Spiddlekick Interview: Difference between revisions

On the 16th of September 2022, Spiddlekick, a user of Kiwi Farms showcased an interview that was conducted between himself and Daniel. Topics of the interview focused primarily on his childhood in the [[Tennyson Center]] up to his the then-present day. Other names are given such as [[Quacko]] when comparing to his bullying in his school days, as well as trauma with his family, including his mother and with his mentor [[Bob Proctor]].

Q7: Did you have a teacher that you didn't like/didn't like you? Any stories? - Dan also acknowledges that the Tennyson Center has since closed here (It is now closed and is in fact still open).  

A7: Yes um..there was one teacher that I literally couldn't even stand in class. It was like...like he was a history teacher and um I just didn't like him at all because it would be like i would walk into the class and I'm a happy guy I'm very talkative and his attitude would be like ok class sit down. It would seem like he has his own mental health issues and he shouldn't be working at a mental health place, right. He definitely had a short temper and he was there the entire time I was there which is surprising enough because he is from what the entire school was a hated teacher in the school and I mean he did kick out half the student by the time the class ended so it's (inaudible) yeah, I was like one of them that he actually told me to leave his class and I like literally and its like why would he eve do that, when i tried to speak up about it because I go to school there as a y'know my own mentally health right my mental health issues of course they (inaudible) student, so it was like his real concerns weren't actually being heard and i actually found out that the Tennyson center closed and are no longer in service which i actually cried about a month ago that they have been shut down, do I don't know why they shut down but I was told that they were a company that was just y'know, locally owned, really really good company that just hired wrong people I guess.

A10: I was probably one of the most bullied in the school, yeah so on the Disney channel i think it was there as a tv show called Danny phantom so one of the things everyone would do is mimic you know as a way of hating on me calling me Danny Phantom like hey Danny phantom you know and actually say it like that to on purpose to piss me off (inaudible) say that, call me by my regular name and I mean like it was going viral in the school um so it was I was screwed basically that became one of the biggest things in the school, you call me Danny phantom you were basically a bully um kind of like Quacko yknow if you say the word Quacko in the Daniel Larson fanbase, you were a troll its kind of like that. um but yeah um that was one of the big things that happened with that i was on the school bus getting bullied to the point where i would sit all the way in the back of the bus and anyone that sat back there with me would literally try to kick me because i mean i guess there's nothing you can do on a school bus, the driver was driving, if there was a fight the fight would happen every single day after a mile after we leave the school the school bus would pull over along the side of the road and um call the police every single day so there were days where I was 5 hours delayed and didn't get home until 8 or 9 o'clock and the school gets out at like 2:30 so for me to get home after dinner and then its like, what are we doing for dinner or kind of jacked up.   

A17: Yes, because my mother and my dad, I guess I'm not fully sure of their story because I was never really told anything and it was kind of a family secret. So its something that I don't even know to this day. Um its like a big mystery to me. But I guess my mother and my father were in a divorce or something like that. Ok, or they were never even married to begin with, I don't know. But, my dad still lived in California while I was living with my mother in Colorado, right. And social services I guess is what put me into the Tennyson Center when they found out about the abuse. So it was really in the end it was a legal battle between am i safe enough to go back to my mother or should I be put up for custody which I think my dad tried or my grandmother. One of the two wanted me up for custody. And they were speaking up about it at the time, right, abut my mother. And so what that ended up happening was my dad got involved and was like, "Come live with me in California." And then my grandmother was like, Daniel doesn't even know his dad, I know Daniel lot more because I'm was one of the closest people to him when he lived in California, my grandmother got involved, right. As far as the court, they were trying to figure out who would be the best fit for me: my dad or my grandmother. So my grandmother moved to Colorado and said that my grandmother would stay in Colorado because I'm used to Colorado after a year and a half, right. Then my grandmother, the court basically said easy win. And (Inaudible) to this day your grandmother's a bitch because she won you over just the fact she had money. She didn't actually raise you well, because if she would've raised you well, she would've taught you right from wrong, she would've taught you skills. And it was like, I mean my dad is right, but I mean I can't blame my grandmother for that because I didn't know my dad that much, right. So, I feel like every one has their own feelings, um and it is what it is. (Inaudible) couldn't get to my father, just like I want to get closer to my mother, because the entire situation was just screwed. It's you know a situation. I really want to get closer to them but now that I am, I mean, its easy enough to say now, 1 billion views, and I am only growing more and more and more. I get spotted in public on a daily basis, not every wants be affiliated in that. And that's a new struggle I have to get over. And I'm slowly losing Bob because of my popularity like Bob is paranoid sometimes of being in public. So, It's run while you can. But yeah, that's what's going on in my life.     

A18: She was on my mother's. (Inaudible) about my mother um... very much. But supposedly, my grandmother was in uh I don't want to say social services herself like a case manager, case worker. But I think she was something like that. She kept talking about how she was like when a baby's put up for adoption she was always the one that had to drive the baby's to you know what I mean to there foster care or whatever. All I know is that my mother at a young age was put up for adoption, k. And my grandmother, Nancy, right adopted my mother. So my mother never really knew her mother so that where my mothers... I guess... trauma came from. My mother with my dad I don't I don't, like I said, I don't know if this is true or not. (Inaudible) because that's what it is now. My mother, for my understanding had me at a young age to where she wasn't finically ready to where she wasn't mentally ready. So when that happened my mother didn't know how to take care of me, we'll just say it that way. So that created trauma in the family. And I don't blame my mother for that, I don't blame anyone for that. I'm happy to be here, I'm happy to be alive because I wouldn't be here otherwise, right. I feel like my job in this world is to do... I feel like everyone should do what makes them happy, that how I feel. We're all in this world for a reason, and if we don't make the best of it we are just going to die unhappy and that's not how any of us want to live.     

Q19: Are you happy where you currently live? (This is during Shield Housing)