“Let’s Recognise Present Fathers”: Dad Hypes Daughter on First Day at School, SA Touched

“Let’s Recognise Present Fathers”: Dad Hypes Daughter on First Day at School, SA Touched

  • A daddy enthusiastically pumped his little girl on her first day at school, giving her the right kind of motivation to build her confidence
  • The little girl in full uniform felt motivated and ready to take on the school year in a clip shared by the parent on TikTok
  • The clip received much love online, as many social media users praised the man for being a present and loving parent
TikTok users were proud to see a father assuring his daughter that she was beautiful
A dad boosted his daughter's confidence as he planned to leave for her first day of the school term. Image: @macdonald165
Source: TikTok

On the first day of the school term, many parents proudly take their happy, sad, and crying kids to school, capturing the moments to share with us online.

One little girl felt excited after her father, whose TikTok handle is @macdonald165, hyped her up, assuring her that she was beautiful as they were about to go to school.

Daddy motivates the little girl

The short clip shows a beautiful dad-and-daughter relationship that begins with him sitting in his car with the passenger door opened when his little girl approaches, ready to hit the road. Spotting her in the crisp uniform, the father starts cheering loudly, praising her cuteness.

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Used to her father's hype, the confident young girl responds with poise and flair, smiling and making hand movements that convey an awareness of how good she looks in school uniform.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi speak on the father and daughter love

The clip attracted 659K views, 144 K likes, and almost 500 comments as social media users flocked to the comment section, admiring the father's energy and the daughter's adorable confidence. Many highlighted the positive role played by present fathers in their kids' lives, and others loved the gorgeous little miss.

Mzansi praised a man for how he made his daughter smile while going to school
A father proved how much he loved his daughter by giving her the confidence she needed on her first school day. Image: @macdonald165
Source: TikTok

User @ifiloendlovu said:

"Please let’s recognise the present fathers, hle. We're breaking the curse."

User @Sweet commented:

"Dads that love their children like this just melt my heart 🥺."

User @Loeto Mokaleng added:

"She's always happy ga na le wena, my love ❤️🥺😍you're doing a great job 😍."

User @Khanyi Ngcobo said:

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"She’s that girl!!😂😍."

User @her🎀 added:

"OMG, she's so girly🥺💕."

User @nomathemba makhapela

"😂😂😂She should be in varsity."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za