Rodney Atkins - Watching You (Official Video) REACTION! GOTTA WATCH WHAT YOU DO BECUASE OF THIS
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One of my proudest moments was when my son who is now a senior in high school was in kindergarten. I had just out 20.00 in his lunch account at school in Monday and I got a text from the school saying he had no money left on Friday. Now I always sent a lunch with him, but he would get a snack or slushie, a snack. So I asked him what happened to his money in his account. He told me "mommy there a two kids in my class that don't always have a lunch so I bought them lunch so they wouldn't be hungry. " All I could do was hug him and cry, the innocence of a child is something to behold.
Jayme Wootten you raised a very good kid 👍
Jayme Wootten 🙏🏼
Good trees starts with a good roots.
Oh my heart 😭 That's so sweet!!
Jayme Wootten bless his heart
My oldest son was about 10 yrs old when this happened. We were out at a fast food restaurant and we just got finished eating. He asked me for a couple of dollars because he needed something. I thought he was going for dessert but as I watched I was real proud. He went to the counter and purchased a value meal but walked right past me and went outside. I followed him. He handed the bag to a woman and little boy sitting on the curb. She was holding a sign that read "Will work for food". He told them to keep their heads up, you might be at the rock bottom right now but the only place to go from here is up. That was the same thing I told one of my friends a few days before. Yes very proud of my boy. He leaves for boot camp in June for the Army National Guard.
Wow that is amazing!!! Him joining service just shows he believes his purpose is to help others and the country in anyway he can cause that story said it by itself. That’s awesome!! Good job dad
@@BillyYouSoCrazy yeah I feel that I did a good job. Umm...i am his dad not his mom....LOL
@@markthompson130 LMFAO My bad i musta misread your youtube name or something!! super embarrassing lol
USMC vet here, I use to play "Go the F*ck to Sleep" narrated by Samuel L Jackson to my 3 year old. One night he looked at me and said "Go the F*ck to sleep mommy?" and I had to laugh, after choking on my soda...
Rodney Atkins "he's mine" is another song about the boy when he is older. You should definitely check it out!
Definitely!
Yes I agree
yes please....
This song is definitely one you will love Billy
I was gonna suggest this one too!
You should listen to “Cleaning this Gun” by Rodney Atkins. And I have 3 kids and there are too many moments that make me proud and like I am doing something right. Mostly when they want to help other people. ❤️
Yes! Sure hope you react to that one, Billy!!! It's one of my husband's and my favorites. It came out when our youngest child (the daughter and family with whom we live, now) was 16. ;-)
Don't forget He's Mine
Such an amazing song for a father with a little girl
Yes amazing song. I remember when it came out my girls dad absolutely loved it. Now with our oldest 15 and starting to think about going on dates he tells her remember to tell him there is 5 guns in this house lol. Both of my girls have a AR 22 each. He bought them the very weekend the oldest came in from school and told him she liked a boy lol.
Yes
My proud parent moment came when I was at my VA appointment with my lil man who has petite mal seizures. He was scared that he would have an episode and I told him as long as he wore my special sunglasses, no one could see him and he wouldn't have to worry about having a seizure. He grabbed my glasses and the other veterans had heard our conversation played along and asked where he went. It's amazing how much we stick together as brothers and sisters whilst out of service. That moment is my proudest as a parent and a veteran.
You should react to Rodney Atkins - Farmer's Daughter. This one is indeed a classic throwback.
Definitely
Love that song. Got it on my "Feel Good" playlist.
I always told my kids "you'll never know until you try." They are 16, 16, and 14. Earlier this year, they confronted me about a book I wrote when they were babies. I still hadn't published it. "You'll never know until you try, Mom. That's what you always tell us." That moment... When my lesson was proven learned (and used against me lol), was amazing. It's published, now. The look in their eyes when they told me they were proud of me was even better.
Link to your book?
www.amazon.com/Summer-Shift-Life-Lessons-Book-ebook/dp/B07NT6V9GW/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=tara+tappin+the+summer+of+shift&qid=1593076427&sr=8-1
Proud parent moment.
Theyre young young. I sing sweet Caroline then in the back of the car i hear "BA BA BAAAA"
So good! So good haha 😂
Not a parent, but when I was a kid, my cousin convinced me to start saying the word “scheisse.”She said it once in front of my dad and he got PISSED! That was the day I learned that 1) my dad was in the Army, 2) my dad was stationed in Germany for a time, and 3) he knew the German word for shit...😅
I enrolled in college when I found out that I was having my first boy (now I have two boys) to set a good example for them. My first son sees me reading my textbooks, writing papers, and taking exams all the time. Well, about a month ago, out of nowhere, he decided to pick up a book and pretend he was reading for school so he could be like his dad. At that moment, I knew that he was looking up to me. That was my proudest moment. To this day, he will put on his little backpack and run to the door to go to "school" (he can't because he is only 2 but he already knows education is mandatory).
Aww man that is amazing!!!
When my son was in 1st grade I got an email from another mom who said that my son told her son that you should never touch a girl until you're married to her and then only to be nice. He's in 8th grade now and so far so good! #Jesustakethewheel
My oldest just joined the U.S Navy making her the 7th generation to serve
Check out the song Mr. Mom by Lonestar. It's a good one, too.
Proud parent moment: My son bought his dream car (New Camaro), month later a NEW HARLEY and moved into his New House on the 23rd of April..... And he's ONLY 25!!!!
Fun fact:
That is actually the singer’s son!
The singer is Rodney Atkins 🤦♂️
He reminds me of a young Dylan and Cole Sprouse. Like Big Daddy days with Adam Sandler.
With 3 daughters, and 2 sons it's hard to pick one because I am lucky to have wonderful kids that are so full of love, and 2 beautiful grandkids that believe everyone deserves a hug
My son is 43. So many proud moments … Last month he took me to Washington DC to visit "The Wall".
There is a book at the entrance that lists all the names on the wall and where they ae located.
I wanted to check on some names … then we started down the path … I said, wait … there's another name I gotta check .. he said OK.
I had other names I wanted to check …
finally I said " You know I'm just stalling." He said " I know, dad. When you're ready … no rush, we have all day"
He knew how hard it was going to be … he just was there to support me … and that meant everything to me. …..
My Girl, She Cleaned Her Room For The First Time All By Herself #Proud Mama
U should listen to Rodney Atkins song " He's Mine " which his son is also in it but all grown up .
One of my proud parent moments was when my son stood up for his sister. She was being bullied and he punched the kid and told him that that is his little sister and he was the only one who could mess with her cause he didn't mean it. That was years ago....
I did this for both my brother and sister at some point. I didn't punch the kid if they were younger than me but there was one kid older than me that I hit because he was picking on kids that were a lot younger and not just my siblings but other kids as well. I gave him a black eye and a bloody nose. Some of the parents approved others did not, but I stood up for someone who couldn't do it themselves.
I'm not a parent but my proudest moment was when my oldest nephew crawled up under the truck with me and said I wanna help you get dads truck running
I just found your channel and love this song.
I have 2 boys 21 and 18 now. Back in 2014 i was injured at work with a fractured c1 and severe head trauma that has left me disabled.
Now my wife and i have always tried to teach these boys to always look out for not just each other but others too. Family is the most important thing but being a kind and good human being is as well.
So after our oldest graduates ( another proud moment ) he gets a job not to save up and spread his wings but to stay home and help the family. Our 18 year old started his senior year this year. He chose to use his last summer vacation to get a job so he could help as well.
Now ever since i got hurt they have always been there to assist my wife with helping me. If i fall they are there to either catch me or pick me up. They have also gotten overly protective.
I know kids should be there for their family but it isnt just me they are like this with. They will reach out to complete strangers if they think they are in need of help of any kind.
My boys do things daily that just melts me and makes me believe we have done something right.
He's Mine also by Rodney Atkins is a great song.
We wasn't church going people untill my youngest son whom is 15 now, He took us to God, Church and I wished it would've been the other way around. God has a Great way of coming into your heart. Just let him. It was a proud moment because in today's world it's harder than when I was a kid. Soo for him to want the family in church and involved not just go on Sundays to repent, was a Very Very Proud moment that still exists. We both got saved 🙏❤🇺🇸
You should listen to "You've got to stand for Something" by Aaron Tippin and "Holy Water " by Big and Rich
When my son JAMES was about four.. He and his younger brother were sitting on the couch and James was reading too his brother... Well the best part of all was . the book was upside down. And backwards.. But he was reading too his brother. But now here's the funny part.. He could not yet read.. He wasn't even in kindergarten.. I had read this lil story too them so much and so often he had memorized it.. Oh the book was.....
Dr.Suess..Are You my Mother.. I never thought he listened .. But he did more than that... He made me one proud Momma for sure.
One moment, my son had a “fun day” at school. They could bring a stuffed animal and a treat and they would watch a movie. His schoolmate didn’t have anything so he went and shared his cupcakes and stuffed Lion with her. He’s such a sweetheart. I hope he stays that way forever.
Just found your channel and am loving it. Proud parent moment: my niece was doing a project for a girl scout silver award. She was collecting donations of pet food and donating it to a local food pantry so families that fell on hard times could keep their pets.
We found out that because of a technicality, her project might not qualify for the silver award. Her immediate response was I don’t care. The award is not the important part. These people and the pets need help so I am going to help them.
We were able to fix the technical issue so she did earn the award in the end but the award is long over and she still collects pet food to donate.
And an ongoing proud moment: we foster for an animal shelter. At one point we fostered a hamster for a week. I found out the hamster was actually very old. My niece wanted to adopt him and I told her he could die literally at any time. She said that does not matter. He deserves a family and love for however long he has left and we can give him that. She was 8 at the time. So of course we adopted little Abner. And she now exclusively adopts the senior aged hamsters that no one else is likely to want. Our home has become a hamster retirement home where they spend the last bit of their lives spoiled and loved by an amazing young advocate who is training her younger brother to follow in her footsteps.
My proudest moments, always seem to involve my oldest. My son. He is just so darn polite. Every adult who interacts with him, for any length of time, always comments to is how refreshing it is to hear a child with such wonder manners. He uses phrases like "may I." Now he is 15, and I got an email from his 9th grade Geography teacher, telling me what a pleasure he is to work with, and how polite and mature he is. He has even recieved an itegrity award at school, for helping a severely disabled child at school. He is always trying to make this child smile, and he is always trying to include him in what he and his friends are doing. Teachers picked up on that, and gave him an award for integrity. So yeah. I'm pretty proud. 🥰❤
When I was young my dad worked on a farm and I rode in the tractor with him when he spread manure. However he always said to the guys he was going to spread "s$%@" and so when I went to pre school and we did papers on what we did that week my mom says I always told the class daddy and I spread "s***" this week😂
Hey Billy, can you do a reaction to Allen Jackson- Where Were You When The World Stopped Turning. I appreciate what you do here and am always entertained by your content. Keep up the great job. #NavyVet
Ferrell Slowtalker I would love to see him react to “Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue” by Toby Keith also.
Hi I love Rodney Atkins my stepfather died and we played this song for his funeral
One of my proud parent moment is last 4th of July my family was gathered at my step dads parents house. Lots of people lots of kids. My brothers band was playing. Had fireworks. The works. Well a little girl was epileptic and her parents didn’t make sure she had her meds and with the lights of the fireworks she started seizing really bad. A lot of kids were crying and freaking out. He got up to the microphone (mind you he’s typically shy) and started telling knock knock jokes while the grown ups were trying to take care of the little girl waiting for the ambulance. He got a lot of the kids that were upset and scared feeling better and even had some adults going along with him. I was so so so proud of him. It enabled the little girl who was having seizures to not be swarmed by so many people and he continued to keep up with the knock knock jokes going for a little bit after she was taken away in the ambulance. The night ended early but he brought calm during the storm shall I say. He stepped completely out of his comfort zone.
I stumbled across your videos. As a vet with PTSD, I want to say thank you. Your channel is helping get me back in a good mind set! Thanks for your service, and thank you for this channel!
My 6 year old son saw on tv and he just said fuck out of nowhere and I laughed so hard I just couldn’t get mad at him.
So I just said don’t say that again
Same here. Our three year old woke up and walked out right as Jeff Dunham said *f-ing doll*. Yay. He learned a new word. 🤣
My 10 year old daughter earned money for toys and when she got to the register a gentle men in front of her didn't have enough for his groceries so she gave him her money and said what you need is more important than what I want. Long story short she helped someone and I was so proud we bought her every toy she wanted
This song kind of gets to me. My son had the exact same pajamas as the kid in this video. The dinosaurs on the pajamas glowed in the dark. He's been watching me all these years. He's 16 now, and I'm a proud dad of the man he's growing into. I've seen him pull up Christian songs on his phone while we were sitting on the porch figuring out the world's problems, and then raise his hands to the Lord as a pre-teen. I definitely have my faults but I must be doing something right. He's an old soul in a young man's body and I'm a proud dad. Love, love, love this song!
Proud Parent Moments:
I have two sons. One graduated high school last year and of course I am proud of him working hard and walking across that stage but he spent 5 years in the school band and I am so proud of him being committed and dedicated to the practice and the skills he had to acquire to be part of it for so long. He has spent some time of his own in also trying to learn how to pick a guitar.
His brother was in the band for 2 years. He's only a sophomore and still has a couple years to go before he can walk the stage and get his advanced diploma but while he has left the school band, he has turned his attention to making his own music. He has a couple of albums that are in no way big but they are a testament to his desire to do more.
My parents were proud of me for earning a vocal scholarship to attend college and I can be proud in saying that my love, as well as my husband's love, of music has trickled down to our children and had a positive influence in their lives.
I have an 8yo son and 6yo daughter... they're both very compassionate. They both asked to donate to our local women & children's DV shelter so that the kid's that aren't as fortunate as them could have toys to play with too. 💕
One of my proudest moments is happening right now. My 17 yr old son is at BCT for the Army National Guard. I miss him so much, but know that he is doing something that will shape him into a wonderful man!!
Proudest parent moment: my 23yr old daughter...I called her phone for her because she couldn't find it. When i heard it ring, her ringtone for me was/is "like my mother does". I smiled and choked back a tear. She said she was proud to be my daughter because I lovingly showed her (by my actions) that she wanted to be the person/mother I was. 🥰😭
You posted this a few years ago but you made me remember one of my proudest parent moments. I was pregnant and we were living in Alaska, it's where my husband was stationed for 9 years. I was going to the grocery store and he was going to wait in the car, but he got out to help me cross the icy road then went back to wait, at least thought he went back to the car. Instead the whole time I was shopping he was out in the freezing cold with several feet of snow and ice on the ground and he was helping the elderly and anyone else who needed support in the icy weather by loading their groceries, helping them cross the road, running back to give their bagger the tip that they tried to give him. Some of them asked him if he worked for the BX. xD He did this for the whole 1 1/2 hours that I was shopping for groceries. He was 14 then. He's 21 now and he always goes above and beyond to help people. One time I asked him what motivates him to do all that he does and he said he's watched me help people his whole life (I'm a psychologist) and he wanted to put in some contribution as well. So VERY proud of him.
My youngest is 15, I knew I had done something right when having a discussion, the question was posed to him, if you could be anyone in the world, who would you like to be? His answer, "I don't want to be anyone else, I'm happy being me." Mind blown, because even adults often wish they could be someone else, but he is so content with himself and his life, he has no desire to trade places. Truly made me cry with joy, I had done something so right with him...💞
When my daughter, in 5th grade, sang "The National Anthem" for the South Region Teacher of The Year Luncheon, in front of 1/3 of the principals, assistant principals and their schools' Teacher of the Year and Rookie Teacher of the Year of all of Miami-Dade County. Later, when she sang Adele's "Rolling in the Deep" on stage at Gilbert's in the Florida Keys. Then again when she graduated high school with a full ride to college.
Every time my son would hold his grandmother's hand to "help her walk" when he was in elementary school. When his car designs won first AND second place at the Regional Ten80 competition and took his team to Nationals, where those same designs won "Rookie of the Year" awards and, this past summer, when he landed an Internship with Miami-Dade Public Schools at our school's IT "Tech Squad".
Sorry if it's long. But it's in no way complete. My kids are now 21 and 17 and I am proud of them every day of their lives.
When I broke down crying and my 9 yr old put his hand on my shoulder and said "it's okay mommy, Grandma is in a better place." My mother just past in July 2021. He has been my rock.
I’m a new father this year, and my second youngest sister is suffering from some perpetual sadness. Every time we go over to my parents house, whether my 9 month old boy is crank that day or not, whenever he gets to my sister, he smiles and laughs at her. Idk if he knows that it makes her days brighter, but I’m proud of him for being a ray of sunshine nonetheless.
So proud of both of my kids. My daughter is an STNA(state tested nurses aid) but wants to go to school for her RN, my son made me proud when he came across an elderly lady that was lost & he stayed with her until the police came & her family was located.
one of my proudest "auntie" moments was when my nephew asked to learn to work with horses.
I am proud of both of my kids....they are in their 20's and they are better people than I could ever hope to be!!!
I am not a parent but I am an older sister to an amazing brother and sister. I was so proud when they graduated high school with high honors. They both worked so hard and I was there to help in any way I could. My mom was also working on her master's degree so the four of us were in school at the time. I graduated 7-8 years before my siblings with high honors. My brother and sister followed in my foot steps and are doing very well in collage now. I can't wait to see them graduate from collage and live life to the fullest.
I have so many with my daughter Alissa She has made proud from the moment she was born ..From taking her first steps. To graduating highschool to moving out on her own at 18. Buying her first used car at 17 to buying a brand new car when she was only 20 yrs old. I could go on and on . Im so lucky to be Alissa's mama
My son is a Marine and having his first child; a daughter. He's so proud, supportive and loving to his marine girl friend.
I like to teach my 3 year old son what it is to have respect and to be kind to everyone. My proud parent moment was just recently. My wife was having a difficult parenting day, when my 4 month old daughter was being especially fussy. He noticed this and pulled my wife to the side and said: mommy, I'm so proud of you. When she asked why, he said be I love you so much. I was very proud of my little dude.
My proud parent moment!! My son is 2 and the other day i started crying and my baby boy wrapped his arms around my neck and hugged me so tight and said its ok mommy. And patted me on the back! Hes such a sweet boy and im so glad he can be a tomboy and a gentleman!
Active duty myself and my dad is prior military. Any time I had a struggle or was dealing with something I didnt like in the military I just thought of how proud my dad was of me that I was serving and that gave me the strength to persevere.
my proud mama moment was when we were on a crowded city bus and an elderly woman entered. my son who was 10 at the time stood up and gave up his seat. still respects today.
My kid @5 has such a heart for doing right and for the picked on. I have seen him step between a small kid and a much larger boy at the park to stand up to the bully and start screaming “That’s not nice! You do not act that way to him!” With such vigor you know he will throw down to help the helpless. And he knew neither of the children! As a guy who was bullied mercilessly as a kid, I was beaming!
Proud parent moment...My son was 18 and 3 days away from heading to Navy boot camp. We've always been close, I was a single parent until he was 14 so it was always us against the world. He has always been a great kid and usually made good choices for himself and he got the freedoms that go along with that trust. We were out to eat and in the booth across from us was a family with preteens who were just acting a fool all over the place and the parents did nothing. He looks at me and say, "You know mom, I'm really glad I had you for a mom." I say, "Well thanks son, but you still have me you know." He said, "I mean, growing up. I'm glad I had you because you actually parented me. You would have never let me get away with doing that...(points to the other booth) in public." I said, "The difference here is, you would have NEVER thought to even do that in public because you learned at home that kind of behavior gets you nowhere." He said, "Well, I wanted you to know that I love and appreciate you for all you did for me growing up. I know how hard you worked and that's why I always tried to do the best I could to make things easier on you." ....I mean jeez y'all...I was pretty much bawling in public, but I couldn't ask for a better son than the one I got, which is a surprise because I was a horrible kid!
My youngest daughter who is a Savant and just turned 18 plays in the local Special Olympics and last year she won 3 Gold medals in skiing!! Proud Momma moment!!
Rodney Atkins just did a military benefit concert in Poplar Bluff MO. We had an amazing time and hes still a great performer.
Proud parent moment, I have a little girl who’s turning 2 in a couple weeks (wow they grow so fast!) I brought my wife and daughter home to Canada from China in February due to the pandemic, in China we had 2 dogs 1 was a Husky and my daughter had grown up with them and loves animals, so when we came to Canada we’ve been staying on my parents farm and they have a Great Pyrenees puppy, my daughter has had a love hate relationship with it since we arrived until a few days ago she conquered her fears and I found her outside hugging this Great Pyrenees around the neck. :)
My son was almost 3 when he started preschool. I got a note from the teacher first day. He pulled out her chair at lunch and also helped a special needs student pick up his toys at play time.
I have several proud parent moments. I’m a mom to 6 kids. Each of them make proud everyday. They’re monsters but my life.
One of my proudest parent moments was one day, as we were leaving Walmart there were 2 young boys holding a sign saying that they were cold and hungry. My daughter happened to have some coats in her Jeep that she was intending to donate to the Goodwill. We each contributed $5, and she pulled over and got out and gave each of the boys a coat, and a $5 bill. It was so beautiful and random that I almost cried. My daughter is grown, 23. But, she still makes me proud to be her momma!
I have many proud parent moments. The first one that came to mind was from my Facebook memories today. Last year there was a boy following my son around trying to be like him. He said "mama, it's not right. He shouldn't want to be like me. He should just be himself." Wisdom of a 7 year old. There are grown people that don't know this.
This song always gets my eyes watery, this was me and my dad. My first job was when I was 13 years old helping my dad put torch down roofing in the middle of July. I impressed him by refusing to take a break until he did, and working 8 hours a day without complaint. At the end of the week I was a 13 year old with a 300 dollar check. Instead of buying toys I had my dad take me to buy a tool belt and tools, because my dad wore one so I wanted one too, just like his. I had bought a wallet before I had anything to put in it because Dad had a wallet, and a pocket watch before I even cared what time it was. Now I have a 3 year old daughter and hope to have another kid, and I can only hope I’m anywhere near the dad mine was.
I'm behind I found u way later than most. Proud parent moment tho. My little boy asked for book fair money for school. I gave him $20. He came home w a book that was $1 and donated the rest to a fund for kids who couldn't afford to buy a book to read so they didn't get left out. He was 9 years old. My heart almost exploded I was so proud of him! ❤️
My mom always say her proudest moment that I accomplished was when I graduated basic training for the Air Force. That was 10 years ago and it feels like only yesterday
I seen Rodney Atkins live and met him and his whole band. I use to have something with all their signatures. And a pick. I hung out with the band for a little bit , me and my family, while Rodney signed autographs.
my mom is proud of me cause i have been through alot of health issues and i still have a smile on my face everyday i have a feeding tube cause i cant eat have had 7 surgerys in the past 5 yrs and my mom says i still stay there r people out there alot worse of then me
This is me and my dads song.. He's my ride or die. I'd do anything for that guy. Couldn't imagine living life without him
Proud parent moment when my 18 year old was 17 we worked all day at a Notre Dame football game in one of the snack bars and were on our feet for hours. We all sat down one we got on the shuttle when a young lady walked on. He immediately stood up and gave her his seat... super proud momma
Proud moment kids (11 and younger) were playing in the front yard national anthem starts playing across the street st the football game all 3 stopped faced the field put hands over their hearts and stayed that way till it was over.
My husband was military for many years (now a disabled vet, with very little filter). By around a yr and half, I caught our oldest son, standing in front of a mirror repeating the "F" word over and over. He would make different faces, and change the tone of his voice, as he did it. All I could do was laugh, because it was so darn cute. For the most part we tried to correct them all (3 kids) when they would curse. However, it's hard when their dad struggled to shut off the military mouth.
As for proud parent moment? There has been so many of them. We've been through a ton of struggles, but my kids are great. They are currently 23, 20 and 15 (2 boys and a girl). They are polite, treat others kindly, and our family is super close. They make me laugh almost everyday, and are so good to each other as well.
I don't have kids of my own yet but I helped my mom raise my niece and she took her first steps to me and often calls me mom on accident. I absolutely love it and her. I was only 14 when she was born so it makes me super proud that I was able to be there for her.
**PROUD PARENT MOMENT** - My son came home after 4 months in the NICU. My kids praying out loud. My kids accepting others no matter what.
My son is 9. I'm a single father and to my son I'm Superman. And some times it's hard not to use bad words but he knows what he's not supposed to be saying.. he's my greatest blessing.
My youngest son has autism and is partially non-verbal. One of my most treasured moments was when he was in the 6th grade and after years of speech therapy he said "I love you, mom." for the first time.
Funny you published this 4/16 - my daughter's birthday! She devoured MacDonalds like it was air when she was little!.... "What language was that, Daddy?" - "Pardon my French!" - "It's not French! I do that at school" (OOPS!) Then she says "Merde!" (What the!!?) This a feel-good song! Your reaction was classic!!
Proud parent moment, when my kids were born. BEST DAY OF MY LIFE!!! But on a side note for my son, a teacher was leaving his school and she told my wife that she was going to miss him. She said "I'm going to miss him so much. He's the only one that said 'I hope you have a good lunch' and that makes me so happy. He's such a lovely boy and I'm gong to miss him." MADE ME SO PROUD🥺
One of my proudest moments was watching my daughter graduate from U.S. Navy bootcamp❤
When my daughter Katie was in the Christmas show in first grade she was singing"My Favorite Things" (from The Sound of Music). And in her performance she waved to the adult running the sound board to turn it up. She later said that she couldn't hear herself, and that was waving at him to turn it up. Of all the things over the years, that's what I think of.
I know my parents who are actually my grandparents are proud of me getting my first job and also my resilience and the fact I never give up
I'm not a parent but something I loved that my dad did was teach me to be kind and how to help others and to communicate right with people
My little boy loves baseball so I took the day off for his birthday and took him to his first Astros game. He was standing in my lap and clapping and cheering. He actually stayed all the way up to the 7th inning. I’m was so proud
My son graduated last May...
He was working with an elderly man in town and the guy called me. I was nervous when I saw the number like, "I know he's not acting a fool...."
Nope, "Ma'am, I think parents should know when kids do good things. You should be so proud of him. He's a great young man and I enjoy his company. He's the most respectful young man and has an excellent work ethic."
Emotional mom came out. 🤗
Now he's at Parris Island. 🇺🇸
First time my daughter swore was hilarious. My husband is a trucker and my father was a marine, we don't always have the best language. My mom used to fuss at us about how we were going to teach the baby bad words.
Well, we weren't the first to teach her that kind of language. One day we were at mom's house and she called my husband a smart ass. The baby was in a pen playing nearby and she popped up and looked at us "aaaa aaaaa aaaaass."
As for a moment that made us proud? I don't even know, there are so many. This kid is only three but she speaks like a much older child, that and with her being tall like daddy noone ever believes she's just 3. She jokes like a big kid, makes up songs, plays tricks, especially on daddy. She cracks us up and keeps us on our toes. Even her pediatrician has referred to her as a genius.
My son has always had a special ability with animals. When he was 9, he rescued 3 baby rabbits who were being chased by a 7-foot bull snake, and raised them to be released back into the wild. Whe he was 11, he rescued a baby prairie dog and they were inseparable for 8 years. When he ended up spending 3 months in a homeless shelter, they had a wild skunk who would come up to the patio/smoking area and take a nap under his chair or curled up on his feet. When she had babies, she would bring her kits up to his chair and have him babysit them while she dug worms and grubs out in the yard. It is because he respects them. He now works with an animal rescue program, and is able to calm the animals down when no one else can get close to them. I have seen wild animals treat him like he is their family.
He is 53, and is one of the kindest men I know. He always wonders what his purpose on earth is, because he has been married 4 times and he has lost all 4 of them in accidents caused by drunk drivers, as well 3 sons and a daughter. Yet when he was being recognized for his work with animals, 17 people came forward and told how if it wasn't for him and his kindness, they would have committed suicide. He may not know his purpose, but i do. It is to save lives. I am so proud of my son, in ways he'll never know.
As a fellow Vet, and a Dad... this song always makes me have issues with those phantom onion cutting ninjas... Dad's are weak and faulty...we swear and do things we shouldn't... but we are SO proud of the good and amazing things our kids do because/in spite of us
My sons are 13 months apart and I am so proud of how close they are. The brother bond is so STRONG between them! I mean I can't get on to one without the other jumping in! When my boys were 5+6 this big kid was picking on them, I didn't realize until I turned around and BOTH of my boys had knocked him down together and were climbing on him 🤦 I don't know If I should have been proud of that but I was!!!! The kid was twice their size and at least I know they will always be there for each other!
Thank you for your service. From one potty mouth to another!!!!! AKA one Veteran to another!
I don't have kids myself, but a can say I practically raised my nieces. I had to grow up far to fast but they needed me and I stepped up. But honestly, even though I don't have kids, hopefully, everyone will know parent or not someone looks up to you and the day my niece called me and told me she hopes that her son turns out just like his great uncle had my heart racing. I may not be her dad but i am darn sure proud of the young lady she turned out to be and how amazing she is with her kids. We inspire the younger generation so much, it's hard to believe me being there to take care of her affected her life so much.
My son had a small intestine liver and pancreas transplant 14 years ago. Scariest thing we've ever been through. His strength and resilience is the proudest moment
I have 4 kids and I love all of them so much, but my proudest moment as a parent so far(oldest is 16 and youngest is 6) is how all of them treat everyone with such respect and kindness.
Also, after the first time I overheard my teenagers curse, they looked at me waiting to be scolded. My response: "I know you are gonna swear, don't do it in front of your mother or your younger siblings"
my dad would take me to work with him every day he could when he was driving dump trucks and we would litsen to this at least once every single time. This song always make me smile cause of that one memory
This song really hits home for me because my dad was my best friend growing up. God rest his soul.
My son is legally blind and we decided it was best for him that he go to the blind school in our state. He actually came to his dad about wanting to go , his dad came to me because I tend to be emotional about my baby!! A little girl he went to school with got so upset when she learned he was leaving that she cried. She said my son was one of the good ones, likes everyone, kind, takes up for others and one day when she didn't have any lunch money he have her his lunch( he gets free lunches but we send one in case there is something he won't eat so he won't go hungry. I'm assuming he got a free lunch that day). We asked him about it and he didn't remember doing it but it's the things that you don't think twice about you tend to forget. Very Proud of him.
My son just graduated from basic training for the army! Very proud parent moment!
I can't imagine how proud you must be. I appreciate his sacrifice, and yours. May God keep him safe.
My youngest son is 4 and yesterday we went fishing and he caught his fish all on his own with out my help it made me so proud to watch him do it on his own and knowing he learned it from me
Josh you so emotional just joined the chat. I think about my son during songs like this. I can't wait, but then again I can, til he gets a little older and can tell me things like this. God Bless Billy! Keep these vids coming.
My proudest moment so far, my son's 19 months old is when he grabbed a small book of Psalms bible, and although he doesn't understand anything like that now, he flipped through and jabbered and "talked" as he walked around with it. I fully believe God can and does give the ability, especially to kids to understand what He wants for their lives.
Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these." Matthew 19:14