Same in india they will kill me even if I raise my sound 😂🤣😂 my parents say now your time has come to know how we raised you now you will earn and we will live 😎😎😎
@@fisheggsalad7014 it depends what white people because we’re Russian and it’s very normal for families to stick together no matter what age you are. I have a 27 year old brother who still lives with us and we grew up more middle/ upper class
I’m 51.... my 84 year old mother calls me EVERY. SINGLE. NIGHT to make sure I’ve brushed my teeth, locked the front door.... and turned on the porch light..(not even joking)... I’m her only child... oh ya, I’ve been married 32 years 😂😳 I love my mama tho ❤️💕🙏
Well, you're are officially an adult when you turn 18, and your parents don't have the rights over you any more, is not like there isn't any difference between 17 and 18 there's a huge difference.
Man that shit is really messed up how parents really do be kicking they kids out as soon as they graduate or turn 18 like damn atleast help them step foot into the real world
I hate those parents that don’t let you do anything and then as soon as you’re 18 they kick you out and you’re left with no job experience, no friends and on the streets.
Meanwhile asian parents everywhere: You are 36 but it doesn’t mean that you can leave home after 10pm. But, end of the day home is where you belongs to dear friends.. Parents cannot be replaced😍
My Indian parents to me as am a single son to them : u are our support and we are not going to leave u ... Am also not going to leave them ,it's indian culture 🙂🙂🙂
Same with Filipinos, we are very family oriented, my own family still live in our ancestral house, we take care of our parents now ❤️ my parents love having their grandkids around.
Pros of Asian family 1) You stay even after you reach adult age 2) You can ask for help 3) Good chance of receiving inheritance Cons of Asian family 1) They care too much of your personal life 2) They have a say in your marriage life 3) Forced to follow tradition if there is any
"I'll give you money - please just stay!!" Funny as that was, it makes me miss my Dad 😢 EDIT: Nvr had this many likes before so thx everyone & I'm sorry for your loss if you've had one or just nvr had that kinda fatherly luv 💐 To those who asked: YES, my Dad passed. It was very unexpected & I didn't get to say goodbye. I think that's what messed me up - that & just thinking we'd have more time. I saw him 2wks before his death when I asked my husband to drive me back home to bury my dog of 15yrs. I watched my Daddy bury my dog while my husband just stood there - he's my ex now btw. So I lost my pit of 15yrs & my Dad in 2 weeks (divorced my husband 6 months after that) & I have no brothers or sisters. My mom never liked me bc my dad loved me so much. She was too shook up to plan a funeral so I had to plan everything : I even gave the eulogy. My Dad & I had bdays just a few days apart - we were April Aries. I was his world & he was my everything ; my hope & light in this world. It's been 5yrs which is wild to say bc it still feels like yesterday to me. To all those who never had a Dad like mine, I'm truly sorry. I pray you attract the kind of love & support you never had through other Angels on earth. If you have someone in your life now that you love, love them harder, live your dreams now. Tomorrow waits for no one. REMEMBER : Love always elevates 💕 God bless everyone wherever you are & thx for reading 🙏
@Ghøül it dosent mean they are dead. they might have moved out 💀 edit: since people don’t seem to understand, some one before me replied saying RIP. I said it might not mean they are dead.
No it's not harmful at all. If you were a normal human and started working at 16, you would have plenty of money to move out at 18. I moved out at 17 and have been doing well, you don't need mommy and daddy to do all your shit for you
@@authgg uh yes it absolutely is because nobody is working full-time at 16 in high-school and college and being able to afford to live dumbass. The fact that you think it makes perfect sense to kick out someone because they turned a specific age rather than when they are READY financially tells me you should NEVER have children in your life.
@@authgg congrats because if you could afford to do that, then you are working crazy hours and getting no education. I'm sure that is going to help you later on in life ,,,🙄
It's so cruel to kick your child out of your house when they turn 18 and it's crazy to think that those same parents that love you want you out of the home you shared with them as a child, then and baby and when you kick your child out they have no money,no job,house or car and have nowhere to go it's truly sad that people do this
Be careful of what you wish for guys I couldn't wait for the kids to start leaving home, then they started to move out, moved overseas, one moved 14 hours away the all grew up, I only have a 19 year old daughter at home and my home feels empty. I hate it empty nest syndrome it's real. Come home kids!
Exactly we pay it back by letting them live with us when they are older and seniors that’s how we Hispanics and Latinos are. Then Americans (white folks) in general are always complaining that they never get a visit during the holidays, and they just rot away in an old folks home. I’ve seen this so many times when I was in band in high school and we would perform at senior centers. Really sad way to live out your old years.
I can confirm as a girl this is accurate. I’m still a child though and I always talk about wanting to move out when I’m 18 and my parents are like nah it’s fine you should stay longer.
@@arminius6506 im a 27 , and i still live in the same house with my family , here in Jordan it's not allowed at all to make girls live alone . If it so , then it's an exception
I'm a 19 year old high functioning autistic and I'm not mature in many ways, I am a few years younger in the way I conduct myself and have no real grasp on life as a whole while everyone around me moves on strong. Maybe your brother is similiar? My 15 year old brother is similiar if not even more mature than I am at the moment, but that's due to a cognitive disability that I happen to have.
I’m Indian, and this isn’t how it works in our household. I’m 20, and I’ll get a slap if I tell them that I want to move out. I can literally stay with them forever, lol.. This applies to my brothers, as well. EDIT: I was joking when I mentioned getting slapped. FYI, my parents have never done that to me, and I love them very much. Indian parents portrayed as being very strict is a joke, and I thought it is widespread. So just to reiterate, I’m not being abused or anything.
It might be different, but im indian, im khasi and we stay with our mom (parents*) until we get married. When we get married we move out and build a house with our soulmates. Except the youngest child (a girl, if the youngest child is a boy he will move out with his soulmate and the girl will stay,) (im a girl and the youngest) has to stay in their parent's house to take care of them even after marriage. The boy has to move in with the girl's family
@@amelia..759 Yea, it is different compared to my household. I’m a Muslim, and usually, the girl moves into the in-laws' house after marriage, and the groom stays in his home. They can move out later to their own place if they want to. And usually, the bride can stay with her parents if the husband is away or something like that. Regardless of the differences, I just wanted to say that this whole western practice of kicking out children when they turn 16/18 doesn’t exist in our culture.
As someone who's father actually did this exact thing, I can honestly say that this is a fantastic way to get all of your children to never speak to you again. I get that this is a joke, but please do not actually act like this if you have children
It's an expectations thing I think. And in todays world, its def not fair. Our parents generation were able to work their asses off and "move up" but it doesnt "always" happen like that today. And dads are just super protective of their little girls too
not to mention the financial repercussions as well. now, compared to the older generation, it's much harder to find a place to live at that has a rent that's priced well, not to mention how the minimum wage isnt enough to live on now vs say 25 years ago
My mom cried daily for over two months when I moved out to uni and seven years later she still wants regular updates and asks if I got home okay when I mention I am out
My mom does the same with my older brother who is almost 23! Sometimes i feel like she's never going to stop checking up on him even when he's got a family of his own
Same thing here in my country, usually parents let their kids stay and have a big house, but the kids pay for the house's maintenance and takes care of the parents. They would move out if they're married, or when they want to. It's normal here for kids to stay with their parents, so I really don't understand the 'you're 18! You gotta move out!' thing lol.
My mom raised us to never ever leave. Every relationship my siblings or I got into made her so mad, when we got a job or moved out she was so upset. Her favorite child is living with my now 82 year old dad. 😆
This is funny! The fathers that really care about their daughters want them to live at home for as long as they can. While others dnt care, this father loves all of his kids even though it seems he is harder on his sons. This family is really hilarious!
I live in India and I'll never leave my parents alone....They can't live without me and they took care of me when I was helpless now it's my turn to love them❤️...
Why do fathers feel so protective of their daughters? Kicking out a daughter is the same as kicking out a son. He doesn't own her, and she's not his property. The difference shouldn't be girls and boys. You can make a joke about a favorite child, but when it's girls vs. boys, that's sexist- no doubt about it.
@@andriansubianto9844 unless there are alternate motives i don’t know - they are manipulative in a sense - manipulating your childhood and taking a commonly treasured aspect
I've seen the most successful kids make it when their parents keep the kids home while they go to college and then get a job. While working at that job they save enough for a fucking house. The whole sink or swim shit don't cut it. (Side note: if they aren't doing anything with their lives, give them the tools to be successful, they will have to do the rest.)
That’s what I chose to do for my daughter although I drive her crazy! Lol she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration almost 2 yrs ago so I’m sure she won’t be home too much longer! But the sink or swim tactic can do more harm than good sometimes
Lowkey how my dad was. Before i was 18, my dad threatened to kick my out several times. The next day, he called me in, crying asking me not to go cause i was really the only person he has left.. now.. I've known this man all my life and never ONCE saw him cry. Seeing him on the couch, sobbing, broke my heart
“Your 18 get your ass out” was funny af to me
Same tho
You're*
@@hotsauce3578 does it matter?
@@adhominemm it kind of does. But I was just joking
@@hotsauce3578 *It. Also, you shouldn’t start a sentence with but.
BRUH my anxiety went up when they guy with the toddler momentarily TRIPPED
Yeah that was disturbing.
Really!
I know how it feels
YEAH 😭
Like 90% dude
Me who has asian parents:
"You cant leave until we're dead"
Ngl im loving it
The number of your like comment is ✨Sus ✨ bro 😭
Lmbo
Same
Same in india they will kill me even if I raise my sound 😂🤣😂 my parents say now your time has come to know how we raised you now you will earn and we will live 😎😎😎
It good for you, you never know what can happen to girl out there
My asian parents are like "will you stay here until we die?"
Me: I see no problem at all
Same
same
Same
Same
Same
The neighbors and the people walking across the street: The hell is going on there? 👀
@A. I. lol
Some dramas going on👀
Cringe👀
cue the people vacuuming their grass to find out whats going on
@@shaniadearmas9768 😭😂😂😂😂😂
In asia.. parents prefer their children to stay...
It's the same in the Arabic countries, we prefer to stay all together.
In all the world except American
@@fisheggsalad7014 it depends what white people because we’re Russian and it’s very normal for families to stick together no matter what age you are. I have a 27 year old brother who still lives with us and we grew up more middle/ upper class
Here in Egypt and I think in most Arabic countries, children always live with their parents until marriage even if they work and I love this concept.
In America we prefer to leave. Tradition gets you killed
My father is 45 years old, still my grandfather didn't permit him to go out of house after 9 pm..
Edit:
Love of asian parents
I am from India ( Kerala ) I am married and 33 now .. but my parents don't allow me to go out side after 8.30 ..😂😂
I Support parent Asien
Loool...wow
The funny thing is, I went out to karaoke night with my coworkers and my mom didn’t care that I came home at 2 am.
I’m 51.... my 84 year old mother calls me EVERY. SINGLE. NIGHT to make sure I’ve brushed my teeth, locked the front door.... and turned on the porch light..(not even joking)... I’m her only child... oh ya, I’ve been married 32 years 😂😳
I love my mama tho ❤️💕🙏
Nobody gonna talk about how he could've tripped with the baby in his arms...
Let's talk about it and his daughter also almost felt down
Indeed, none to clever move !
It didn’t happen be happy for that continue on citizen
@eathorne12 until the baby falls and cracks it's head in the concrete
I know about women doing stupid stuff for tik tok. But sad to see these men doing it too for some stupid videos
17 years & 364 days, you are a kid.
A day later, get outta this house. You are an adult now. 🤣
I honestly hate people who take the “18 years and out” seriously. Luckily my parents are good and they’ll let me stay if I go to college.
Well, you're are officially an adult when you turn 18, and your parents don't have the rights over you any more, is not like there isn't any difference between 17 and 18 there's a huge difference.
Hope you guys know 18 and out the house is an american thing. We don't do that shit in europe. Its idiotic
@@nickc6842 yeah ik, but my parents are nice
Parents who do that shit are totally fucked up.
Me a 20 year old dude in college: Okay I’m about to go hang with some friends.
My parents: Get yo ass in this house, you ain’t grown.
I know right. I was in my 20s and my dad was like "where you going" "who's the friend"
Lol, 1 of the reasons I joined the military fresh out ta high school
😂😂😂😂
Remember your curfew.
Mom I’m 20!
Curfew is 10.....
@@adrianmezeambn folks be locked up nowadays
“I’ll give you money please just stay” was so funny
Ye :} xd
I don’t think either of my parents love me that much.
Man that shit is really messed up how parents really do be kicking they kids out as soon as they graduate or turn 18 like damn atleast help them step foot into the real world
Thats what my mom did and i tuned out fine
I agree and the fact that that old ass man just tried to manipulate his daughter like he hade a Idea that was not very good is kinda duck up.
@Tahmid alpha12 No, mine still live with me at 26, 29
My sister is nearly 20 and she still lives with us
@@katieGallagher2324 00
I hate those parents that don’t let you do anything and then as soon as you’re 18 they kick you out and you’re left with no job experience, no friends and on the streets.
Some genuine point by u 🙏👍
Yuh parents like him are shit
Same😭😞 wanna join my discord
I had the same wasn't allowed to work but the moment I turned 18, yeah u gotta move out, foster family btw
Stop moaning and get a job! You are old enough to do what you want now! There are no more parents taking responsibilities for your mistakes!
Meanwhile asian parents everywhere: You are 36 but it doesn’t mean that you can leave home after 10pm.
But, end of the day home is where you belongs to dear friends.. Parents cannot be replaced😍
@เร ๓ץ ภค๓єᅗ Phone calls though, morning evening plus snack calls too😅
Imagine walking in past 10pm lol
So right
@@joesheppard5960 Expect intermittent power cuts and door sneaking
True af lol
My Indian parents to me as am a single son to them : u are our support and we are not going to leave u ... Am also not going to leave them ,it's indian culture 🙂🙂🙂
Not indian culture ..but a real parent and happy family would always do like that ...in the world.
@@bermuda4404 absolutely right 💯
Same with Filipinos, we are very family oriented, my own family still live in our ancestral house, we take care of our parents now ❤️ my parents love having their grandkids around.
Relatable brother. Our culture is different from the west. We don't leave our parents when they are old and need us.
@@himanshu5205 yes👍
Dads always love their daughter more 😘😍❤
She listens to me, and does school work on her own!! Then does more work for fun!
♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🥰
That's amazing👍 so good to know you got lovely family masha Allah
Their neighbours: *Mom, dad they are doing it again*
Kid 1: hehe- wait ugh sister!
Kid 2: yeah?
Kid 1: their doing it again! *runs in house to tell mom*
Lol
lol
😂😂😂
"Hey look the tiktok family is doin ther stuff
Pros of Asian family
1) You stay even after you reach adult age
2) You can ask for help
3) Good chance of receiving inheritance
Cons of Asian family
1) They care too much of your personal life
2) They have a say in your marriage life
3) Forced to follow tradition if there is any
yeah same here in the middle east
@Raghu Ram true and I'm gay and trying to figure out what to do
@@zackzack4335 if you are just hitting puberty, wait it out, it *could* be a phase
In my country most families follow the 'tradition' of arranged marriage which is sad
@@kekagon no ❤️
The neighbors: well they’re getting kicked out for the 7th time this month
Pops, sometimes I feel sorry for you when they treat you bad but now I see they do😂😂
"I'll give you money - please just stay!!"
Funny as that was, it makes me miss my Dad 😢
EDIT: Nvr had this many likes before so thx everyone & I'm sorry for your loss if you've had one or just nvr had that kinda fatherly luv 💐
To those who asked: YES, my Dad passed. It was very unexpected & I didn't get to say goodbye. I think that's what messed me up - that & just thinking we'd have more time. I saw him 2wks before his death when I asked my husband to drive me back home to bury my dog of 15yrs. I watched my Daddy bury my dog while my husband just stood there - he's my ex now btw. So I lost my pit of 15yrs & my Dad in 2 weeks (divorced my husband 6 months after that) & I have no brothers or sisters. My mom never liked me bc my dad loved me so much. She was too shook up to plan a funeral so I had to plan everything : I even gave the eulogy. My Dad & I had bdays just a few days apart - we were April Aries. I was his world & he was my everything ; my hope & light in this world. It's been 5yrs which is wild to say bc it still feels like yesterday to me. To all those who never had a Dad like mine, I'm truly sorry. I pray you attract the kind of love & support you never had through other Angels on earth. If you have someone in your life now that you love, love them harder, live your dreams now. Tomorrow waits for no one. REMEMBER : Love always elevates 💕 God bless everyone wherever you are & thx for reading 🙏
@Ghøül it dosent mean they are dead. they might have moved out 💀
edit: since people don’t seem to understand, some one before me replied saying RIP. I said it might not mean they are dead.
@@philcollinslover56705 she was just saying she misses her dad🤚
Aww im sorry for that... 🥺
Awh I’m really sorry
Omg I’m so sry to hear that
This is like the line: "Show me your dad has a favourite without telling me who the favourite is."
Idk
The girl: I'm alive
@@bokudens3173 Yo wtf who gives a shit
I don't know how I'm an only child
Yeah bro true
The "get out when you're 18" is mostly an American thing and really really weird and harmful
No it's not harmful at all. If you were a normal human and started working at 16, you would have plenty of money to move out at 18. I moved out at 17 and have been doing well, you don't need mommy and daddy to do all your shit for you
@@authgg uh yes it absolutely is because nobody is working full-time at 16 in high-school and college and being able to afford to live dumbass. The fact that you think it makes perfect sense to kick out someone because they turned a specific age rather than when they are READY financially tells me you should NEVER have children in your life.
@@authgg congrats because if you could afford to do that, then you are working crazy hours and getting no education. I'm sure that is going to help you later on in life ,,,🙄
@@authgg Moved out at 16 Live alone work alone and vibe alone
@@authgg Who works fulltime at 16? In Sweden we finish school at 19 earliest
When he said to the son time to go you got 3 kids. That cracked me up. These people are funny
I'm 23 and my parents are still like " where a you, it's almost dark....."
Good! Sick people out here
Lol I feel this I’m 23 and pay all the rent and bills and I still live and listen to my momma
Sad how i can relate 😭
Yeah, now I’m just wishing my work out of the country to be approved so I could experience being independent for once 🤣🤣
where you at alone at this time of night??! (You're not married with a man to look after you)
The neighbors watching them film this:
* Sips Coffee *
*Interesting.*
🙎 interesting
🤔🤔🤔
Getting a broom trying clean the front garden while watchin tht😂😂plating someone hair to watch tht😂😂
@@uma3537 Lmao yes😂
This doesn’t mean to offend but the “karen” neighbor do be like-“hold up Tiffany I have to record this”-
It's so cruel to kick your child out of your house when they turn 18 and it's crazy to think that those same parents that love you want you out of the home you shared with them as a child, then and baby and when you kick your child out they have no money,no job,house or car and have nowhere to go it's truly sad that people do this
True
@Tahmid alpha12 yes
@Tahmid alpha12 depends on the family, not all families would do that.
Tahmid alpha12 it happens but most of my friends moved out in there 20’s. 18 is the worst age to move out because you’re just starting college
They do that so the kids can get their life together and it works.
"You got 3 kids, its time to get out of the house, Bye!"
"Take her man! Let me stay"
Lol
The acting was so genuine with the girl cause she was pissed about him stretching tf outta her jacket
Pretty sure she stretched it out just by climbin' into it.
@Your Muma
Fat. The word you're looking for is fat.
@@DarkMatterX1 you say that like she cares lmfao. You’re not her doctor you don’t know anything about her health & diet. 💀💀💀💀💀
@Your Muma lol
@@DarkMatterX1 that's not nice
Dad just can't let go it's princess but literally doesnt care about his knights😂😂😂
I can totally relate to that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No prince?
@@bigred9408 the dad is the prince
@@wolf_gamer4086 *King
Yep my dad will to in the future
And then the parents whine and complain when you never call or come see them in a nursing home when they are elderly.
Aren’t there people that help the elders though?
Pops is the best🤗
When he said “I’ll give you money” I would’ve walked right back into that house, don’t gotta tell me twice
For real my dad didn’t say that I would’ve stayed lol
😂😂 For sure I’ll stay
Same
😂😂😂big facts
Loll
My dad: You're moving out at 18
Also my dad: Idk what I could do without you.
So true!! Daddy's never wanna see their baby girls go🤣😂🤣
"I'll give you money, please just stay"😂😂😂
Can you imagine if all neighbors saw was the last part? Talking bout “I’ll give you money” 🤣😂
My parents went with a different method, they kicked us out to the homes that they own. Now we pay them rent. 🤣 🦥
🤔 smart funny asshole
Parents: STONKS🗿🗿
Yea?
This is my plan 😂😂😂
Be careful of what you wish for guys I couldn't wait for the kids to start leaving home, then they started to move out, moved overseas, one moved 14 hours away the all grew up, I only have a 19 year old daughter at home and my home feels empty. I hate it empty nest syndrome it's real. Come home kids!
The neighbors: Are they really fighting? 👁👄👁
"First girl leaves"
Father: PLS DON'T GO GIVE ME MONEY
bro us mexicans don’t believe in the phrase, “kicking out a child for being 18, or making a child leave at 18” we leave together as family dawg
Best way
for some reason I hear eddievr in your voice.
why tf u wanna kick u kid out at 18
Exactly we pay it back by letting them live with us when they are older and seniors that’s how we Hispanics and Latinos are. Then Americans (white folks) in general are always complaining that they never get a visit during the holidays, and they just rot away in an old folks home. I’ve seen this so many times when I was in band in high school and we would perform at senior centers. Really sad way to live out your old years.
Yo in Egypt its the same thing.... Makes sense cause I'm 18 and still in school. Stress
I can confirm as a girl this is accurate. I’m still a child though and I always talk about wanting to move out when I’m 18 and my parents are like nah it’s fine you should stay longer.
In time, if they see that you can be independent they will allow you to leave.
Even if you're 18 or younger
I'm 27 and after 10:00 pm my parents call me to remind me that I'm not grown up and get back home if there isn't anything important to do 😉
@@arminius6506 im a 27 , and i still live in the same house with my family , here in Jordan it's not allowed at all to make girls live alone . If it so , then it's an exception
I lived with my parents till 28 lol
He said “take her let me stay” 😭 😂
EVEN THE BABY WAS HOLDING ON LOL 😂 HE KNEW HE WAS GOING TO BE THROWN OUT WITH DAD 🤣
"I'll give you money, please just stay!!!" sounds like my ex
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The best comment ever.
lol it’s the opposite with my parents. they want me to leave more than anything but my brother can stay as long as he wants.
@SAM FRIDMAN that's rude
@Kronos I'm just saying
@Kronos how is it facts tho you don't know her
@SAM FRIDMAN Don't need to make assumptions like that. You don't know anything about them.
@Kronos proof? Oh wait, u don’t have any.
Ah, this hits home. I remember turning 18. I came home from school to a note that said I had 2 months to find somewhere to go.
Well that's really sad
not even a conversation, just a note. That’s harsh
I'm sorry to hear that. Are you in touch with your parents even now?
💔💔
The neighbours are just like “wtf is wrong with this toxic ass family”
Honestly my parents are more concerned that my 24y old brother still acts, speaks, and thinks like he’s 16
I'm a 19 year old high functioning autistic and I'm not mature in many ways, I am a few years younger in the way I conduct myself and have no real grasp on life as a whole while everyone around me moves on strong. Maybe your brother is similiar? My 15 year old brother is similiar if not even more mature than I am at the moment, but that's due to a cognitive disability that I happen to have.
@@Kiwi-pd5mk you're high functioning and self aware there's no problem, don't limit yourself with a label like "autistic"
@@deeb.9250 u h-
@@deeb.9250 bruhhhhhhh
@@deeb.9250 Uh, it isn't up to me to limit myself lol
Dads always have this special place in their hearts for their daughters., Which we're all grateful for.
Nah its weird and unequal
Yea cause he knows once they get a taste for freedom they will do what their parents told them not to do.
wtf does that mean.. it’s weird. Do that and your daughter will not talk to you
"Take her bro let me stay" 🤣
The fact that the second kid almost tripped with the baby in his arms is just wow.
I got kicked out at 17 years old, my 32 year old younger sister is still living at home with no job. Not mad, in fact its an ego boost.
Damn..
17 ?, Isn't that illegal ??
Lol 32 year old younger sister
Me middle child : i dobt wanna go.
Dad:yall hear somthing ,nv just a fly probaly
Me: as usal
Damn that's cruel, and isn't it illegal? Anyway, why did your parents do it?
@@marcodontplay yes genius. He’s not 17 anymore. That’s just the age they kicked him out.
I’m Indian, and this isn’t how it works in our household. I’m 20, and I’ll get a slap if I tell them that I want to move out. I can literally stay with them forever, lol.. This applies to my brothers, as well.
EDIT: I was joking when I mentioned getting slapped. FYI, my parents have never done that to me, and I love them very much. Indian parents portrayed as being very strict is a joke, and I thought it is widespread. So just to reiterate, I’m not being abused or anything.
It might be different, but im indian, im khasi and we stay with our mom (parents*) until we get married. When we get married we move out and build a house with our soulmates. Except the youngest child (a girl, if the youngest child is a boy he will move out with his soulmate and the girl will stay,) (im a girl and the youngest) has to stay in their parent's house to take care of them even after marriage. The boy has to move in with the girl's family
@@amelia..759 Yea, it is different compared to my household. I’m a Muslim, and usually, the girl moves into the in-laws' house after marriage, and the groom stays in his home. They can move out later to their own place if they want to. And usually, the bride can stay with her parents if the husband is away or something like that. Regardless of the differences, I just wanted to say that this whole western practice of kicking out children when they turn 16/18 doesn’t exist in our culture.
That's just sad.
@@decco9049 and what is sad lol
@@afsheen6731 Not being able to live on your own and having to experience physical abuse for trying to stand up for yourself. That's just sad.
Imagine what the neighbors are thinking when they do this.
I'm 25 and I make good money as a programmer but my parents don't want me to go :/
Ps. Hispanic/Latino parents never want you to leave 😳
My southern parents are the same way. I moved out at 25 and my brother is 25 and still at home because my dad keeps asking him to stay lol
Caribbean too
As someone who's father actually did this exact thing, I can honestly say that this is a fantastic way to get all of your children to never speak to you again. I get that this is a joke, but please do not actually act like this if you have children
It's an expectations thing I think. And in todays world, its def not fair. Our parents generation were able to work their asses off and "move up" but it doesnt "always" happen like that today. And dads are just super protective of their little girls too
What you fail to realize was that that was his plan all along.
not to mention the financial repercussions as well. now, compared to the older generation, it's much harder to find a place to live at that has a rent that's priced well, not to mention how the minimum wage isnt enough to live on now vs say 25 years ago
Yes!! Dunno why fathers being involved with their daughters love/social life is so normalised either
@@michqlle1862
Because they belong to their father until he gives them to their husband.
My mom cried daily for over two months when I moved out to uni and seven years later she still wants regular updates and asks if I got home okay when I mention I am out
I hope you do visit or calls her daily 🥺
That means she cares about you
My mom does the same with my older brother who is almost 23! Sometimes i feel like she's never going to stop checking up on him even when he's got a family of his own
Mother's love 💕
You should have been an orphan
OMG I WOKE EVERYONE IN THE HOUSE UP FROM LAUGHING SO LOUD!! 😅😂
"Take her, let me stay" 😂😂😂
In Africa parents you can stay as long as you like.
That's not true
Maybe in your country, Africa is big after all. 54 countries and I know this is so in most Africa countries.
Bitch which Africa!?😂😂
Same thing here in my country, usually parents let their kids stay and have a big house, but the kids pay for the house's maintenance and takes care of the parents. They would move out if they're married, or when they want to. It's normal here for kids to stay with their parents, so I really don't understand the 'you're 18! You gotta move out!' thing lol.
@@irenenjoroge8221 bitch Irene, it take one to know one.😃😃😃
My mom raised us to never ever leave. Every relationship my siblings or I got into made her so mad, when we got a job or moved out she was so upset. Her favorite child is living with my now 82 year old dad. 😆
Ok
Yikes-
That can't be healthy.
Sounds similar to my mom😭
Yo she got issues legit
This is so funny at the end pops was grabbing her daughters shirt and he was saying no please stay here I can give you money
Cool family style kno love you guys
This is funny! The fathers that really care about their daughters want them to live at home for as long as they can. While others dnt care, this father loves all of his kids even though it seems he is harder on his sons. This family is really hilarious!
Plz shut the FUCK UP
@@leejcracked5870 awwww it’s ok leej
@@leejcracked5870 why would you say that !?
@@xx_get__beaned_xx2186 1st its not funny
2nd its not funny
3rd noone gives a fuck
Kicking out a kid when they turn 18 is what's going to make them work at McDonald's for the rest of their life😂
😂 😂 😂
Well they don't want to go to university so McDonald's for life
Word
LMFAO "please i'll giveyou money"
Facts. Mother’s are like that with their boys and sons are like that with their daughters 😂😂😂
I live in India and I'll never leave my parents alone....They can't live without me and they took care of me when I was helpless now it's my turn to love them❤️...
Same
@@schoolboyz5493 yes bro
That's how we Indians are and that's amazing
@@grumpytoe6456 ❤️yes we are
@anshul bhatia Assam, Karimganj
I’m a girl and my dad is like, “You’re living in this house until you’re 25.” Although I plan to move to a college dorm once I start college. 😌💅
Sammeee
“Andy Sanchez” top tier female name here bois
Girls always sweet to mom n dad 😄
Why do fathers feel so protective of their daughters? Kicking out a daughter is the same as kicking out a son. He doesn't own her, and she's not his property. The difference shouldn't be girls and boys. You can make a joke about a favorite child, but when it's girls vs. boys, that's sexist- no doubt about it.
I know boys need respect girls do to
Shut ur mouth
I bet you have daddy issues
Because the girl cooks & cleans for the family.
Meanwhile, in my country: _"Monke together Strong."_
Well my parent doesn't event let me sleep over at friend's house, i'm 18 btw
@@andriansubianto9844 unless there are alternate motives i don’t know - they are manipulative in a sense - manipulating your childhood and taking a commonly treasured aspect
@@Humannbeing that's none of your business tho
@@MuhammadHosny0 its is my business and I said Unless there is alternative motives - read the comment first 😐
This was the opposite at my parents house 😂 my brother is STILL there at 25 years old and my parents still beg him to stay 😂😂😂
Hahaha I like that family
Dad ain't wrong.😂
I find it funny how the guy is clearly carrying a kid, and the dad proceeds to throw him
I was looking a for a comment like this one..
I looked for this
I've seen the most successful kids make it when their parents keep the kids home while they go to college and then get a job. While working at that job they save enough for a fucking house. The whole sink or swim shit don't cut it. (Side note: if they aren't doing anything with their lives, give them the tools to be successful, they will have to do the rest.)
Chilll u don’t gotta cuss 😂
@@parisahajati8048 my bad fam. I hate to see parents do this to their kid.
@@holyarmageddon19 yea I agree their life isn’t fully sorted out when they are 18 some people start careers at different ages
That’s what I chose to do for my daughter although I drive her crazy! Lol she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business administration almost 2 yrs ago so I’m sure she won’t be home too much longer! But the sink or swim tactic can do more harm than good sometimes
Ohh I was thinking about that exact thing the other day ...
Awww such a lovely father you are and lovely affection towards your daughter😘🥰
PLZ DONT GO had me dead 🤣🤣
Take her let me stay😭
Me, 23 year old Asian live in my own house: go out at 9 pm and post a picture.
My parents: get you ass back here, pass 8 is danger time
Lol smh😂
"I'll give money just stay"😭😭😭
"Please dont go give me money. Please dont go" got me laughing so hard.🤣🤣🤣
My family said we are not separating until death 😌
😃😆🤣
Sounds like a death threat 👀
every papa love his daughter most..lov my papa too
The neighbors be like “OMG SHOULD I CALL THE COPS”
Top 5 reason why old people get lonely in their old age.
That relatable moment when your 40 year old son turns 18 and you have to kick him out
😂😂wait wat
@@prajna-satheeshbs4519 it's going backwards 😁
Ahahaha...yeaaaah. Aaaaand that hqppened. Lol
This is the best way of describing humans we want what we can't have and we don't want what we have
Is no one gonna talk about how unnecessarily aggressive he was being? Almost made that dude fall on top of the girl
No one here isn't that much of a pussy. Its funny videos stop looking at it in a little bitch perspective
@@erky_jerky1314 lmfao😂😂😂 litte bitch perspective 😂😂 I am
@@erky_jerky1314 Y’all hate, but I was thinking if Me at 275 lbs, fell on my 18 month old daughter. She’s older in the video, but I still felt it.
@Redempted that's a bit harsh.
@@chaselesser3191 I hope your really tall and fit
Lowkey how my dad was.
Before i was 18, my dad threatened to kick my out several times.
The next day, he called me in, crying asking me not to go cause i was really the only person he has left.. now.. I've known this man all my life and never ONCE saw him cry. Seeing him on the couch, sobbing, broke my heart
stay with your dad then
@Webblz 900 My dad was fine before she left. She cheated on him.
@@khawlabintal-azwar9999 I kinda have to.
@Webblz 900 You're good, don't worry. I've heard a lot worse haha. I hope you're having an amazing day ♡
Pops not playing he throw the grand baby out to😂😂
I guess in other families but mine love my brothers more so they’ll force me to leave but never let go of my brothers
Same.
“Honey! The neighbors are at it again.”
Got scared for a second when he almost tripped holding the baby
my father:you will get a job and get out of my house when your 18
me:i'm already planning to 😀
Same-
Amazing family
People on the road: 😐😐😐😐😐
When you're the only sister in the family with 5 brothers 😀