“Help Me Use My Hands”: Boy Cries As Father Commands Him to Carry Live White Chicken, Video Causes Stir

“Help Me Use My Hands”: Boy Cries As Father Commands Him to Carry Live White Chicken, Video Causes Stir

  • A baby could not stop crying when he was commanded by his father to lift up a live chicken with his hands
  • Crying out loud, he tried many times to touch the chicken's body as he called for his father's help
  • Many ladies who watched the video of the struggling boy said that they also have a phobia of the animal despite their age

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A short video of a child crying as his father asked him to carry a chicken has stirred massive reactions on social media.

In the clip, the father in a commanding tone said: "carry it!". The boy bent behind the chicken as he stretched out his hands.

Father and son/boy cried and couldn't lift chicken.
The father commanded him to lift up the chicken. Photo source: TikTok/@user3149215477088
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Fearful boy and white chicken

Making funny moves as if the chicken was too hot to touch, the boy cried, asking the man to help him with it.

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The kid requested that the man use his hands to lift the animal on his behalf. The boy's crying face got many people laughing online.

Watch the video below:

At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered more than 300 comments and over 8,000 likes.

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

emikomichelle said:

"Him spirit don carry am but the body is not willing due to d demonstration."

Princeharry Buchi said:

"Funny but when they cook, he will finish all the chicken and bones."

Daratan001 said:

"Please leave this baby me too self I can’t carry it."

user3105710931795 said:

"Even me am afraid of it ooo."

Daniel Stanley said:

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"Mothers please if you see a father doing this to your so sons I know you love hem but try to stay out of it. He is learning to be a man."

"She threw iPad": Mother tests her baby, gives her raw egg to hold, kid handles it with care in video

Briefly News reported that a video of a mother, @fitwkayy, trying to see how her child would behave if given a raw egg to hold has stirred massive reactions on social media.

In the TikTok clip, the woman revealed that she learnt from Google that if you give babes eggs, they would take good care of them.

Calling her baby, she stretched an egg towards her and the kid quickly dumped her tablet for it. For over a minute, the kid moved around the house while holding the egg with care.

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