Funny Video Shows Moment Dad Races Against Daughter, Wins Her & Screams in Excitement

Funny Video Shows Moment Dad Races Against Daughter, Wins Her & Screams in Excitement

  • A social media user took to social media to share a video of man and a girl participate in a playful run race
  • In the clip that man who is presumably the girl’s father, win the race and proceeds to repeatedly say “You could never” and the little girl starts begins to cry
  • Several online users have responded with differing views on whether the man’s reaction was appropriate or not

Is it okay to let your child win all the time when playing games? This was the question on several peeps’ minds after a social media user shared a video of a father and his daughter recently.

Dad, Race, Daughter, Parents, Family, South Africa
A video of a man winning a run race against a little girl was shared online recently. Image: @notChvnel / Twitter
Source: Twitter

Daugher cried

The clip shows the man and the girl participate in a playful run race, to which the man wins. He proceeds to repeatedly say “You could never” and the little girl breaks down and starts crying.

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The Twitter post has now left peeps and parents on two opposite sides, with some saying the video shows harmless fun and the character building of the child. Whereas others claim the man was too insensitive to the child’s feelings, and even called him a sore winner.

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Social media user @notChvnel captioned the tweet:

“Me as a parent lmfao you ain’t winnin just cause on this side! You could neva!”

Online users took to the comments section of the post to air their views:

@MJohnsonFTW said:

“I prefer my way. Takes less effort and teaches them that life ain’t fair.”

@skye_angelique wrote:

“I’m a gentle parent, this doesn’t bother me though. I do stuff like this with my daughter Woman shrugging teach your kids not to be a sore loser.”

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@Mrs_FineWine commented:

“Little kids really be expecting you to let them win lol nah we building character.”

@Parris_noHILTON replied:

“OnG!!!! You gonna take this L with poise and grace.”

@aishamusic responded:

“This is gonna be Usain Bolt and his kids when they try to beat him in a race SMH Man running Face with tears of joy. Parents need to let the kids win for a change .”

@Jazz_333_

“Parent do let their kids win, but they don’t have to let them win all the time! Woman shrugging kids need to learn early that it’s ok to lose sometimes, just gotta keep trying.

@CherryBerry508 shared:

“What he should have said is “Yes daddy won but we are going to work on your speed so that you can be as fast or even faster than daddy. You might even go to the Olympics with a lot of practice”.”

@JoshGre93001831reacted:

“I don’t see the issue. He a good day, teach them disappointment at an early age so they will be prepared when they get older. It’s just a little tears, she will be alright.”

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Dad and baby 'fought'

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that the video of a father and kid having a good time stirred lovely reactions on social media as people talked about how it reflects good parenting.

In the clip reshared by @goodnews_movement, the father playing a Mortal Kombat character made open palms fighting technique as if he was about freezing the kid with his superpower.

When the father stretched his hands towards him, the baby reacted like someone hit by something big as he fell back on the bed laughing.

Source: Legit.ng

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Joseph Omotayo (HOD Human-Interest) Joseph Omotayo has been writing for the human interest desk since 2019 and is currently the head of the desk. He graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, with a degree in Literature in English in 2016. He once worked for Afridiaspora, OlisaTV & CLR. He is a 2022/2023 Kwame Karikari Fact-Checking fellow. He can be reached via: joseph.omotayo@corp.legit.ng.

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