I'm spoiled and don't feel bad about it. Should I?

So I'm 16. I have never had a job, and I don't want one. I have an iPhone 6, and I have my own room with a flatscreen tv in it. Over the past 5 years I think I have had a total of 4 laptops and one PC, two if I count the PC I have specifically for movies. When I go to the mall with my parents, we buy lots of stuff obviously, and I don't help them with any of the bags. I'm not like the other spoiled kids who have an attitude and act really mean and such, my parents never asked me to help them, even though it's pretty obvious they need it sometimes. I also don't study for school, play sports, ever had a girlfriend, been to a party, etc. All I do is play video games all day. One of my friends pointed out that I'm spoiled and that it will screw up my life later on, and I've never thought about it before. Should I feel bad about letting my parents do everything in my life?

You should feel bad about it because if you always rely on your parents for everything, you won't learn to do anything by yourself. Like you said you don't study which means that you'll fail your exams and won't get a good job if you don't get a good job, you might not have enough money to buy your own place to live. You'll end up living with your parents and girls don't like guys that still live with their parents and have bad jobs. It will screw you up so I think that you should feel bad

I get if you don't feel bad about being spoilt because really you're living a pretty good life, but understand that when you grow up and become an adult your parents won't be there for you all the time and even if they are not pushing you to help around now someone else will. Now you're living under your parents and you're still a minor and you can't do much as one but as soon as you grow up you will start to make your own decisions and you will need some serious common sense to decide and right now you need to start being more responsible, stop relying on people, (no offence) stop acting like a trustfund baby and get your act together because one day all of this might be gone. Don't feel guilty about what you have, be grateful because your parents work hard to give you what you have and you have to respect that not take advantage of that because one day you will have to do it on your own.