“My Head Goes Off, Doesn’t Stay On”: Grade 1 Boy Explains How He Got Zero on a Test, SA in Stitches

• A grade 1 boy humorously explained his zero on a test by claiming he had superpowers but couldn't put his thoughts into words
• The pupil was still in uniform when he expressed how his brain works in detail in the clip that was later shared on TikTok
• Social media users could not contain their amusement, flooding the comments section with fondness for the young boy and offering advice

In a heartwarming and hilarious moment, grade 1 pupil Ayrin tried to explain to his parents why he got a zero on his test, and his honest explanation entertained many online users.

The video shared on TikTok by @chroniclesofayron went viral after reaching the platform, attracting millions of views, thousands of comments and likes.

Ayron explains how his head works

The clip starts with the young pupil standing in front of his family, still in school uniform, after a long day. He acknowledges his superpowers but struggles to explain the thoughts racing in his head. The well-spoken boy explains that during class, his brain light switches off when the teacher is giving a lesson and doesn't switch back on.

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He adds that other kids are fine and get better marks, asking for advice on what to do. Ayron, in his innocent yet candid way, admits that he can not understand anything and asks his parents to have a meeting with the teacher again as he tries to figure out a way to get his brain power back.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Supporting your child through bad grades

Getting bad grades can be tough on both kids and their parents. But how you react makes all the difference. Instead of getting upset or dishing out punishment, it helps to take a step back and understand what might be going on. Maybe your child is struggling to keep up, lacks motivation, or is dealing with something outside of school. What matters most is showing support and helping them work through the problem. Encouraging open conversations and offering help can make your child feel understood and motivated to improve.

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Here are some helpful tips by child experts on ways parents can respond:

1. Talk it out: Ask your child how they’re feeling about school and what might be going wrong.
2. Look for the cause: Try to understand if it’s a learning issue, lack of focus, or something else.
3. Make a plan together: Set goals and help create a routine or schedule that works.
4. Offer help and resources: Consider tutoring or extra materials if needed.
5. Praise effort over grades: Celebrate progress, not just A’s.
6. Stay supportive: Keep things positive and remind them that mistakes are part of learning.

Mzansi loves the little boy

The video gained 3.4M views, 279K likes and 12.3K comments from social media users who were rolling with laughter, praising Ayron's humorous charm. Many saw a future lawyer and a politician in the young boy, and others advised the parents to get him Biostrat for concentration in class.

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User @Supa Dohzie asked:

"Am I the only one that thinks he's actually a very very brilliant boy."

User @Slay Mom advised:

"Please buy Bio strath for him it helps."

User @Jojo added:

"Imagine Him In marketing, you will buy whatever he is selling 😂😂."

User @Sheila Mthethwa said:

"Mommy you are raising a Politician 🤞🙆‍♂️."

User @Uncle Wallie 🩵 shared:

"I get him. My brain switched off during an interview 😂😂😂😂it got dark."

User @LusandaSolz said:

"I love him ♥️😂😂😂 and he actually wants a solution. Tell him what he must do now please 😂."

User @akeelagalant added:

"He’s trying to tell you something. He might not be able to concentrate."

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Hilary Sekgota, human interest head of desk at Briefly News, contributed to this article.

Source: Briefly News