One of my great memories: My wife had to go out of the country for a few weeks and I was tasked with picking the daughter up from school. I had to take off of work to do it and warned her to be ready for pickup. She was late every single day the first week. I warned that the following Monday was going to be difficult. I used a work truck with a PA that didn't look like it should be legal on the streets, put on the hillbilly costume, black out about a third of my teeth and drove though the parking lot calling her name and broadcasting over the PA that her Maw had promised that she'd help fixin' the vittles etc. The look of horror on her face is something that I will treasure forever.
I tried to play this like a "Try not to laugh challenge" and I was doing so well right up until the end. I just couldn't help but smile. The clip was so cute and you both beaming smiles was so infectious! Thank you for this! ❤
I had a bright red hat which I called the “child scarer”. The brim was wider than an umbrella! Every athletics or swimming carnival day I would wear it, wave red crepe paper Pom poms and shout all the house cheers magnificently. I’d also bring a massive picnic and all their friends would graze with me inbetween events. So embarrassing Mum! That was routine each season. I’m particularly proud of a moment in the shopping centre (mall for Americans)”, all 5 children were there so, just grand. The theme song for The Greatest American Hero came on in the Muzak and my Husband and I didn’t even need to look at each other. Just started dancing together. The kids dropped back so, we started dancing around them. No escape. One of my most treasured memories!
L9L the one that the dad only having swim shorts on was priceless. Please keep the laughter coming 😂😂😂 Love From Michigan and it's a very warm Evening. Temp is 79 degrees. Thank goodness for AC.
@@A-A-RonDavis2470 He usually just blows the horn and waves when he drops our daughter off. He's made her blush but not get angry or emotional. He knows the line.
My son was on the high school wrestling team and always had car washes with their shirts off. It was funny how much money was raised by them washing the window of a teenage girl just like the last video!
My wife asked me to drive carpool and pick up our oldest daughter from school. She was a high school fresman at the time and had no idea I was picking her and the other kids up. I was waiting for her in the car, and when I saw her leaving the school, I got out and announced to the world "hey Hilly (her name is Hilary) Mom asked me to give you and your friends a ride home, so here I am, sweetheart!" All the kids laughed. She and the others got in the car. I had a polka CD ready to go and blasted it through the speakers as we got in the queue of cars leaving the lot. Hilly slumped in the front seat to hide. When we left the parking lot, she told me that she had never been so embarrassed in her life. I turned and smiled to her friends in the back seat, then replied, "Hilly, I haven't even tried to embarrass you yet." All in the car laughed but her. It was a good day.
I love these clips because all these children will (hopefully) grow up to appreciate these moments that made them cringe so much years before. It's a cliche at this point. But if you do have loving and caring parents? Don't take their love and attention for granted ever. Us privileged people truly have no idea how many children and young adults missed out on this sort of fun and affection
Like Daz said , I think that the main job of parents is to embarasss their kids . When we get together with our now very much grown up kids,sitting around the table talking,they always bring up times I embarassed them
ugh! remembering the time my mom called me "Paullete Bunyon" in front of a guy I liked and then didn't understand why I was so aggravated because she thought it was cute. I had to explain to her that, at 21, 'cute was not what I was going for.
This was the best..I had 3 boys..each a year apart. They remember every time I made an a$$ out of myself, which was my goal. Come to find out it was expected behavior so they didn't really care. 👍
As a female teenager in the 80s, there was nothing that made our dads happier than embarrassing their daughters. Our friends couldn't wait to see what our dad was up to because they were glad it wasn't their dad! My dad had a history from when I was about 10 years old of embarrassing me. I couldn't wait to go to college and didn't need to worry what he was up to every day. Dads love their daughters and will still try to embarrass you when we are in our 50s and have them grandchildren! We paid back and embarrassed our kids, too. Now they have children, and they need to embarrass them. It's generational torture, but I have memories that were so embarrassing when I was 16 years old, and now, at age 55, I'm glad my parents loved me so much to be so silly. I wish we had some video, but I have the great memories. I miss my Mom and Dad so much. I would do anything to have them try to embarass me today. Appreciate how much your patrents love you!❤
Literally the definition of mistrust and trauma lol. Only bad parents do it and perpetuate it. Emotional security is important with growing children, and most parents ruin that before puberty, an already trying time for kids.
@@A-A-RonDavis2470 Oh knock it off lmao give me a f'n break. I recently just got out of high school myself & personally went through this as did a lot of my friends, it may seem like the worst in those moments but from experience I can tell you it aint trauma OR mistrust in the slightest. Ppl nowadays use trauma for every dam thing. We're kids, not stupid, we know it comes from a place of love and bonding. We may act like we hate it in the moment but will cherish that type of stuff forever. The most healthy and lovable families I know went through this. All of us would laugh about it together in classes and during sports. The amount of times I heard from ppl who didn't get this type of love say they wish they had that type of affection shown from parents is astounding. Its a great part of growing up in those "trying times".
When you guys got strikes on your channel, did TH-cam shadow-ban this channel? The view count is a fraction of what it use to be and much smaller than other Reaction channels that are significantly smaller (in terms of subscribers) than this channel.
@@natestjohn769 Idk, I think YT is cracking down harder on certain Reaction channels. There's another one I use to be a sub to (not anymore) called MrLBoyd who was talking about going through the same thing and he has 889k subscribers. His viewer count basically got cut by 1/10th. I know YT can purposely drive viewers away from your channel if they want to. Type in "office blokes react WAP" and you won't find the video in the results. But if you go to their channel, it has 310k views.
cringe category of video imo. there's no reason to make your child's life difficult for no reason, kids at school are more brutal than 20 or so years ago, social media has made everyone less empathetic. especially kids/teenagers
You're pretty weak if you think THIS is gonna make your kids life difficult. Harmless fun that they will look back on and laugh about later in life. You must be young if you don't realize why this is a sincere thing.
@@GBrimstone I didn't say it's not sincere, I don't think the parents are trying to make their life difficult. I just think that's the effect of embarrassing your kids in front of their peers. the social environment in schools (and everywhere else) has only gotten worse over the years, social media suppresses empathy
One of my great memories: My wife had to go out of the country for a few weeks and I was tasked with picking the daughter up from school. I had to take off of work to do it and warned her to be ready for pickup. She was late every single day the first week. I warned that the following Monday was going to be difficult. I used a work truck with a PA that didn't look like it should be legal on the streets, put on the hillbilly costume, black out about a third of my teeth and drove though the parking lot calling her name and broadcasting over the PA that her Maw had promised that she'd help fixin' the vittles etc. The look of horror on her face is something that I will treasure forever.
sounds like the guy from every adam sandler movie " you can do it!!" lol the guy with the shorts had me rolling haha
Rob Schneider
I believe the father is imitating 1990's Olympic Gymnastics Coach Bela Karoyli when he cheers on one of the gymnasts for the gold medal.
I’m qû
That’s exactly who I thought it was supposed to be Rob Schneider from Water Boy
The kids when they are grown will look back and remember what good times they had with their parents
or they wont ever call them and be happy they arent forced to interact with them anymore lol. enjoy the retirement home.
@@nullakjg767 Dont worry, they will grow up eventually
@@viikmaqic Immature parents can't raise mature adults.
@@nullakjg767 Sure they can, some of my friends had the most hilarious dads and they are well off in life now
@@nullakjg767 And some off the extreme strict parents.. Well some of their sons are drugaddicts
There's no shame there. It is probably a matter of approach to life. It always makes me laugh and improves my mood. Such a dad is a treasure.
I tried to play this like a "Try not to laugh challenge" and I was doing so well right up until the end. I just couldn't help but smile. The clip was so cute and you both beaming smiles was so infectious! Thank you for this! ❤
The short shorts and car wash are favorites. Glad they were included in this!😂
I had a bright red hat which I called the “child scarer”. The brim was wider than an umbrella! Every athletics or swimming carnival day I would wear it, wave red crepe paper Pom poms and shout all the house cheers magnificently. I’d also bring a massive picnic and all their friends would graze with me inbetween events. So embarrassing Mum! That was routine each season.
I’m particularly proud of a moment in the shopping centre (mall for Americans)”, all 5 children were there so, just grand. The theme song for The Greatest American Hero came on in the Muzak and my Husband and I didn’t even need to look at each other. Just started dancing together. The kids dropped back so, we started dancing around them. No escape. One of my most treasured memories!
So funny.
I had a fun time messing with my daughter through her friends because my voice on the phone sounds exactly like hers. It was great, lol.
This is my favorite video! I couldn't stop laughing because I do these things to all my nephews and nieces just to have a laugh with them.
Best video in a long time!! 😂
L9L the one that the dad only having swim shorts on was priceless. Please keep the laughter coming 😂😂😂 Love From Michigan and it's a very warm Evening. Temp is 79 degrees. Thank goodness for AC.
great video guys! the guy in the grass skirt and coconut shells was the best, lol.
Rob Schneider in waterboy is the “you can do it”
The parents are clever at the embarrassment they inflict on their kids for all the years of embarrassment they gave them 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
the jeans shorts girl took it like a sport!
My husband does this kind of stuff. He says our kids should be desensitized until they don't give a f*ck 😂
That's not what happens though.
@@A-A-RonDavis2470 He usually just blows the horn and waves when he drops our daughter off. He's made her blush but not get angry or emotional. He knows the line.
what happens when it works and they decide they dont care about you guys anymore either?
@@nullakjg767 it's just a smartass comment my husband makes, not a real parenting strategy 🙄🙄
@@A-A-RonDavis2470 I just assume people understand that comments made on funny videos are meant jokingly and good natured? 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄
The "you can do it" isn't from Triumph the insult comic dog. It's Rob Schneider's line from every Adam Sandler movie.
I think you mean, Triumph the Insult Dog.
Daz how did you guys get my home movies😂😂😂. Keep up with the good work 😎👍
My son was on the high school wrestling team and always had car washes with their shirts off.
It was funny how much money was raised by them washing the window of a teenage girl just like the last video!
Adorable. “Me” walking u and your cousins to school was embarrassing enough.
My wife asked me to drive carpool and pick up our oldest daughter from school. She was a high school fresman at the time and had no idea I was picking her and the other kids up.
I was waiting for her in the car, and when I saw her leaving the school, I got out and announced to the world "hey Hilly (her name is Hilary) Mom asked me to give you and your friends a ride home, so here I am, sweetheart!"
All the kids laughed. She and the others got in the car. I had a polka CD ready to go and blasted it through the speakers as we got in the queue of cars leaving the lot. Hilly slumped in the front seat to hide.
When we left the parking lot, she told me that she had never been so embarrassed in her life. I turned and smiled to her friends in the back seat, then replied, "Hilly, I haven't even tried to embarrass you yet."
All in the car laughed but her.
It was a good day.
Love those type of videos.
So funny! Loved it!
That last one was my favourite
I love these clips because all these children will (hopefully) grow up to appreciate these moments that made them cringe so much years before. It's a cliche at this point. But if you do have loving and caring parents? Don't take their love and attention for granted ever. Us privileged people truly have no idea how many children and young adults missed out on this sort of fun and affection
I embarrass my children in similar ways every chance i get. It's great!
The carwash was 🤣
Like Daz said , I think that the main job of parents is to embarasss their kids . When we get together with our now very much grown up kids,sitting around the table talking,they always bring up times I embarassed them
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
Triumph speaks with an Eastern European accent, that dad was doing Mexican.
“You can do it” sounds like Bobby Lee doing an impression of his father.
ugh! remembering the time my mom called me "Paullete Bunyon" in front of a guy I liked and then didn't understand why I was so aggravated because she thought it was cute. I had to explain to her that, at 21, 'cute was not what I was going for.
its not triumph, its an impression of rob schneider from waterboy and little nicky
Wasn't Triumph... it was Rob Schnieder from "The Waterboy".
Bet you guys are suprised to see them big yellow school buses!
4:30 mom plays too much fortnite lol
Have fun but remember, your kids choose your rest home.....
This was the best..I had 3 boys..each a year apart. They remember every time I made an a$$ out of myself, which was my goal. Come to find out it was expected behavior so they didn't really care. 👍
Triumph, the insult comic dog.
Car wash is 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Triumph the Insult Comic Dog
As a female teenager in the 80s, there was nothing that made our dads happier than embarrassing their daughters. Our friends couldn't wait to see what our dad was up to because they were glad it wasn't their dad!
My dad had a history from when I was about 10 years old of embarrassing me. I couldn't wait to go to college and didn't need to worry what he was up to every day.
Dads love their daughters and will still try to embarrass you when we are in our 50s and have them grandchildren!
We paid back and embarrassed our kids, too. Now they have children, and they need to embarrass them.
It's generational torture, but I have memories that were so embarrassing when I was 16 years old, and now, at age 55, I'm glad my parents loved me so much to be so silly. I wish we had some video, but I have the great memories.
I miss my Mom and Dad so much. I would do anything to have them try to embarass me today.
Appreciate how much your patrents love you!❤
Literally the definition of mistrust and trauma lol. Only bad parents do it and perpetuate it. Emotional security is important with growing children, and most parents ruin that before puberty, an already trying time for kids.
@@A-A-RonDavis2470 Oh knock it off lmao give me a f'n break. I recently just got out of high school myself & personally went through this as did a lot of my friends, it may seem like the worst in those moments but from experience I can tell you it aint trauma OR mistrust in the slightest. Ppl nowadays use trauma for every dam thing. We're kids, not stupid, we know it comes from a place of love and bonding. We may act like we hate it in the moment but will cherish that type of stuff forever. The most healthy and lovable families I know went through this. All of us would laugh about it together in classes and during sports. The amount of times I heard from ppl who didn't get this type of love say they wish they had that type of affection shown from parents is astounding. Its a great part of growing up in those "trying times".
@@A-A-RonDavis2470 Yet the the kids whose parents do these sorts of things often turn out the best.
more reaction to these types of video
Keep it going you 2.
When you guys got strikes on your channel, did TH-cam shadow-ban this channel? The view count is a fraction of what it use to be and much smaller than other Reaction channels that are significantly smaller (in terms of subscribers) than this channel.
I think it is mostly their video choices. They don't really take recommended videos, they mostly just pick videos from thumbnails
@@natestjohn769 Idk, I think YT is cracking down harder on certain Reaction channels.
There's another one I use to be a sub to (not anymore) called MrLBoyd who was talking about going through the same thing and he has 889k subscribers. His viewer count basically got cut by 1/10th.
I know YT can purposely drive viewers away from your channel if they want to.
Type in "office blokes react WAP" and you won't find the video in the results. But if you go to their channel, it has 310k views.
the subs were all here for dave maybe?
@@pointlessmanatee Why would you unsubscribe just to follow Dave on his channel? I follow both.
why on earth would youtube feel threatened enough to shadow ban this channel lmao
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LMAO 🤣
Can You please react to "Baby Lasagna - Rim Tim Tagi Dim | Croatia 🇭🇷 | Official Music Video "
3 blokes only 2 now?
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Where’s the ginger? Don’t act like he never happened.
Ehey
cringe category of video imo. there's no reason to make your child's life difficult for no reason, kids at school are more brutal than 20 or so years ago, social media has made everyone less empathetic. especially kids/teenagers
You’re not very fun are you?
@@aquilifergroup nah jokes are fine. jokes at the expense of others are pointless and cringe
You're pretty weak if you think THIS is gonna make your kids life difficult. Harmless fun that they will look back on and laugh about later in life. You must be young if you don't realize why this is a sincere thing.
@@GBrimstone I didn't say it's not sincere, I don't think the parents are trying to make their life difficult.
I just think that's the effect of embarrassing your kids in front of their peers. the social environment in schools (and everywhere else) has only gotten worse over the years, social media suppresses empathy