"You're Getting Old": Little Brother Scolds Sister About Marriage in Hilarious Video, SA in Stitches

"You're Getting Old": Little Brother Scolds Sister About Marriage in Hilarious Video, SA in Stitches

  • A young lady was humbled by her little brother after he lectured her about marriage
  • The TikTok video sparked amusement online, and Briefly News takes a look at why sibling relationships are important
  • People were entertained as they flooded the comments section to express their thoughts

A young woman was taken aback by her little brother who took it upon himself to lecture his sister about marriage in a hilarious yet heartwarming moment.

A woman’s little brother lectured her about marriage in a TikTok video.
A little boy scolded his big sister about marriage in a hilarious video that left South Africans amused. Image: @miladesemela0
Source: TikTok

Woman’s little brother lectures her about marriage

The lady shared the amusing interaction on her social media page under the handle @miladesemela0 which quickly went viral, leaving Mzansi peeps in stitches.

The clip captured the moment when @miladesemela0's little brother, with all the seriousness of an elder, scolded her about settling down.

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In the footage, the boy confidently tells his sister that it’s time for her to get married as she is getting old.

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"I am saying when are you getting married 'cause now you're getting old and I'm getting worried. When mom was your age, she got married. When mom was your age, she had a baby fresh out of high school, when she was 19. Look at you now sitting here in your parents' house," the boy said in the clip.

The boy's boldness stunned and amused the online community. His expressions and tone made it clear that he meant business, adding to the comedic effect.

Why sibling relationships are important

According to Psychology Today sibling relationships are crucial for personal well-being. Their everyday contact, emotional intensity, and involuntary nature create freedom and familiarity, enabling the learning of important thinking and relationship skills.

How to create a strong bond between siblings

To foster a strong sibling bond, provide time for alone time, encourage cheering each other on, teach them fair conflict resolution, and teach them to repair relationships over their shared 70-80 years. Build rituals, such as acknowledging each other's birthdays and achievements, and promote family songs, in-jokes, and stories to create a sense of warmth and light. This approach helps to overcome challenges and maintain a strong bond between siblings.

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SA reacts to cute sibling moment

People in Mzansi were entertained as they took to the comments section to crack jokes while some expressed their thoughts.

Stuurman Zolanii said:

"He was trained by the parents to tell you to move out, there's no way he thinks like that every day that kid."

Nombuso_p cracked a joke saying:

"I blame the English Language because what is this."

Thando Zulu expressed:

"I would honestly cry."

Malesolot wrote:

"No, you stressing him out, girl fix yourself and get married."

Ex Oliphant commented:

"Getting worried like he is paying something towards you not being married."
A little boy scolded his sister about marriage, which amused Mzansi.
A South African woman was lectured by her little brother about marriage in a TikTok video. Image: @miladesemela0
Source: TikTok

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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