LOL: Video Shows Boisterous Toddler Smashing TV to "Beat the Bad Guys", SA Reacts

LOL: Video Shows Boisterous Toddler Smashing TV to "Beat the Bad Guys", SA Reacts

  • A super energetic toddler has gone viral after breaking the family TV
  • The little guy threw a bunch of items at the screen in the hopes of rescuing his superhero friends and help them "beat the bad guys"
  • Mzansi had mixed reactions to the clip and headed to the comments section to share their thoughts

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A super cute little boy has the internet buzzing after completely destroying the family TV in a viral video clip. It seems the munchkin was only trying to protect his superhero friends from the bad guys who were trying to attack them.

Toddler, Video, Viral, TV, Smash, Break, Bad Guys, Social media reactions
An adorable two-year-old has gone viral after smashing the family TV. Images: @usatoday/Instagram
Source: Instagram

Heading online, @usatoday shared the clip which received mixed reactions from social media users.

"A 2-year-old tried to help his on-screen superhero, but ended up breaking a TV," the American news network captioned the post.

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While some social media users found the video absolutely hysterical, others noticed that the toddler's nappy was really full and he appeared to have very little supervision. Many criticised his caregivers for seemingly neglecting the little boy.

Check out some of the interesting comments below:

lanamay16_ said:

"He repeats what he sees, what he is inspired to do. No more no less."

stefw49 said:

"Not cute. Where in the hell was the parental supervision and a damn diaper change?!?"

jcmaph said:

"So guys, don't forget to use a condom..."

angelm_319 said:

"He may broken the TV, but he sacrificed it to save his hero."

and1_nara03 said:

"Sell the kid after that."

philmarf said:

"Violence at an early age."

_m.mohsen_b said:

"LMAO The children of this generation are Dracula."

Aww: Adorable girl steals the show on runway, struts her stuff like real model

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In similar news about adorable kids, Briefly News previously reported that a kid has become an internet sensation after a stunt she pulled on adults at a fashion event.

A short video by @pubity on Instagram reposted by @mufasatundeednut showed the kid storm the runway with a carriage and countenance that is commonplace with professional runway models.

The smiling girl prodded forward in her fine pink dress and stopped halfway to strike killer poses for the thrilled guests. She made poses like a model trying to impress the judges. The kid's display got the guests clapping for her.

After her showcase, she is then led off the stage by an adult.

South Africans gushed

@dremodrizzy stated:

"That white man wey dey hold mic no too like that pikin make we no lie."

@aduke_orobo commented:

"If na naija Pikin, MC go don announce Sey come carry ur Pikin o. Or the audience go don Dey shout, especially if the baby no come fine."

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@lisaa_ndukwe said:

"See her tiny, cutie legs. Thank God she didn't fall when she rotated like Ijiji ndi Igbo !"

@cacosahairs remarked:

"See how everyone applauded her? Nigerians need to learn to let kid's be kids. They'll be forcing little kids to catwalk like Naomi Campbell and the atmosphere won't be so welcoming because most people in the audience would be looking for fault so they can laugh."

Source: Briefly News

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