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Children's temper tantrums. They're a fact of life. But when one little girl was screaming and crying recently, rather than getting frustrated or yelling back, her father took a different route.
Instead of rebuking his daughter, he decided to "lip sync" and act out her entire tantrum -- and record it on video. A clip of the faux fit is now nearing 1 million views on YouTube.
In the video, the unnamed father can be seen imitating his daughter as she shrieks and cries off-camera. While much of the tantrum is unintelligible, the little girl can be heard repeatedly screaming, "Stop it!" as her father ignores her and unrelentingly mimics her cries.
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Originally posted Oct. 11, the video, "40-year-old tantrum," is 49 seconds long and was uploaded by a woman, Kathy Sterner, who says she's the little girl's mother.
"My 6-year-old daughter had been in her room wigging out for about an hour, and there was no talking her down. I was getting fed up, so my husband decided to lighten the mood," reads the description accompanying the video.
The mother insisted her daughter is "not typically a beast child" and this was just a "rough day" for the little girl.
Watch the clip below:
Many YouTube commenters wrote in that they found the father's antics endearing.
"HILARIOUS!!!! that's awesome I should so do this to my son next time he [decides] to go all whiny whiny scream scream lol," one user wrote.
"This made my day!" added another.
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Others, though, didn't find the video funny.
"Maybe you should address the underlying reason why your child cries for one hour over something. Or you could mock and laugh at them and upload a video onto youtube for 'support,'" said an unimpressed viewer.
"Personally I didn't find this funny as being laughed at when you're in such a bad mood isn't funny. But it's still better than the alternative," wrote another.
What do you think? Let us know below.
(H/T: KSTU-TV)
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