“They’re Just Kids”: Man Sits Still Like a Statue While Kids Bounce on Him, SA Entertained

“They’re Just Kids”: Man Sits Still Like a Statue While Kids Bounce on Him, SA Entertained

  • A guy shared a hilarious video of a man sitting completely still on a couch while two toddlers energetically bounced on him, climbing and flipping off from his back
  • The kids, clearly amused by the game, took turns bouncing off the man who didn't move an inch, maintaining his composure through the entire chaotic exercise
  • Social media users were in stitches, with the comment section flooded with reactions, shocked at how the man managed to stay so still through the bouncing madness
Facebook users were in stitches after seeing how still a man remained when toddlers bounced on him
A social media user shared a video of kids jumping onto a man sitting still. Image: Phumlooh
Source: Facebook

Patience is a key quality when you're in a relationship with someone who has children. It's about more than just handling their boundless energy, it's about supporting your partner as they navigate the parenting journey. In the case of this viral video, the man demonstrated huge patience, remaining perfectly still as the toddler took turns climbing, flipping, and bouncing on him.

His calmness served as a reminder of how important it is to stay composed, especially in a family setting, whether you're a stepfather or just a loving partner. The amusing video was shared on Facebook by user Phumlooh, who shared that the kids belonged to the woman dating the man, making the clip more hilarious.

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The man sits and watches the kids bounce on him

In the clip, the toddlers have a blast, jumping off the couch and performing flips while the man holds a scatter cushion in his lap. Despite their wild game and excitement, the man doesn't flinch or move, remaining still like a statue and leading to a flood of reactions on social media.

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Watch the Facebook video below:

The toddlers attract many online users' attention

Social media users were amused by the clip, with many expressing their respect for the man’s remarkable patience. Many were in awe of how calm and composed the man remained despite the toddlers' high energy. Some even pointed out that he was showing signs of love and commitment to stay so still and supportive in such a chaotic moment.

Facebook users shared their stories about how they would let their partner's kids do whatever they wanted around them
A man left many social media users in stitches after showing a video of a man who allowed kids to toy with him. Image: Phumlooh
Source: Facebook

User @JamesFormerMinistr said:

"Nothing wrong, they're just kids and enjoy it with him."

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User @NailsbyWinnie

"I just see kids playing with their dad, nothing else 😂."

User @VukileFongo commented:

"It is hard to be a stepfather 😢."

User @Okwanda Mtila added:

"If it was me, I was going to play with them. I love kids, especially the ones who are not naughty kids ❤️❤️❤️."

User @Phelo Faizel Herthingz shared:

"😂😂he's exhausted, he can't even fake a smile udikwe ufile😭😭."

User @Reeboh Ntshangase said:

😂😂😂'I've be there before."

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  • A mom gave her toddler two pieces of bread and his twin none, but the one with food shared it with his brother, touching the hearts of many social media users.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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