“This Generation Is Woke”: Young Boy Drags Mom for Not Having a Car, SA in Stitches

“This Generation Is Woke”: Young Boy Drags Mom for Not Having a Car, SA in Stitches

  • A little boy left his mother speechless when he firmly scolded her for not having a car and showing her other women who were driving their cars
  • The hilarious moment was captured while the two were enjoying ice cream at KFC, sitting next to a glass window watching cars pass by
  • Social media users filled the comment section with laughter, joking that the mom should have taken back the ice cream
TikTok users were in stitches after seeing a mom shocked by her son's question
A boy showed her mom younger women who were driving cars asking why she did not have any. Credit: RgStudio
Source: Getty Images

Kids have a way of speaking their truth in the most brutal yet innocent wars, often leaving adults laughing or deeply reflecting on their words. Without filter and no hesitation, they say exactly what's on their minds, and sometimes, their unexpected honesty catches [parents completely off guard.

A mom recorded the funny yet shocking moment when her son dragged her for not having a car, and the clip was later shared on Facebook by mzansiprolificconnect_, leaving many online users entertained.

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The boy scolds his mom

One mom recently found herself in this situation when she recorded a funny yet shocking moment with her son while they were seated at FC, enjoying ice cream. Sitting next to a glass window, in full view of other cars passing by, the boy firmly asks his mom to see that other women are driving cars, further asking her why can't she drive. The mother was not expecting the scolding and only responded with:

"Hebanna (my gosh) yoh"

Watch the Facebook video below:

SA comments on the boy's video

The clip attracted many comments as social media users took to the feed to share their amusement. Some playfully suggested that the mom should have taken the ice cream away as a payback for the child's unexpected backchat.

Others laughed, saying she should remind him that he's the one finishing the money his mom needs for monthly instalments. Many users, however, acknowledged that kids are naturally unfiltered, and that is what makes them so adorable.

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Social media users foresaw a strict parent in a young boy who compared her mom to other ladies
A son left her mom speechless after speaking about her not having a car. Credit: RgStudio
Source: Getty Images

User @malaza.simphiwe asked:

"😭😭😭😭Someone please like this in Jan so that I can go get my learners."

User @marthashiloane said:

"These kids listen to their grandparents shouting at us and then they repeat 😭😭."

User @bossyayaa added:

"Also! Video of the year!!!!! My man and I can’t get over it 😂."

User @diketso_0203 shared:

"Ayeye, this generation is woke 🤣."

User @jenny.dashortie added:

"This child 😭😭."

User @xikhaviso_ said:

"Oh imagine when he grows up to be a father 😢😂he’ll be the worst dad ever full of comparison."

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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

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