"Objection, My Lord": Woman Cracks Up Mzansi After Showing Off the Campus Bag Her Dad Bought for Her
- A young lady in South Africa showed off how her dad did her dirty with his funny purchase
- In the TikTok video, the stunner shared how she asked her father to buy her a campus bag, and peeps were amused by the results
- Briefly News takes a look at why females need to have a relationship with their dads and more
A young hun left South Africans cracking up in laughter after she showcased what her dad had brought for her to use at university.
Source: TikTok
Student shows off the campus bag her dad bought her for uni
Taking to her social media account under the handle @hurleyquinn3, the babe proudly showed off the unexpected purchase, which immediately went viral for all the wrong reasons.
In the video, @hurleyquinn3 revealed that she had asked her father to buy her a bag which she could use at the campus, but it was not quite what she had anticipated. She went on to show off the bag and it was a black rolling school bag, which is normally used by children who are in primary school.
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@hurleyquinn3 expressed the following while taking to her TikTok caption saying:
"Results of having a present dad."
The post quickly garnered attention when the student unveiled the oversized bag, which left online users both amused and bewildered, and it was clear that the young lady was a bit shocked by her dad's selection.
Even though her reaction is priceless, she clearly appreciates her dad’s good intentions. In SA, having an involved father isn’t always the norm.
Watch the funny video below:
SA is amused by the hun's campus bag from her dad
SA TikTok users were howling over her bag saga! Peeps said her dad was all about practicality over fashion. Some assumed he saw a future lawyer, while others said they’d rock it proudly. The wholesome daddy-daughter moment had the timeline buzzing with jokes.
Lwazi N said:
"He already sees a lawyer in you, think positive."
Kell shared:
"I would carry that bag around campus with pride and tell everyone my daddy bought the bag for me. I so miss my dad, he was my everything."
Zikodelihle wrote:
"Nawe cacisa mawucela I bag ku Dad. uBaba is not thinking about fashion I'm sure ucabange ukuthi it will be easy to carry your books and laptop."
Nelisa-Badu expressed:
"O dira law chomi? Knowing me, I'd take it to work and roll it in when I enter the lecture room."
Jillian commented:
"That man said you are there to get an education! Period. What vibes?"
User Billion cracked a joke saying:
"Objection my Lord."
Makola Paula typed:
"I am not laughing at you, I am laughing at the thought process ya papa. Your dad is the best." 😂😂😂"
Ntokozo added:
"You are so lucky he delivers sana, 😭 mine will just ignore the hell out of me."
Source: TikTok
Why do females need to have a relationship with their dads
Positive father-daughter relationships are extremely valuable, according to studies. Having a strong tie with their fathers helps young women succeed academically, feel better about themselves, and choose better partners.
According to Your Teen Mag, a daughter's emotional, social, and relational well-being depends on her father-daughter relationship since it influences her perception of relationships, self-worth, and general confidence, all of which will affect her future romantic and personal relationships.
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More father and daughter stories from Briefly News
- A young hun showcased in a video how she straightened her wig on her father's head and tried to style it.
- One babe in South Africa shared a sweet moment with her daddy dearest at the club, channelling the vibrant energy of the groove.
- The clip shared by @definitelynotayanda on the video platform shows the young lady dancing with her father.
- After two years apart, a father reunited with his daughter. The video of the moment she recognised him went viral.
- A woman was devastated after her dad casually handed her an expired Chris Brown concert ticket.
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