Toddler Attempting to Read Says His Dad Drives a "Vrr Pa" in Cute Video, Mzansi Left in Awe

Toddler Attempting to Read Says His Dad Drives a "Vrr Pa" in Cute Video, Mzansi Left in Awe

  • A cute video of a child describing what type of car his father drives had been doing the rounds on social media
  • The footage shows the little boy attempting to read a book as two women ask him about his dad’s car to which he responds; “Vrr Pa”
  • The child’s cute and genuine response has captured the hearts of man netizens who responded to the post with sweet comments

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Popular Twitter user @jah_vinny_23 had Mzansi netizens amused and in their feels after sharing a video of a little one attempting to read a book.

In the footage, the child is seen trying to concentrate on the complex text, as two unseen women are heard asking him what kind of car his father drives.

dad drives a Vrr Pa
One little chap knows very well what kind of car his dad drives. Image: @jah_vinny_23/Twitter
Source: Twitter

The young chap doesn’t hesitate to answer that he drives a: “Vrr Pa”. If you’re South African, you can easily identify that this indicates a car with a loud exhaust – a much loved feature for many car fanatics.

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Netizens couldn’t help but respond with laughter and endearment to the adorable video.

@MrsLekhooaGS wrote:

“Lmfao my man .”

@SiyamthandaLala said:

“Uyi cutie naye .”

@Kgothatso___ commented:

“Bathong .”

@Forever_BlackZN responded:

“Maye .”

@Afributter said:

“How adorable.”

Little boy’s pronunciation of the word “button” leaves SA howling

In another story, Briefly News reported on a video of a cute boy correcting his mom’s pronunciation of the word “button” which left Mzansi netizens both impressed and in stitches.

The footage was shared on Twitter by user @jah_vinny_23 and shows a lady holding a gaming console and asking the boy which button to press.

The child confidently responds by saying the word is not pronounced “but-on”, but rather “but-in” - in somewhat of a boujee foreign accent. The lady and others in the room can be heard laughing out loud in the background.

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An impressed and amused @jah_vinny_23 captioned the tweet:

“The results of paying R1 500 for school fees.”

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