TikTok of Little Boy Botching the Months of the Year Gives SA the Feels, “February Must Just Forget”

TikTok of Little Boy Botching the Months of the Year Gives SA the Feels, “February Must Just Forget”

  • An adorable baby went viral on TikTok for messing up when trying to recount all the 12 months
  • Online users could not stop gushing over the smart boy who tried his best to remember the month and even sang a song to help
  • People left sweet comments complimenting the little kid, with many saying that he was giving them baby fever

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A cute kid on TikTok stirred hearts when he made effort to say the months of the year. People could not stop gushing over him as they cracked jokes.

Little kid says months of the year , girls laughing
A cute kiddo recalled all the months of the year, and his adorable mistakes had netizens gushing. Image.: Getty Image: NickyLloyd/TikTok/@cyoung28
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The little boy had many people in the comments over his cute attempt at recalling all 12 months. In the video, they received a mass of reactions from netizens.

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South Africa swoon over cute kid reciting months of the year on TikTok

One kid posted by @cyoung28 recalled all 12 months of the year with an adorable song. His pronunciation was adorable and peeps melted as he tried his best to get through all 12.

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Mzansi loves to see cute kids' language blunders. Peeps were gushing over the little kid, and many had jokes. People who cannot stop raving about his adorable display of knowledge.

Vuvuss16 commented:

"February must just forget."

empress_vuyi1

"January, sebruary, March, April, May, you've been lie, August, September OTOBER, nozember DECEMBER . we all love December weitse. he is so cute.."

Orieeee commented:

"Tiktok is tryna get me pregnant."

royalethnicwear commented:

"He's so cute.. The way he said December like he works and going on leave with a 13th cheque n bonus."

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user4208975571067 commented:

"Agg jine he's sooo cute. February is clearly not important. Cuteness overloaded."

user2074358617886 commented:

"December is a happy month."

lee_khuzwayo commented:

"What a beautiful boy!"

Comment Guy commented:

“June July” = “You be like”

MaNkosi_King commented:

"Look, I honestly cannot let this baby be the reason for my downfall. I’m a pinch close to falling pregnant now."

user384299835767 commented:

"I don't blame him Feb is too short no need to mention it."

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Briefly News previously reported that a South African Tiktoker went around an American University asking people to say the word boerewors. The video made rounds on TikTok, and many people joked about the mispronunciations.

South Africans had a good laugh after seeing Americans try to say the South African word. The video went viral is South Africans could not stop laughing at their attempt.

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A Tik Tok video shows how strange our local language sounds to others outside the country. A group of people tried to say the South African version of sausage, which did not go well.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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