HILARIOUS Texts From Grandparents That Are So PURE - Part 2 - REACTION
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- HILARIOUS Texts From Grandparents That Are So PURE - Part 2 - REACTION
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Grandparents are some of the best people. They have been around the block, and are infinitely wise. But one thing old people don't have a grasp of is technology. Today we are reacting to some hilarious texts from grandparents that are so PURE.
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Hi, I'm Charlotte. I'm an actor, reactor, singer and sometimes (not really) comedian. On this channel I do reactions, commentary and occasionally I crack a joke or two. I upload daily, usually 7 days a week, unless life gets crazy or I get lazy. Come hang out, it's a good time.
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You remind me of my granddaughter, your voice and facial expressions are so similar, I subbed after the first "dude" . My fondest memory from when she was little is her at 3 yrs. old in the middle of my bed snuggled under a blanket watching Shrek and looking back at me saying " Pawpaw I need some chocolate " then I would go to the cupboard and get 3 Hershey's kisses for her and 1 for me every time .
This is...
The sweetest thing I've read on the internet today. 🏆
Lucky granddaughter, you sound like a lovely grandfather 😁
This is so sweet.
How absolutely precious and wonderful
I’ve got memories with my nana like that. My mam was working 3-4 jobs and I’d spend times with my nana. I remember her kitchen and her skull cup. Also when I’d get to hers I’d run upstairs and she’d bed at her desk. She’d give me a chocolate eclair and we’d go downstairs. I’ll never forget standing on her little wall with her at her rose bushes and watching for my mam. Also just before she died, she literally kidnapped this kitten that was abused. I remember her saying to be careful because Blacky was kicked in the jaw by teenagers and was scared. My nana took in stray cats, to the point she knew all of the strays on the street. I didn’t realise how much my nana affected me, when she died now that I look back I was so lost. Now my parents tell me how I’m so much like her, that we’d both be in our element in a charity shop, and because I’m a sorta emo I like all the big scary biker music. This is long but I also remember a story she told me. She said when she was young she was a rocker.
But the story used to scare me shitless. I could never get through the story, it was about this bloke who did silly shit with kids, I don’t know if he groomed them or had sex with them I can’t remember. Bare in mind she died when I was ten, I probably heard this story when I was 6-8 ish. Around those years. The bloke was found out of his crimes and he was tied to a horse and carriage, he was dragged around the streets and was publicly humiliated and people were throwing rocks at him and things. I remember these words so vividly. “He was begging for mercy but he didn’t get it. His two sons were hiding behind rubbish bins.” They did exactly what he did to the kids. I can’t remember if the kids were found out or not, but it’s so weird neither of my parents know the story. No one else who knew my nana does either, not even her partner when she died who I now call my granda because he is to me.
This one is about my Grandma Nora and her sister Anibelle. They were both living in the same care facility. One day, I went to pick up Grandma for a family function. So, she's in her wheelchair, she has her things, we're almost to the door, when we practically run over Anibelle coming around a corner in her wheelchair. I sigh internally, because I know we're not moving for at least 30 minutes. See, Grandma was starting to go round the bend, and Anibelle was happily settled into her dementia. They started talking, and after a minute I tuned out. When I tuned back in, this was the conversation they were having:
G: That's what they say.
A: That's what who says?
G: The people, Anibelle.
A: What people?
G: The people of the world.
A: What about the people of the world?
G: Well, that's what they say.
They made this loop about 4 times before I got Grandma to the door. I kissed Anibelle on the cheek and told her I'd bring her back some chocolate pie, and she went off yelling "Hear that?! I'm getting pie and you fuckers ain't!!!". *smh*
I'll be that kind of old lady, I cuss too much and if someone doesn't like it, oh well.
My mom is a nurse at a senior home. I here and see stories like that all the time. That is hilarious! 🤣😂🤣😂
Oh that's so freaking cute
Glorious, just glorious!
Thank you for sharing!
I hope to be just like Annabelle when I’m old 😂
I had to pause the video to call my grandmother back in Israel. She lives alone and lost her husband and oldest son (my uncle) during Covid.😢
She showed me the renovations she did on her apartment and told me that she hired a cleaning crew to freshen up the place. she's also going to the beach for a swim almost on daily basis. I'm very proud of my Grandma.👏 I got to step up my game 💕
I had to call my 96 year old grandma after this... she told me, "I'll call you back, I'm heading to water aerobics." ... I haven't exercised in 3 years.
Good for her! It must have been such a hard year for her, but she is moving forward as best she can. What a strong and inspiring lady 😁.
Israel is taking innocent lives on daily basis and your grandmother is supporting them and probably you too, so I can't find any sympathy in me for you or your grandmother.
sama shannak This really isn’t the place for that. Her Grandmother is a citizen of Israel, not governing. Just as you are a citizen of whatever country you live in & don’t have anything to do with the military decisions your country makes. Clean your own house before you ruin Charlotte’s house with negativity. We’re a happy, positive family here.✌🏽
@@novice5895 thank you my grandmother is a holocust survivor and she has no where else to go after what happened to her , the situation in Israel is very complicated and neither me or her agree with what is happening ... This post is about my beloved grandmother ..not Israel remember we are all humans we all need love and compassion, please be kind we all have a story and history that affects us
Perfect day for this video! It's my birthday and I just got a call from my 90 year old grandfather. 5 min into the call he informed me he got new shorts and all the ladies showed up to see them! (Hes in a home and the nurses showed up to assist him to his drs. Apt.). I love my grandpa!
Happy birthday Susan!
Happy birthday 🎂🎈🎁🎉🎊
@@CharlotteDobre thank you!
Awww that's so cute lol
Happy birthday 🎂 🎉🎉 🎊🎊
Me: "Grandma how did you meet Grandad?"
her: " We met on the train. We slept together the first night"
Me: 😯
Her: "It was an overnight train, get your mind out of the gutter!"
Lol!
Oh my gosh woww😂😂
That is beautiful 😆
Omg my mind went there
hahahaha 🤣
These make me laugh because my Grandma is more of a techi then me 😹. She telecommutes for a multimillion dollar company doing all their web development and database work 😹🤷🏻♀️. I go to HER when I need computer help
Wow! Your grandma must have been way ahead of her time!
In the late 1969's I was a tween and my dad's parents were already in their 80's. Mother and I picked them up to go buy groceries. Pop met us at the door grousing because "the old lady didn't wash the breakfast dishes this morning" Granny replied, " Good grief, it was only 2 plates, forks and coffee cups." The whole time Pop would mention the unwashed dishes into any conversation we had. Finally, Granny had had enough and said quite sharply, "George, just kiss my butt!". He replied right back, "No thank you. You probably haven't washed that lately either!". Everyone near us heard them and tried their best to smother their laughter. Granny and Pop never missed a beat and just kept on shopping.
That story made coffee come through my nose ... just too funny.
This is one of my favorite memories from my Grandfather before he passed away about 10 years ago. My grandparents owned 2 beautiful African Grey Parrots that were super smart and knew a lot of words and phrases. My mom went on vacation to visit her boyfriend from another state so I stayed with my grandparents and woke up one morning to the birds singing the Hokey Pokey song while he was dancing to it. He was the most wholesome people this world had to offer.
When I was 12 my grandmother pretended to be dead for an April Fools joke..... I went downstairs and found her on the floor. It was my mom's idea.... she still feels REALLY bad for how much it messed me up as a kid lol
My grandmother once almost started an international incident. She was tagging along on a trip to the USSR with my mother (who was there for a conference on social welfare policy, Gorbachev era) and, well, none of the officials knew she had been born in the Ukraine and understood Russian. So when the group toured local social service agencies, after each tour my grandmother would tell the group what the people _really_ said, not just what the official interpreter told them people had said. Heh. My mother still gets a little wild-eyed if you ask her about that trip.
Ah, Grandma. I miss you.
Girl I know the feeling. Honestly, the phone bloopers help give a good laugh when they pass away. My last grandparent to pass was my granny. I was living across the country and I was about to move back when she passed. I cried for days. I still do. I feel so bad for not being there and it was 2 days after Christmas too and Christmas was our thing. After I got in for the funeral, my dad had her phone and we saw all of these videos she accidentally started recording and when she realized she would say "great scott" and then end the video. Which is an old person saying "good god" or something worse. It gave us a little laugh in between the tears. 🥲
This video did make my day better thx potato queen
I’m new here, what’s the potato reference? I notice she says it on IO vids too
Puppies are cute 24/7 babies on the other hand like 5 minutes max..
This is so cute. My abuela is always trying to text us but English is her second language so it’s always fun to try and decipher what she’s trying to say and she always uses tons of emojis ❤️
AAAAAAAAAAAA *GRANDPARENTS CAN BE SO WHOLESOME AND HILARIOUS SOMETIMES*
seriously, i fucking love my grandparents
Aww made my day. my grandma always sends “lol” to her it means “Love you lots” makes me smile
Me too!
My grandma, before she passed, would text that too. She thought it meant “Lots Of Love.” She’d end every text she sent with it or just randomly text it out of the blue...god, I miss her.
Wouldn’t that be lyl?
My dad thought it meant “lots of love” 🤣🤣
My gma didn’t really like her sister in law....
so imagine you’re sitting at Sunday lunch and my gma asks her brother if he would like apple crumble or blackberry tart. He replied ‘the blackberry please’
Her answer? ‘ you always did like a bit of tart...’
How I held it together at the end of the table I’ll never know! My mum nearly p*ssed her self and my stepdad was totally crying with larfs
I don’t get it explain please
@@lilq-tip8547 she called her sister in law a tart.
Larfs? 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂💖💖💖💖💖💖 Thank you! Love this!
🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶🤣🤣😂😂😂
The green complements your hair so well. You look gorgeous
I know right..
It does look good tho
I charged up my old phone from 5 years ago for my favorite grandparent text. March 16, 2016 "Are you having a great day enjoy the green your grandma on your great-grandma's side your mom was Irish and proud of it love Grammy and Grandpa"
absolutely no punctuation, not really sure what she was trying to say besides someone way back in my family line was proudly Irish, all-in-all a wild ride I'm glad I was a part of
Charlotte's tenderness really brings into focus that I grew up in a family without love.
Hugs and kisses from New York from another Tater Tot
Hugs from Texas❤❤❤
Aaaaah! I’m Romanian and totally love your humor and content! The moment I realized you have Romanian relatives I exploded with joy :) rock on, gurl! Actually, your last name kinda should have been a give away of your heritage haha 😂😂😂 @charlottedobre!!!
i remember the first time i went to sleep over af my grandma's, i literally screamed when i saw dentures on a plastic cup when i went to the bathroom to wash my face.
I was never afraid of them and used to chase the other kids around with them. My gma thought it was hilarious.
“Lovebirds” that’s so funny and kind! I’m a closet old person cause I sign my texts with my name sometimes too!!! Lol! This was so sweet. I miss my grandparents so much! I hope your grandparents are well Charlotte! Cheers to grandmas and grandpas everywhere!
Unfortunately, none of my grandparents ever got a cell phone. I miss them.
Before she passed my grandma said cell phones were stupid. After we FaceTimed her with my siblings she declared cell phones “were magical future”
Hey Charlotte, another brilliant video. My German grandmother always would reply in afrikaans "Jy kan sien moss" whenever I would ask her "How are you?", which means "As you can see", she was not an easy German woman but I do miss her.
German speaking afrikaans? Don't you mean south african?
@@MsBibblez Nah, she was German but spoke Afrikaans to us because I could not speak German. She is a typical German Frauline, very tough.
@@FusionSource interesting...
"I hope this video makes your day better!"
*proceeds to talk about lonely dying grandparents*
One of my devious sisters told my mom that "railed" means 'a little bit buzzed on an alcoholic beverage.' You can imagine how quickly that corrected when my 60-some year old mother started sending out texts saying that she was "getting railed" when she made herself a couple mimosas.
My grandma just passed away 2 days ago. She was 98. I am gonna miss her SOOOO friggin much. I love these pure texts too. Guys...spend time with your grand parents! They have some interesting/amazing lives
My grandparents have all been dead for a long time. One of them, I didn't even get to know.
Sometimes I miss them.
I want more info on the grandparent on a farm in Romania. Sounds like the start of a good story. xD
I was going to comment the same thing. Want to know more about her heritage!
I like these reaction videos but Charlotte, you should do some personal story times. Like how you became the Potato queen! Or a fan question video! Keep it up, you ray of sunshine. :D
@@archivistsethia9594 she already did one for how she became a potato queen.
isn't he the one thats 100?
I was just watching and saw that hmmm didn’t knew she has a grandpa in Romania 🇷🇴 that’s awesome I miss my parents back there 💕.
Rewatching it again 'cause why not. It's Charlotte, the queen of potatoes. It always makes my night better. It cured my sadness.
The one about calling his grandkid a wimp and what you said after made me laugh. My grandmother immigrated from Siberia to Shanghai, China and my Grandfather was a Swedish/American living in Shanghai where my mother was born. When my mother was 9 during WWII, they were rounded up by the Japanese and put in concentration camps. They then came to the U.S. after the war. We could never top that and they never let us forget. LOL
My mom, my grandma (Nonnie) and I went to town for groceries, I was about 8. While we were driving, through town some guy, driving like an idiot, cut my mom off in traffic. My Nonnie turns to my mom, without missing a beat ,and says, “Do you want me to give him the ‘finger’?!?” while vigorously shaking her pointer finger in the air. It was priceless!
I seriously need to adopt some grandparents so I get funny texts... Mine all died before texting was a thing.
I love trying to teach my grandma how to use technology. It always makes me smile when she finally gets the hang of it.
I miss my grandparents too!! These are hysterical! Love your commentary!❤️
I still use
I´m missing my grandma!!! She was very religious. When I took my first Communion she asked me if I wanted to be a nun XD
My grandmother had 3 sisters that were nuns, my great aunts, and so I got that question a lot growing up. They made it seem like a very cool thing to be! I didn't become a nun, but there are times when I wish I had 🙂
@@kateri17 It's a calling. Some have it some dont
Bukkake... Am I the only one who had to Google it? 🤢🤮 and regrets doing so?
Bless you💓
I made the mistake of asking my husband who laughed at me for a good 5 min before trying to tell me.
Omg You’ve been blessed to not know what it was until now
I still don't know, and not sure if I do🤔
Haha I only know what it means because that word is in the film 'Why him' 😂
You put a big smile on my face today 😂😂❤!
I'm a grandma and I can see myself in some of them!
Hahahaha🤣🤣❤😥
Miss my Grandparents every day. Feel so lucky I had them as long as I did. They were everything.
Grandma Charlotte!!!! Best part of the day!!!
In 2000 my brother moved to Cambridge (we're from Portugal) to get his PhD. We've had internet at home for some years then and were quite addicted to it. While packing, my grandma asked my brother if he was going to take the internet with him. I still find that ingenuity extremely endearing.
Plus, I've been a theatre producer for 16 years. Whenever I'm with my grandma she always asks: "When will I get to see you on tv?". "Gran, I'm a producer. Whenever a producer shows to the public something went very wrong. Plus... theatre. Not tv. Theatre." Every. Time.
After driving for hours, my husband had to pass gas while taking my sweet southern grandmother upstate. She rolled down the windows quickly and made a polite comment. The next day, she complained as we drove home about her breakfast not sitting right. Suddenly, I heard the loudest noise I'd ever heard from her! And it was from her backside and it was BAD! We dove for the window buttons, but to no avail! She LOCKED the windows! With a very content smile, she didn't even flinch!
The things grandparents think are a challenge!! 😁
Be thankful you have grandparents still alive.
Why does bukkake actually sound like a restaurant tho
It sounds like food too. 😷
Ikr!
Hilarious timing about the crib joke since I just found out my dad is having another kid and he was in and out of jail almost my entire life thus far and I'm almost 30 LOL what's even funnier is right before I went online to see his Facebook post about the kid is I had just open the Facebook app and on my memories it was a picture of me and my youngest sibling from my dad's side LOL
Oh my... I can't believe it! I am from Romania! So shocked You have roots here😍
Don’t be sad, be grateful you can call them. My mom is all I have left. All my grandparents and my dad are gone. It really sucks to not have that part of my life! I’d give anything to pick up the phone and say hi to them! ❤ love you, you’re beautiful and your grandparents are proud of you!
The last item made me laugh so hard! When I located a death certificate for my great-great-great-Grandfather it listed a latitude and longitude. Took me a while to figure out he was lost at sea sailing from Cadiz Spain to St. John's Newfoundland, and that was the ship's location the last time anyone saw him. The location was almost smack-dab in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean! Genealogy can be such an entertaining endeavour! It is rather odd that no one passed that little detail down to the younger generations! LOL
My grandmother's first husband was an air force pilot who went down in shark infested waters during WWII. (Yes, sharks. After the war, the German pilot who shot down their plane tracked down surviving family members to apologize. Apparently the incident left him terribly shaken for the rest of his life.) I'd never heard this story until I came across some papers and asked why longitude and latitude were relevant to place of death.
It's amazing how little that generation talked about that war. Not that I blame them, it was a trauma on a cultural level, but so many stories have been lost.
@@04beni04 My heart goes out to your Grandmother. I can't begin to imagine how tortured she was trying to imagine the details of her husband's passing. Nightmares were abundant, I am certain. I don't mean to make light of my ancestor's passing. It just caught me off guard to learn the details of his passing for the first time when I received his death certificate. No one passed the story down across generations that I recall ever being told.
@@Darwinsmom Oh, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to make it sound like you were making light of anything! (Nuance and tone really gets lost in these throwaway comments.) Your story just made me feel equal parts nostalgic, regretful that important family stories often get lost after people relocate away from origin countries and communities, and happy to hear about someone taking an interest in their family genealogy.
Genealogy and passing down stories is indeed interesting. I grew up hearing about my great, great, great grandmother who was Native American, but we don’t know her name because it wasn’t reported on marriage records, only indicating he married a Native American woman. I felt horrible about such a thing, the treatment of Native Americans at the time that we wouldn’t even have a record of her name. With the help of a friend who is expert in genealogy, I found out she was actually a woman with English roots whose ancestors came to America in the 1630s. We have no idea where this story of the Native American woman came from. The only thing we can guess is because my real great, great, great grandmother died young, perhaps her husband had a woman come help with the children.
I am also extremely close with my grandparents. Right now, it seems like they will live forever. They are both 89 and still in their dreamhouse, that they built 35 years ago. My aunt Joan says when they can't take care of themselves , she and my uncle will move in with them so they never have to leave their house. My grandfather is an angel too. He always tells me how smart he thinks I am.
I miss my Grandpa he passed away two years ago , my grandma is 86 years old and am trying my best to check on her while same time keeping her safe. This pandemic has been very hard on everyone. Sending love to all grandparents out there , you are the real deal. ❤️
Sending you so much Love over your grandparent's charlotte, I pray that their health lasts a long time and you are able to see them soon!
You have one of the best Happy faces on you tube......
My grandparents have all passed. My dad's mother when I was 2, his dad when my dad was very young ( they were Native American, wish I had gotten to know them & that history). My Nono when I was in my 20's and Nona when I was in my 30's( he was from Italy & she w as from Poland) ( she was 97). I especially miss my Nono. Please kids don't take for granted that they will be here tomorrow. Call your grandparents today.
Sorry for your lost. But, wow! you have got an amazing mix! You must be really beautiful!
@@maramao6202 aww thank you💗
My Dad is 78 and writes texts as if they're little letters. They always start with Dear _____, and end with Love, Dad. They're just so sweet! 🙂
Charlotte, I just want you to know you bring happiness to my days every time I watch you. Any time I need a pick me up, even if it's watching a video I've already seen 10 times. Your energy is everything. You are a gem 💎
“Who still sends those hearts like that?”
“I still send those”
🤣🤣
My great grandma who is 89 has dementia that wasn’t progressing but is getting worse and she is slowly forgetting stuff. Last week she forgot how to run her dishwasher and thought it was broken so when I turned it on for her she got so excited and smiley and happy once she saw I got it working. I hate that’s she’s progressing and I know it’s gonna get worse but I love whenever she learns things again and how happy she gets
Not long before he passed, my paternal grandfather came out to a restaurant with a group of friends and family to celebrate my dad's book release. He had a hard time getting around, so my dad & some of his friends helped him to the table. One of them jokes that they should pour grease on the floor & slide him across, and my grandfather said "Nah, I'd get there too oily". (As in too early. ❤️)
After 4:00 you reminded me of my grandpa’s dentures.... and not in a good way. Cuz we all lived together and everytime we were having dinner (that was everyday for his last years) he always took his dentures out and put them on the table, then he’d eat and after he was done eating he’d put his dentures back in his mouth. Yeah... Not in a cup. Not on a napkin.... He just put his teeth right beside his plate. On the table. Just like that..... RIP grandpa. I know I was your favorite ❤️
I'm adopted by my maternal grandparents. I call them Mom & Pop since I have been with them since I was born. Pop passed in 2014. My mom, who is now 87, is totally tech savvy. Multiple tablets, smart phones, laptops, touch screen laptop, Kindles, 4 Alexa's... So on & so on. Luckily, I was staying with her when the virus hit. So I have been able to help her when she needs it. She's still fully, unassisted mobile but she gets tired quick. So it worked out me being here. Not thrilled, my ferrets are used to having an entire house to run around in & now they're stuck in 1 room. But, for my mom's well being, the ferrets will have to deal until shoves in with her oldest daughter, who is a nurse practitioner. So I'm trying to take advantage of what time I have with her!!!
That grandmother with the April Fool's joke...holy shit. Lol love it though
My granny Lynch taught me and my sister her version of line dancing, lol technically it was pretty much a few hip twitches, few step forwards and twirls. Lol my granda Lynch took the hand out of pretty much EVERYONE!! Lol he used to drive a lorry and told his brother he had abit more coal left from his last round and asked if he wanted it, my great uncle said aye that'll be nice thanks. My granda then got into the lorry and tipped the remainder of coal on my great uncles front doorstep!! Lol he also apparently got rid of a neighbour my great granny didn't want in the house by going up to his room after work and came back down with nothing but his socks on!! Lmfao 😂🤣😂 my Granny Logue, used to be more of a stern woman, she had a stroke 10-15 years before she passed and lost her voice. All her words came out in whispers, except one day when my Granda was sitting muttering swear words, as he did due to depression and my granny stopped beside him and SHOUTED "will ye stop that f---in cursing!!" Then she turned round to me and my aunt and started laughing!! 😂🤣 my Granda Logue before he got so depressed, called my older sister Baldy-bo as she didn't have any hair until she was nearly 2 years old. He also used to tell me and my older sister to do some Irish dancing when an Irish jig came on the radio whilst clapping and laughing the whole way through, probably more so at the fact that we were technically only learning and pretty much just got the 1st step right lmfao ps although we are adults now, and we still don't know how to Irish dance?! Lmfao
I have just spent the first 3 hours of my day watching your videos! 😂😂😂
Thanks for a great morning!!! 😋😋😋💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I think bukkake is kind of like a restaurant, but they only serve one dish... Hey! That's what I've been told.
Hey... I was actually having a shitty day. Thanks for the smiles!!!
That Love Birds thing reminds me of that famous book Eats Shoots and Leaves. Amazing how crazy the English language can be. 🤯🙀🤯
These are awesome! 🤣🤣
I wonder if the "bukkake" one was the result of grandma seeing the word in search history or something, and grandpa was covering tracks by saying it was just a restaurant! Hee hee! Regardless, she REALLY wanted to know with those 11 calls in a row! 😆
i dunno if he was a grandpa, but when my french teacher turned 50 in secondary school, he was writing on the blackboard when he suddenly turned around, yelled, "AHHH" and his dentures fell out xD he got a big kick out of making a classroom of 12 year olds scream OTL
When my grandad started texting if you sent him a text he would reply “received” 😂 bless him x
Made me cry over all our oldies we lost this year.
I totally still send those hearts. My friend asked me "what does greater than 3 mean?"
These are so funny but also make me kinda sad. I miss my grandparents 😭 plus I just lost my uncle who was like my grandpa do this kinda brings tears to my eyes. Love your grandparents people they're important.
CHARLOTTE I enjoy your personal references in videos. When you say you miss your grandparents it's relatable. Miss mine too. Fellow paisan...😊
Charlotte I know you probably don’t read all of these but I just want You to know how much you brighten my day. I watch one of your clips almost each morning before I get out of bed because it makes me smile. I was born in Toronto but lived my whole life in America When I watch you it makes me want to visit my hometown. You’re so cheery you’re so sweet you’re so beautiful and so witty your truly talented and such a joy to watch I can’t ever wait to pull up UA-cam and watch Charlotte you’re awesome keep it going girl you totally rock
I love these like for real so innocent ❤ reminds me of my grandparents ❤️
I loved Charlotte’s grandma voice! That was so funny, I watched it 3 times🤣🤣.
Recently found you and I'm LOVING it!
It would be super fun to have a drink with you lol
Loll you are killing me potato queen 🤣🤣🤣 . Love this video
About 17 years ago, my Granny and I went on a mission trip with our church, all the youth group that went got to go across the state line to a huge mall in Maryland... We went to Spencer's gifts and I bought some fake cigarettes... I mean they looked real af... Lol they even blew smoke when u puffed them... We all decided to prank my Granny when we got back... So a few of the other kids that were with us went and told her that I was smoking some of her cigarettes out behind the church and she almost busted the door of the church and came around the building almost running... 😂😂 She said... " AAAHHHAAA I CAUGHT CHA!!!" I have literally never laughed so hard... 😂😂😂 She died 2 days before my birthday 4 years ago... 😫😫 I miss her so much
You are hysterical.
You crack me up.
😂😂😂😂
Bahaha "beware the red menace is always watching and listening" I love you gangstar. Thanks for making me smile and laugh as always :") Wot's good? You're good. Thank you xx
My grandparents all died before texting was a thing, but... I grew up in Indianapolis near the indy 500 speedway. my paternal grandpa used to have me come over on weekends in May to help him park cars in his yard. At the end of May, he'd have me come on Thursday night. I was still in school, so he'd have to call in for me. He was legally blind, so he'd have me dial the number and when someone would answer he'd say, "Jim won't be there today!" And hang up... lol. I miss him the most
3:10 THE WHEEZE I WHEEZED
My grandmother thought her 4 ft 2 200 pound neighbor was climbing the telephone pole to listen in on her conversations.
At times like this these are exactly what we need, thanks Charlotte I really enjoy your channel :)
That was adorable and fun!!!
These grandparents are funny! 😂
That Love Birds thing is so like something I’d say. I shall give you back my sadness award for you have made me happy.
LOL!!! By far one of the most funniest autocorrects in my book!😂😂😂 please do more!
38 seconds!!! I do love seeing other gingers wearing green, always looks good 🥰 Love u Potato Queen xxx
Both of my grand mothers died before I was born, one grand father died 6 months after I was born, and the other died when I was 12. LOVE YOUR GRANDPARENTS IF THEY ARE AMAZING PEOPLE!
Charlotte your videos ALWAYS make my day better!!! ALWAYS! Soooooo thank u for taking the time to brighten my day.💕
My favourite thing mine and so many other grandparents do is sign off their texts with “love Grandma/Granda” like you don’t know who it’s from 🥺♥️
😂😂 them partying grams are hilarious
YAY a part 2 Charlotte can we get a part 3 PLEASE :)
My grandma and I used to prank each other. I miss her so much. 😢
Yayyy! I love these!! You’re so funny, Charlotte!
Awww man, these reaction vids are the beat! I had a stressy work day and this made me laugh and smile. Thanks! And keep ‘em coming, Tater Queen.
Omg love the green on you! Your beautiful!! Your videos always make me laugh 😂