A supportive dad gamely wears costumes to model for his son who’s an aspiring artist. What’s hilarious is that he had to wear costumes for women – and the kid doesn’t forget to include his armpit hair as a detail for the photos. LOL.
Supportive Dad Goes Viral in Hilarious TikTok Video
What are you willing to do for your children? For many parents, the answer is anything and everything.
That’s exactly what a dad did for his son in a viral TikTok video posted by user @0987654321abc99.
In the viral clip that has since received over a million views on the platform, the dad can be seen gamely dancing in costume while his son created the drawings.
He even changed into different costumes, complete with different headdresses.
It’s cute that he even did this outdoors.
Netizens found it awesome that this dad was ready and willing to do this for his son. While he appeared to be a laughingstock on the internet for his funny moves and hilarious costumes, netizens admired him for showing his support.
“A supportive ‘Dad’ to his child’s dream as a future artist,” one netizen wrote.
“Daddy is the best Hahhaaaaa sorry for a laughs,” another wrote.
Others pointed out the “details” of the child’s drawings.
“Detalyado eh kuhang kuha lalo n ung buhok sa kili kili d nakakalimutan,” one wrote with a laughing emoji.
“Lahat na drawing nya hindi nya makalimutan yong buhok sa kili kili ng daddy nya. Dito ako tuwang tuwa!!!!” another wrote.
Others also wished that all dads will be like him – not necessarily about doing what he’s doing but in supporting their kids.
“Ang gulo mo nman daddy eh ahahah! Best supporting awards goes to you👏👏👏 sna lahat ng ama at mgging ama gnito kasupportive,” one netizen commented.
Watch the funny but sweet video here:
@0987654321abc99 bố giành cả Thanh xuân để chiều con🥰🤣#xuhuongtiktok2022 #hàitiktok
How to Support Your Kids’ Talents
Stay tuned to your child’s activities and help them develop their talent. You can encourage them to pursue their gifts and passions, instead of stopping them from doing something that they might not earn from.
For example, many young artists don’t get support from their parents because it’s viewed as a career that doesn’t earn a lot of money.