“Blood of Jesus, Wake Up”: Mum Tells Twins in Video, Says They Didn’t Allow Her Sleep at Night
- A mother of twins got many people laughing hard when she disrupted her children's sleep with "blood of Jesus!"
- The babies looked wide-eyed as the mother complained that they did not let her sleep enough at night
- Social media users who watched the video said that the woman really got the babies looking funny with her action
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A mother has made a video on TikTok showing how she woke her two little children up after they kept her up all night.
In the clip, she approached the kids sleeping on the bed and screamed "blood of Jesus!" to rattle them up from sleep.
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Good children don't sleep at 5:30am
With their eyes wide open, she said that good children should not be sleeping at 5:30am like they are doing since they disturbed her night's sleep.
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While the woman was talking, the kids kept looking at her in surprise. Many people found both the mother and the babies' reactions funny.
Watch the video below:
At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 900 comments with thousands of views.
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
Precious Tracy said:
"Is the blood of Jesus for me."
Ella Sunshine said:
"The one in white be like...what kinda woman is this?"
user1627023522840 said:
"The expression on the first kid with white after she heard it was 5:30, its as if she had some important business to attend...love them."
Deli said:
"Lol what you doing to my babies is not goodooooh."
Priceless Ora said:
"Please done try this next time we are not happy about it."
nununatural said:
“Hey mama!!” Like she didn’t just scare the mess out of them."
ADtwinz said:
"I will start doing this to my boys those tiny humans are something else."
T-Mac said:
"Reminds me of my mom, at least they covered in the blood."
TiD_itsTeesha said:
"The change of her voice from blood of Jesus to hey Mama is a setting up like that wasn’t me."
Twin love: SA gets the feels from adorable twin pics shared by young mother
In other news, Briefly News reported that a young South African mother turned on the feels when she shared a pic of her gorgeous twins. The Twitter post tugged at the heartstrings of many who either could relate or were touched.
A simple caption of the picture, which suggested that two is better than one, evoked a flurry of responses with over 14k Twitter users liking the post. Tweeps were also amazed at the mother's physique after having recently birthed two infants.
Many tweeps praised the young mother for her blessings and showered her with well wishes as her twin babies grow. Some gave sound advice under the post while others who wished they were in her shoes simply marvelled.
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