zodiac12 I've just watched 15 minutes of this show and had to turn it off. It's the most disgusting, offensive portrayal of materialism I've ever seen. I can't believe that MTV thought it would be a good idea to endorse this crap to impressionable, young minds.In my 15 minutes of horror, I witnessed a 16 year old girl purchase a £25,000 watch, an equally expensive chain and a £10,000 ring, all because her friends expect her to be "dripping in diamonds" on her birthday. At a gourmet restaurant she told her friends that she didn't want losers, chavs or ugly people at her party and to make an entrance, (when it came to inviting her adoring friends), her father rented a helicopter for her, so she could fly into her Mansion. MTV portrayed this as something positive and special. I would be ashamed if that was my daughter. No wonder so many children are desperate to be rich and famous, and so many young girls want to marry footballers (as their career!!), rather get a degree and expand their minds. The ambitions of our young are going down the toilet and MTV is partly responsible for that. They produce more and more shows like The Hills, Lacuna (or something) Beach, Cribs and My Super Sweet 16 and all it does is glamorize greed and excess. It's poor programming and I can't believe that a channel I used to watch religiously and be inspired by, would sink this low 15 years later.

MistressoftheEmpire This was without a doubt, the worst show I've ever watched. I was at home one day, bored, and decided to watch the television. This came up. I thought, hmm, let's see what this is like. I spent the next hour wanting to bash someone's head in. These girls and guys obviously do't appreciate what they have, and their parents really need to give some of them a spanking. One girl stopped her father from trying to get a lower rental price for the mansion she wanted for her party. 'Ooh, $ 50 000 is fine, daddy'.She was the girl in high school that everyone hates, and is completely obsessed with herself, saying that she's hot (she only rates a 5 on my scale), and publicly giving invites so that everyone knows who didn't get them (and inviting guys and not their girlfriends). She whined when she didn't get a star for her birthday (her parents later surprised her with Lil Frankie, or some such person).It scares me that there are people in the world like this. Her party cost US$ 150 000 in the end, for one night. I couldn't help but think, that's more than my university and living costs for 3 years. Nearly double, actually, even with flight costs factored in. Scary.

greglager My god, I must say I've never really been compelled to write comments about a TV show, but.....after seeing this hideous shite vomiting out of the C.R.T, how could I not. These young children are some of the most disgusting examples of whats wrong with the world today. Also unfortunately for the population of USA it's this type of behaviour that gives the country such a bad name in basically the rest of the entire world. While dozens of poor little Cambodian children are chasing after anyone with a $1 NOTE to sell dozens of postcards to so they can afford another day of school, these unlicensed brats are whinging about the brand new "SUV" they received. Only cheering up when the even newer "Spider" sports-car arrives 10 minutes later with their diamond-encrusted Rolex. The biggest problem though has got to be with the parents. How can they let their children turn into such pampered little bastards who believe anything and everything is their god-given right. One of the biggest problems though, is that this isn't the only show that makes the yanks look like a bunch of idiots, Laguna Beach, Rich Girls, The Hills + countless other reality TV. Luckily I've been to the US several times and know that this isn't the real world there. Generally everyone I've met were great people, very friendly and not obnoxious fools. And, the amount of poverty and poor people is quite alarming contrary to what you see on these television programmes. But, it looks like it's MTV's mission to make Americans look like the most annoying, dumbest people on the planet!

willowwear00 The Jerry Springer show was the tin standard for all these years, but now along comes MY SUPER SWEET 16 to sink lower into the primordial muck of TV.Where to begin? 15-year-olds want sweet 16 parties. Fair enough. And most parents are happy to throw nice parties for their kids. But these are parents and kids from hell. The parents allow unbelievable rudeness by their spawns of the devil, yet lavish these monsters with clothes, cars, etc. that no 16-year-old deserves. Clearly, the parents are paying to be on TV, not realizing that they are not seen as "cool" but as pathetic. I would not do business with these people, and hopefully others won't as well.Most of these kids need a swift kick in the butt. They too play to the cameras, and embarrass themselves in the process. Their friends seem equally obnoxious. If this is America's future, maybe we would be better off under the Taliban.Enjoy your 15-minutes of fame. No one remembers you, other than as the "fat one" or the "loud one." Enjoy the cars because you have little chance of becoming employable. And mom and dad - be proud. Your little monsters will turn out as gluttonous and useless as you are.