"He Is Too Funny": Woman Leaves Dad With Phone, His Hilarious Inner Child Antics Amuse SA

"He Is Too Funny": Woman Leaves Dad With Phone, His Hilarious Inner Child Antics Amuse SA

  • A lady showcased her dad's hilarious antics after she gave him her phone in a video making rounds online
  • The stunner's TikTok footage sparked a buzz, and it gathered loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments
  • People reacted as they flooded the comments section, cracking jokes while some shared their thoughts
  • Briefly News spoke to lay counsellor and emotional support expert Astrid Daries about the importance of parents maintaining a sense of humour and playfulness in their relationship with their children, as well as the psychological impact

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In an adorable display of playful antics, a woman left her father with her phone, only to find him perplexed by his inner childlike behaviour.

A woman left her phone with her dad and showcased his hilarious inner child antics that amused SA.
A lady revealed that she left her phone with her father and showcased his hilarious inner child antics that amused online users. Image: @ vee looner
Source: TikTok

Woman leaves dad with phone, displays inner child antics

The hilarious video was posted by the lady under the handle @__vee___looner on TikTok, and it has taken the internet by storm, leaving netizens laughing and reminiscing about the fun they have with their parents.

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@__vee___looner shared that she handed her father her phone, and little did she know he had other plans. The woman's dad took a whole lot of videos with funny filters as he channelled in his inner child antics, which his daughter placed on display.

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The footage, which quickly went viral, shows the father's funny faces, which left South Africans cracking up in laughter.

It gathered loads of views, along with thousands of likes and comments. The clip not only sparked amusement but also reminded many of the joy that comes from embracing one’s playful side and the special bond shared between parents and their children.

Watch the wholesome video below:

Why playfulness matters in parenting, expert says

While speaking to Briefly News, lay counsellor and emotional support expert Astrid Daries said the following:

"Walt Disney once said, "Laughter is timeless. Imagination has no age. And dreams are forever." As the visionary behind some of the most beloved characters in the world, Disney brought joy and laughter to children, teenagers, and adults alike. His creations continue to inspire generations, reminding us of the power of playfulness and imagination."

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Playfulness and a sense of humour not only make people happy but also promote empathy and understanding, according to the emotional support expert.

"In difficult times, parents can demonstrate to their children that resilience is a key part of the human spirit—that even in the face of challenges, we can find reasons to smile, Astrid added.

She went on to add that playfulness and humour also enhance creative thinking, encouraging children to explore the world with curiosity. This helps young minds connect with others in meaningful ways and bring positivity into situations where setbacks and obstacles may arise.

"By embracing laughter and imagination, we cultivate a mindset that sees possibilities rather than limitations, fostering both emotional well-being and personal growth."

Netizens react to father and daughter moment

As the video spread across social media, Mzansi's online community couldn't get enough of the heartwarming father-daughter moment. Many people flooded the comments section with messages about how their parents reacted similarly when they had similar playful moments.

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Jayjay said:

"I was respectfully on my own now see me."

Silvia sly added:

"Wow I wish the same relationship between my kids and their dad, I never got a chance."

Oltharvee expressed:

"At least you found yours doing that..some of us he would have been going through my messages."

Style Like _Merab wrote:

"His inner child is happy."

Cynthiadaisy3 was stunned:

"You left your dad with your phone."

Lynn commented:

"From tonight I can’t live without your dad. How is my love your dad."

User:

"He is too funny."
A lady revealed that she left her phone with her father and showcased his hilarious inner child antics that amused online users.
A woman left her phone with her dad and showcased his hilarious inner child antics that amused SA. Image: @vee looner
Source: TikTok

The importance of a father and daughter relationship

According to Your Teen Magazine, when a dad is present in his daughter's life, they create a positive father-daughter relationship which is extremely valuable. Strong ties to their fathers help young women succeed academically, feel better about themselves, and choose better partners.

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana 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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