@@toddarcher2542 it's a very British term for joking at someone else's expense of making them look stupid, especially in a sarcastic way E.g. she was taking the piss out of me when she was laughing at my dancing
Imight Realperson - yeah babies imitate of course... but they generally don’t have the capacity to playfully mock people yet. It’s an entire different type of imitation
Damn, I thought that was a barely aware little baby - then he came out with a cohesive question, followed by a sarcastic impression and a sick burn - what a clever little lad!
Learned behaviour is the name of the game, quite sure that there were dozens rehearsals before "laugh at your "humble" " to use mild word here daddy was recorded.
The babies are able to understand distinct languages and accents during their begginings. But, when their brain starts growing up, this ability dissapear if there is no stimulation during the following years. You can read books about human development to understand how the brain works among the different phases of life (Sorry if I comitted several mistakes. I'm not a native speaker. In any case you are able to correct (?) my writting)
@@rollysalonga9211 Or you could look it up instead of just commentin the word link like a gotcha moment, expectin their statement to be false because they didn't back it up with at least 3 sources. Coming from someone with Epilepsy [A Neurological Disorder] Doctors have done many studies on the brain over the years. From autopsies to CT scans and MRI's.
Rolly Salonga its true tho if you have ever l been with a baby for a long time you would know how they work and how they can tell differences between one voice to the other
It's January 2023 and I still can't stop laughing at this. This cute little boy must be sassing his teachers by now. 🤣 He understood the difference between his and his dad's accents completely. I find the Yorkshire accent very pleasant to listen to.
My question is why do you think it is weird for adults to converse with children? If a toddler strikes up a conversation with you it's because they have interest. To shy away from the conversation, or to get weird about it will instill a sense of shyness to the child. Because you acting weird will make them feel as if they are doing something wrong. So have a conversation with a child, don't make you weird or creepy , and watch how that Child's World opens up with laughter and smiles
@@dynastyfamily00 exactly, going out into the world and engaging with kids you run across isnt bad. Its enlightening for the kid and for you sometimes like how I remember some random dude I met in walmart randomly decided to tell me about how my blood was blue on the inside before oxygen hits it, and another old lady I met when I was lost in another walmart kept conversation with me even though now I'm pretty sure it was the last thing she expected to be doing in the dairy department. But anyway those memories really helped me see the good in the world and now that I'm older I'm grateful to have memories of strangers like that cause some of them shaped who I am. Also I think the og commenter reported my other comment cause I dont see it anymore XD it was more or less exactly what you said.
Its not kids are sponges my two year old mimic peppa pig and calls me mommy and her daddy in accents like peppa now she recently been into the show bluey who have Australian accents and she going on 3 she sometimes speak with a Australian accent because of watching the show
I was like 4 yo when my mother said to me that we need to visit the cemetery, but we need to wait for grandgrandma, so i asked "is she about to go?" Fortunately she lived until 94 yo. My mother told me this story after a long time. I was surprised that I was actually funnier back then.
I was like he was laughing coz he's just a baby, and prob'ly no idea what's happening but when he asked his daddy to pronounce the words (car on the road) i was blown away by his accent and that he understood the conversation the whole time.. ..and he was even teasing his daddy. Lol
@@lyr1xx388 its not weird to have a different accent, atleast not in this case, in fact most of the things that people consider "weird" arent really weird, but rather unfamiliar depending on the person. Of course im talking about the type of "weird" thats usually meant to discriminate others but oh well. Btw sorry for my bad phrasing, english isnt my first language.
Pekee Thanks for letting me know. I read it wrong and I thought the original comment said it is weird how the kid already knows his proper pronunciation! I will delete the comment if you found it offensive. Have a nice day 😁
Not only did I not expect the kid to flawlessly mouth an entire sentence, but I could not have ANTICIPATED that he fully understood it all, AND then continued to MOCK his father for his accent. What a little genius, that one.
Nightlife 9 I thinks it ends more like an “eh” so choozdeh I guess. I don’t have the accent myself since I’m South Yorkshire but I know a few people that do and I’m quite familiar with it
@@LilCheesyBean mate i’m from Manchester btw and it’s just my opinion and I thought it was funny (i said i’m from manchester cos the way u said ur british sounded as if u think i’m not)
Robert L honestly i wish Americans knew that there was a north, can’t stand them saying “British”, when really they’re just referring to the people who sound like that
More likely mum if she's the primary caregiver, but it really depends on where they're located. (He'll pick up whichever accent he's exposed to most, which means his parents, the people at the grocers and on the telly, etc)
@@tunerfromhell1302 it's adopt actually. 😉 You "adopt" objects (a puppy, a new worldview, etc), whereas you "adapt" TO something (conditions). It definitely makes sense why you'd confuse them though, especially in this context (accents/dialects are adaptations of existing languages, which you adopt in order to adapt to your environment). 🙂
@@b1ztake im french but i Been living in england for 5 years already i know some accents but i didnt know that it was specifically an essex accent thanks
lol true. I have a friend from Newcastle (UK) in my international school and she has an accent similar to the Dad in this video and she's so much easier to understand than the British accents I see on TV because she doesn't draw out her vowels, unlike the TV ones. for instance, the TV British accents would pronounce "vowels" as *"vows",* but my friend pronounces it *"vow-wells"*
The kid is a comedy genius. He set his Dad up. As soon as he asked him to say car ont road, dad laughed because he knew what was coming from the kid Brilliant
@@ad__xli4190 ok I'll explain it, kinda. See that last quote with mix-and-mashed capital and non-capital letter? That's how internet portrays Mockingbird Speaking. You know when you are trying to annoy someone in real life and you repeat everything they are saying and make it sound obnoxious? Yeah, that.
Toddlers start to talk. It's common when they are talked to as if they can respond. My nephew started talking as a toddler. They pick up words the more they are said. It's also why they say that it's easier to learn a second language as a kid rather then an adult.
Wasn't expecting his son to mock him. Brilliant 😂😂 Edit: I have no clue why this has so many likes and also why people asking if I didn't read the title. No I didn't because I was sent here from Facebook and it just opened the video so no I didn't see the title. No need to be rude and think I'm joking or stupid.
I lost it when he mocked his dad:
“Car on the road”😂😂😭
Yo I died
He actually said "car on road" when he mocked him. As people from Yorkshire don't use words such as "the."
Abdi Ahmed but why
Abdi Ahmed aaaaaactually he said “car *ont* road” 😂
Honestly, super smart kid.
All jokes aside. That is one smart baby. To be able to poke fun of his dad then mock him afterwards.
Learned behavior... I'm not impressed.. HMPH!
And he can even compile the word for his dad to mock him..he smart kid for sure..
@@magneisuemwinterjuice7810 hmph lol what's this a manga?
@@yarabayoumi8012 lmao nigga said hmph...
@@yarabayoumi8012 Yare Yare Daze... 😂
He actually stopped mid laugh to mimick his dad and continued to laugh 😂😂
Yes we seen what happened
Lollll 🤣
🧠
Just hearing a family laugh together so wholesomely Is nice
Yeah, such a cute family🥰
ya. im really beginning to think society is indeed "falling apart" at the seams. with all the rampant dysfunction going on and all.
That is what made this video more repeatedly watchable
Ikrrr! Can't wait for days like these ❤
@@Gizziiusa Live in your dystopia bubble and leave everyone else out of it buddy
That moment he realizes he’s about to get roasted is priceless
0:25
*whelp... here it goes..*
handles it like a champ too
@Cact bruh💀
The moment his pops knows he raised little savage of his own
You can't spell
The fact that the kid actually mocked him is killing me 😂
@@udohh what
UDoh2Nation musha
@@brandonanderson117 I hate that
UDoh2Nation what
That's the most british thing ever
the way the kid looks directly into the camera at the end is so threatening, I feel like he's coming to make fun of mine next 💀
This comment is underrated
HAHAHAHAAH
Fr themom was definitely next, thats why she cut it out
Lmao
Lol I'd pick on his right back
"Daddy, can you say caaaær on the lrroooade"
"Car on the road"
"Ahahahaha, cAr oN tHe LrOad"
Actually, it's more like "car on road"
What the actual fuck are you talking about
Bro its a child do think hes gunna talk like Shakespeare
@Colin W this is the correct one
What were u smoking when u wrote this ?
The way he repeats "car on't road" like he's actually taking the piss out of him 😂
Why would he touch his piss?
@@toddarcher2542 what?you don't know what taking the piss means
He is 😂😂😂
@@toddarcher2542 it's a very British term for joking at someone else's expense of making them look stupid, especially in a sarcastic way E.g. she was taking the piss out of me when she was laughing at my dancing
@@ee1yd who in the video looks transgender?
I didnt even think the baby could talk, then he says a whole sentence
IDK they all sound ridiculous. The mom and kid more so 💀
In a snobby British accent too lol
goddamn he is about 2y/o. absolutely normal, isn't it?
Same 😂
That shocked me too :/
I love how the dad cracks up laughing when his son imitates him
My laughing chimney is a creepy guy
The way he smiles after being asked to say "Car on the road" ... he knew he was in for a roasting
Caar on't roard. Nowt to it!
lmfao cant believe his own son is clowning him
is that junkyu
Oof you mean wife
@@deesnights what
Kids laughing knowing that's not his real father
I'm from the South East and my dad is from the West Country, I've been laughing at his accent for as long as I can remember hehe
That's so intelligent of a baby to be able to impersonate someone like that.
Imight Realperson - yeah babies imitate of course... but they generally don’t have the capacity to playfully mock people yet. It’s an entire different type of imitation
This is a toddler
@@guybrushthreepwood9071 thats a baby
Jacob Staunton yeah when I watched that I was amazed lol
Y'all kids dumb then lmaaaao jk
it depends on how stimulated they are
Damn, I thought that was a barely aware little baby - then he came out with a cohesive question, followed by a sarcastic impression and a sick burn - what a clever little lad!
Dad's smirk at 0:25 was precesless he was like like " I'm probably going to regret it but fuck it "
Dude imagine getting roasted by your own baby and its recorded 😂😂
Baby’s all like: “So glad I literally just learned to talk cause I’ve been waiting to make fun of your accent for months!”
Mad corny but you can have my like
funny as hell!
Kinda cringe not gonna lie but that's ok
That is very cringe but it’s funny
😂
That kid is smart being able to not only differentiate between the two accents but also mimic the one lol thats pretty cool
Learned behaviour is the name of the game, quite sure that there were dozens rehearsals before "laugh at your "humble" " to use mild word here daddy was recorded.
The babies are able to understand distinct languages and accents during their begginings. But, when their brain starts growing up, this ability dissapear if there is no stimulation during the following years.
You can read books about human development to understand how the brain works among the different phases of life
(Sorry if I comitted several mistakes. I'm not a native speaker. In any case you are able to correct (?) my writting)
@@rollysalonga9211 Or you could look it up instead of just commentin the word link like a gotcha moment, expectin their statement to be false because they didn't back it up with at least 3 sources. Coming from someone with Epilepsy [A Neurological Disorder] Doctors have done many studies on the brain over the years. From autopsies to CT scans and MRI's.
Rolly Salonga its true tho if you have ever l been with a baby for a long time you would know how they work and how they can tell differences between one voice to the other
That ain’t smart that’s common sense
It's January 2023 and I still can't stop laughing at this.
This cute little boy must be sassing his teachers by now. 🤣
He understood the difference between his and his dad's accents completely. I find the Yorkshire accent very pleasant to listen to.
this guy looks like an amazing father, all i see is innocence between him and his kids, what a beautiful family, god bless them
This is the first time in my life I see a toddler with a sense of humor. I'm sure this lad will be very bright growing up
@D C I don't spend my time talking to toddlers.. weirdo
@D C Normal adults don't go out to talk to children 😥 should I get the FBI on this?
Turquoise Cheetah OOF.
My question is why do you think it is weird for adults to converse with children?
If a toddler strikes up a conversation with you it's because they have interest. To shy away from the conversation, or to get weird about it will instill a sense of shyness to the child. Because you acting weird will make them feel as if they are doing something wrong. So have a conversation with a child, don't make you weird or creepy , and watch how that Child's World opens up with laughter and smiles
@@dynastyfamily00 exactly, going out into the world and engaging with kids you run across isnt bad. Its enlightening for the kid and for you sometimes like how I remember some random dude I met in walmart randomly decided to tell me about how my blood was blue on the inside before oxygen hits it, and another old lady I met when I was lost in another walmart kept conversation with me even though now I'm pretty sure it was the last thing she expected to be doing in the dairy department. But anyway those memories really helped me see the good in the world and now that I'm older I'm grateful to have memories of strangers like that cause some of them shaped who I am.
Also I think the og commenter reported my other comment cause I dont see it anymore XD it was more or less exactly what you said.
10 years later
Dad: "Son, you're grounded!!"
Boy: "SoN, yOu'Re GrOuNdEd" 😂😂😂
"Suhn, yah grownded."
@@hermannvonteutoburg9922 "Zn, eh rondid".
@@thestealthyassassintsa7403 you be speaking russian there bud.
@@leetairaki2441 Kind of like Russian, but it's not Russian.
@@thestealthyassassintsa7403 it's moonrunes
Yorkshire lad here. This is the most wonderful thing I've ever seen! Melted my heart!
His laugh cures my depression.
the kid being able to talk properly is something, but him being able to mimic an accent and mock his dad is on another level!!!
Its not kids are sponges my two year old mimic peppa pig and calls me mommy and her daddy in accents like peppa now she recently been into the show bluey who have Australian accents and she going on 3 she sometimes speak with a Australian accent because of watching the show
Truly tho.
Had me laughing at the kids impression
It’s because in america they treat babies like they are stupid. everywhere else they act like they are a young child.
@@jesterpoker YES! Kids are not stupid and they should stop being treated as brainless kids but developing people who still can think!
"Daddy, can you say Cahr on the roawd?"
"You're adopted."
DAMN HAHAHAHA
Fkin underrated
Yolo Swaggins it’s actually car on’t road
What the fu*k is your profile pic?
TakativSC right it’s making me extremely uncomfortable😂
Kid seems very intelligent for his age.
The dad’s laughter is absolutely refreshing
"Say car on road"
"You're adopted"
Haha, best one
🤣🤣🤣🤣🔝
Kevin Rustles the only funny comment in this section
@@supermarioluigi8730 it's hilarious. You're just an offended snowflake.
lmao top comment
Damn, this kid is smart. He is like 3 and already knows how to crack jokes.
He is better than me.
They say he is the next chandler
5k subs but without videos ?! Hopefully with less daddy and mummy issues
I was like 4 yo when my mother said to me that we need to visit the cemetery, but we need to wait for grandgrandma, so i asked "is she about to go?"
Fortunately she lived until 94 yo.
My mother told me this story after a long time. I was surprised that I was actually funnier back then.
R.I.P. kid
**cries in yorkshire**
Kids got a big personality yet so young🙌🏽🙌🏽😂
Imagine getting bullied by your 3 yrs old son
Modern white male life.
@@Lachausis
poor white man
Lachausis Modern libtard white male life
Are ya winning dad?
Kid is probably gonna be a genius, 160 iq for sure.
I've been watching this for 100 times, n still laughing 🤣🤣🤣
Same lol
I was like he was laughing coz he's just a baby, and prob'ly no idea what's happening but when he asked his daddy to pronounce the words (car on the road) i was blown away by his accent and that he understood the conversation the whole time.. ..and he was even teasing his daddy. Lol
“Daddy, can you say water?”
“Beer.”
Gold
Vodka
😂
@@kk7420 alcoholism
@@kk7420 I'm from South Yorkshire. All my mates like to go out and hit the pubs anyway ahaha
The look on the Dads face after the kid asked him is so pure, that is a proud Dad.
@Sofa King youre a weirdo 😂
Absolutely amazing! he was surprised by how deep actually was, his child's understanding of the situation. It is amazing indeed! such a bright child.
@@H3aleme uh, no.
OMG I needed this 😂
Me
WHY DOES THIS BABY SOUND MORE CIVILIZED THAN ME? 😭😭
Not him mocking his dad “haha, CAR ON ROAAD” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 too cute !!
The fact that he like just recently learned how to talk but he knows his dad says things weird is actually so impressive
Chloe S yep he’s clearly been home with mom his whole life
Was thinking the same, Very bright kid.
Not weird, just different
@@lyr1xx388 its not weird to have a different accent, atleast not in this case, in fact most of the things that people consider "weird" arent really weird, but rather unfamiliar depending on the person.
Of course im talking about the type of "weird" thats usually meant to discriminate others but oh well.
Btw sorry for my bad phrasing, english isnt my first language.
Pekee Thanks for letting me know. I read it wrong and I thought the original comment said it is weird how the kid already knows his proper pronunciation! I will delete the comment if you found it offensive. Have a nice day 😁
“Dåhday cæn you say pāāhth?”
“path”
“ahahahahahah”
on god lmaoo
I think you missed the point
@@wardwarf5263 I think you did
Stg, they be like “Pawth”-
@@wardwarf5263 r/wooooosh
Honestly the best part is how the dad smiles like he knows he’s in for at after the kid asks him to say “car on the road”
Impossible is, not smiling when a kid is laughing his heart out.
The fact he mocked him is the funniest part.
Do you always point out the obvious reasons for things being uploaded in the first place? I mean, that was the entire joke...
@@STlTCHlZ Do you always have to make a big deal and ruin it for others? Chill out.
@@idontwannalive5386 Yes
@@STlTCHlZ Oh I bet you're fun at parties.
@@idontwannalive5386 I don't go to parties, I call the police and complain about the music being too loud.
When your kid is this smart, but he uses his intelligence to mock you...
I am not sure he understood that he bullied his dad
@@actstupidforem5479 He will in a few years when the Mother keeps bringing it up 😂😂
With great power comes great responsibility
Ephraim Mulilo Ohhh shut you. 😂
It hurts, but makes you proud at the same time.
Why do I feel like him saying "car" is 10x better then ceaaaaaaaar
Because Yorkshire accent is better.
Who’s saying ceaaaar? I can’t even think of which tiny group of southerners who would do that? 😂
"Dåhdæy, can you say pāāhrrrth?"
Daddy: "path"
I think that kid may be a little biased...
Not only did I not expect the kid to flawlessly mouth an entire sentence, but I could not have ANTICIPATED that he fully understood it all, AND then continued to MOCK his father for his accent. What a little genius, that one.
What
@@HaloNeInTheDark27 what what?
TL DR baby's unexpectedly smart
the kid is an absolute genius. the dad probably is too but no one was smart enough to see past the accent.
it's not that deep
What
"Dadday ken yew say pOth??"
"Path"
"AHAHAHAHAHA"
Xixu lord of uwu I’m laughing more at the girls accent then the dads 😂
Yeah, i don't get it either.
I'm ESL and the dad seems to be speaking just normal.
This comment is funnier than the video
@@nutmalone5527 exactly
Lmao top comment
He's laughing now but he's going to talk exactly like his dad...lol.
being british: making fun of the people you love is taught from a very young age
Bri’ish “people” be trynna claim and steal common humour like they did with half the world 🙄
@@fusionreactor7179 why did you spell humour with a u
@@fusionreactor7179 take a joke luv...
@@francesatty7022 colour
Humour
Armour
Ourour
Yourcountryisnowours
@@fusionreactor7179 lol if you’re American though, American “roasting” is very light and nice lol
Wait I just realized this is the first time I heard a toddler with a British accent
How cute
Jesseca Alba Charlie bit me is a classic bruh
That means you haven't seen the kid that says he is going to uppercut santa?!
??????peppa pig?????
(voice actress was about 5 when she was casted)
@@stephenhughes5156 THAT VIDEO IS GOLD LOL
“British accent” 😂😂
“Dahdduyy con yew suy chAyse”
“Chase”
“HAHAHAHAHHAHA”
Dahhhdyyyy
Dhaddeeeeeyy
Cheese.
duahday, con yew saoi choaise?
chase
HAHAAH-
Exactly
The fact that he repeated it with the accent kills me 😂😂
the kid asking his dad to say ' car on road', laughing hysterically, and then imitating the father saying 'car on road' is just high IQ
“dad, say ‘it’s tuesday, isn’t it?’”
*ITS CHEWSDAY INNIT*
Chewsdeh
We’ve seen the before
As someone with this same Yorkshire accent it's probably a lot more like Choozdy
Nightlife 9 I thinks it ends more like an “eh” so choozdeh I guess. I don’t have the accent myself since I’m South Yorkshire but I know a few people that do and I’m quite familiar with it
@@ajoura_ if it's like a solo statement definitely
I like how they insulting the Dad’s normal accent while they be sounding like Peppa Pig and George.
Lmfaooo accurate 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂😂
LMFAOOOOO
@@LilCheesyBean they do 😂😂
@@LilCheesyBean mate i’m from Manchester btw and it’s just my opinion and I thought it was funny (i said i’m from manchester cos the way u said ur british sounded as if u think i’m not)
My dads from Yorkshire, bro that child is literally me whenever he talks 😂
Plot twist : kid’s actually laughing at his mums accent.
Can you say "paaaaaarrrrrrth"
Paf.
Wawaw
Ben Thorpe people actually pronounce it paaaarff? Christ no wonder americans think we all sound like harry potter
@@rml4289 paaarrrrTH
Us southerners need an a with a line on it or something to make to represent the aaa
Robert L honestly i wish Americans knew that there was a north, can’t stand them saying “British”, when really they’re just referring to the people who sound like that
This baby roasts his dad's accent on the spot and it takes me 3 days after an argument to figure what I should've said.
Im the same LOL
Bruh I always thought that but never said it out loud
I’m American so I can’t tell the difference in accent
dont put that so close to my face jerry damn it takes me a couple months
Look into fluid intelligence topics and how to improve it i would recommend Dual n back game
I don't care how many times I watch this. I laugh every time😆😂🤣
Two years ago. I wonder how that little man is doing. This is one of my favorite videos. Thanks guys for sharing.
Poor toddler doesn’t realize he’s probably gonna adopt the same accent as his dad 😂
now that's a spoiler 😂😂
Nowt wrong wiv talking like that lol
More likely mum if she's the primary caregiver, but it really depends on where they're located. (He'll pick up whichever accent he's exposed to most, which means his parents, the people at the grocers and on the telly, etc)
Adapt 👍
@@tunerfromhell1302 it's adopt actually. 😉 You "adopt" objects (a puppy, a new worldview, etc), whereas you "adapt" TO something (conditions).
It definitely makes sense why you'd confuse them though, especially in this context (accents/dialects are adaptations of existing languages, which you adopt in order to adapt to your environment). 🙂
Daddy can you say "Car on the road?" Dad: "Caa on't raoud"
It's "car on t' Rode" that's how it's kinda pronounced
Rather raoud than rowud like southerners pronounce it
That’s what I say
omg
its so funny how he mocked his dad at the end LMAO!!!!!!
Mom: chaáªéeys
Dad: chase
At first I was like ‘this kid surely can’t get this humor yet’ until he said CAR ON’T ROAD
I know right!!!!!
is no one gonna mention how good the babys accent is
Y not
I mean he was born there lel
🤨
Do you know how accents work
@Sofija Cvetkovic No matter where you’re from, it’s spelled said, moron.
The fact that daddy's accent feels absolutely normal to me than the mother( dhaeediiii).
the baby feels like its a 20 year old in a baby's body. LMAO
Such a bright little lad you’ve got there, what a pleasure.
He's laughing tf
Dexrexpex he means how he’s putting a full sentence together at 2 years old not
DEXREXPEX I’d say a toddler being able to discern then mimic and accent is quite bright, tbh.
@@0407luke Exactly.
0407luke he also did an impression ahaha that’s a clever kid
Mom: “daddy, can you say, parrrrrth?”
Dad: “path”
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
More like
Mom: "daddy can you say pauth"
Dad: "paff"
Baby: uncontrollably laughing
Reading your comment makes me realise you're not English with the spelling of "mom" so you can't say what is the correct way of saying path
@@greeneyedbeing shut up British person it’s mom not mum
That baby is a genius.
Daddy : *pronounces everything perfectly without any exaggerated tone.. erm.. thaooon*
Baby: no shit, I'm losing my shit!!
Isnt exagerated tone is an british english southern accent the dad is northern the wife and kid are southern
@@francoisdaureville323 the accent is Essex to be precise
@@b1ztake im french but i Been living in england for 5 years already i know some accents but i didnt know that it was specifically an essex accent thanks
@@francoisdaureville323 no worries
Its hilarous because the Dad wants to laugh at his adorable son but at the same time is like "wow, im getting roasted by a child."
And the wife be like: im da best mom
@@syakirin. 😂😂😂
He laughs
Thanks for explaining I can’t think myself
@@rolandkaiser1753 your welcome
Girl: “daddæ, ken yü say paaæth?
Dad: *”path 😐”*
HAHAHHAHAHHSWUFHKEE
Listen baby youve got the funny accent
🤣😂🤣😂🤣🤣
Oh my god yes your phonetics were perfect❤️😂
Seriously at first I thought the lady was the one with the weird accent
When this kid was born he thanked the doctor!
The doctor thanked him
This kid is going to grow up to be the most banterous lad
When you are non-english speaker and you find the woman's accent much funnier than the man's
hahaha true. but they're used to that sorta accent and arent used to the one the man says. its the same when foreigners try to speak our language too
doh-ree, kud u pliz seh roat?
True 😆
So true
lol true. I have a friend from Newcastle (UK) in my international school and she has an accent similar to the Dad in this video and she's so much easier to understand than the British accents I see on TV because she doesn't draw out her vowels, unlike the TV ones. for instance, the TV British accents would pronounce "vowels" as *"vows",* but my friend pronounces it *"vow-wells"*
How I’m treated by southerners at uni
Southerners are weird 😂
Not our fault you have goofy accents
Exactly the same here
@@reuben8648 southerner accents are horrible. Drawl out everything
jim milton You can’t help what accent you have.
What the?? I expected “goo goo gaa gaa” but instead i got a properly spoken sentence 😭
Mom: Dady, can you say Rooooead ?
dad: road
Baby: LMAO WHAT A LOSER
lmao
Bruh 😂😂😂
When the baby turn 18, the father is moving out of the house😂
Bababhahaa
dadae**
The kid is a comedy genius. He set his Dad up. As soon as he asked him to say car ont road, dad laughed because he knew what was coming from the kid
Brilliant
You see a lil smirk from the lil lad as he asked him the lil devil aha
the mocking after though 😂
"cAr On ThE rOaD"
The dads smile is so funny
Hahaha he really just mocked him😂😂
I've never seen such a perfect english accent on a baby😂
Dad on the outside: *laughing*
Dad on the inside: "you li'l bahsted."
Dad already thinking of ways to ground him.
🤣🤣🤣
@James Powell the internal dialogue in the father's head
Oh my goT🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
Son: "Daddee you say car on t' road?"
Daddy: "Car on the road"
Son: "😂😂😂 cAr On ThE rOaD"
GraveDigger388 ... how is this a joke
@@ad__xli4190 just...just don't kill the vibe, Karen... because apparently by this point 19 people got the joke
GraveDigger388 Sorry. I didn’t get it. 😐
@@ad__xli4190 ok I'll explain it, kinda.
See that last quote with mix-and-mashed capital and non-capital letter? That's how internet portrays Mockingbird Speaking. You know when you are trying to annoy someone in real life and you repeat everything they are saying and make it sound obnoxious? Yeah, that.
GraveDigger388 Thanks.
The little one is gonna be the biggest troll when he grows up xD
What a wicked sense of humour the wee boy has 😂
England is the most confusing place for accents. Move 100 meters and you get a different accent.
lol Dang! Is it that bad!!
Italy
@@Nkkicute it’s not bad everyone has an accent in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland has different accent
Have u seen america
It’s the same as America
if my future kid doesnt bully me like this we giving away the demon
Fiza lmao. Fetus zayn in your pfp 😂
😂
Love your profile pic 😍
fiza lmaooo 😂
You speaka da englese?
the way he mocked his dad at the end lmao that's the funniest part
The genuine humor of a small child is simply incredible. :)
"Can you say CHOAISE?"
"chase"
"Can you say RIAOD?"
"road"
"Can you say PAARF?"
"path"
So true🤣
@Kyle Broflovski na, I'm Irish the dad is the only one that can speak English properly!
liam dulson Completely argee
@Kyle Broflovski lol said the indian with the most ear screeching english accent
Fr man southern accents are so annoying
This family is so wierd the dad looks like 16 years old and apparently the toddler could talk
He looks 26 actually (to me)
How's that weird?
Toddlers start to talk. It's common when they are talked to as if they can respond. My nephew started talking as a toddler. They pick up words the more they are said. It's also why they say that it's easier to learn a second language as a kid rather then an adult.
oh great, tell me more about how amazingly normal your family is...
you wot you have no sense of humor and i could tell from your comment that you are miserable👌
This kids gnna be alright 😂
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that laughter is the most british thing i've heard in my life
Wasn't expecting his son to mock him. Brilliant 😂😂
Edit: I have no clue why this has so many likes and also why people asking if I didn't read the title. No I didn't because I was sent here from Facebook and it just opened the video so no I didn't see the title. No need to be rude and think I'm joking or stupid.
@Ignore what I’m about to say but you're the waster because you judge people over the internet. Do something more productive with your time, jokeman
Didn't "mock" him he Mimicked him.
Lucy Potter i know😂😍👏🏽So hilarious and cute at the same time
@Ignore what I’m about to say but mong
Did you even read the title
This kid is gonna be sarcastic af when he gets in school. Watch out
He is Chandler Bing in the making 😁
@@meydio hahahaha...look at his laugh too😄🤣
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