I Am Jazz

Jazz, is an annoying brat, she gets whatever she wants. I remember when in an episode, she needed to lose weight in order to get her surgery, and her brothers decided to help her lose weight, so they go and play soccer. And when Jazz decided to quit after 15 minutes, her brothers kept encouraging her to keep playing, until she threw a tantrum. Her parents aren't better either, as they make Jazz their evident favorite, and I haven't seen an episode where her parents and her brothers have actually talked for that long. The only thing keeping this piece of hot garbage getting the 1/10 that it deserves are Jazz's two brothers. They are the best part of the show, and its evident that they care deeply for Jazz, considering that they haven't stopped helping her on her path to becoming a women. So +1 star for each of them.

Jazz is really insecure and spoiled. She twists everything around. She causes drama and she has so many problems she needs to work on. She's a transgender AOC. Seriously, she needs therapy.

I Am Jazz has tragically become an exploitive show. The LGBT community should demand it to be cancelled for the good of Jazz. Jazz is definitely becoming exploited by her parents particularly by her mother Jeanette and her father is silent. She is definitely psychologically damaged and became overweight. If this show don't get cancelled a tragic outcome may happen. The parents see Jazz as a meal ticket and couldn't care less.

This is exploitation, pure and simple. Jazz's parents should have had their son seek ongoing therapy prior to drugs and surgery. SURGERY! They have castrated their son and guaranteed that he will NEVER have a normal sex life or children. This show's promotion of gender dysphoria is disgusting.

As for the content, poor Jazz plays to the camera and the "storylines" are contrived and forced.

Why on earth would "loving parents" choose to be on public display? For parents to allow a young boy to transition this way, before even achieving puberty, leaves one questioning his parent's parenting skills! If Jazz chose this path, at least until after puberty, and did so privately, one might say, "to each his own", but to foist this upon the public just seems wrong at best.