In recent times, many of us have begun to question the kind of behavior that society is increasingly tolerating or even showcasing as normal. The phrase "Kote mond sa prale ak bagay pasa pasa nou an!" directly translates to "Where is this world going with these troubling things happening to us?" and resonates deeply with those who feel a sense of unease about the current moral compass of society. From personal observation, the rise in negative actions—whether social injustices, harmful behaviors, or disrespect among individuals—raises concerns about what kind of models we are presenting to the next generation. The phrase "On moun kap fe zak konsa sou moun….. se modèl nou?" meaning "Are people doing such things to others... Is that our model?" provokes a crucial self-reflection. It highlights the gap between the values we should cherish and the reality many witness daily. Social media and digital platforms often amplify these troubling behaviors, sometimes blurring the lines between right and wrong. Green screen videos and viral content tagged with #greenscreenvideo can make serious issues more visible but also risk trivializing them or unintentionally promoting negative conduct if not handled responsibly. In my experience, taking a step back and critically evaluating what we celebrate and share is essential. Encouraging positive role models, promoting empathy, and fostering community dialogue can inspire better social standards. Ultimately, by recognizing that questionable actions should not be glorified, we can work together to steer our world towards a healthier, more respectful future.