If Everyone Acted like a Southern Mama

The world would be a better place if everyone acted like a Southern mama (and the food would be a lot better too)!

[@martinmendiolamm]

Says *"the only rights you have"* Instant flashback to when I did something my mom disapproved of *curls up in a blanket*

[@doughesson]

Martin Mendiola The only thing that they forgot was the cop warning to"Just you wait until your Father gets home from work!"

[@martinmendiolamm]

doughesson 😂😂 that was one of the worst phrases to hear as a kid

[@doughesson]

Martin Mendiola That & "Go get my belt" or "Go get me a switch"

[@the_weeaboot8042]

I once asked my mama why my house didn't have freedom of speech and the rest of the country did. She looked at me like I was an idiot, said "Because I said so and it's my house," and kept vacuuming.

[@catwoman1263]

Most of the problems we are having in today's society stems from kids who have never been told no and don't know how to handle it when someone finally does (like a girl who doesn't want to date them or a teacher who won't accept their bad work), so they throw a very dangerous temper tantrum. It's not child abuse to give your kids very firm and defined boundaries, it makes them feel safe. It's far worse to expect your child to know how to navigate through a very confusing world when they don't have the experience necessary to make the correct choices. As parents, that's our job. It doesn't make you popular and it's a lot of work because kids will constantly test you to see if you really mean what you say, but when you reaffirm the outline of those boundaries (No, you are not going to stay overnight at Billy's house until I get a chance to meet him and his parents), even if they get mad, deep down it makes them feel secure.

[@costbubbles8336]

The police one is my favorite

[@almasshaikh6573]

MINE TOO

[@kathykaura7219]

Yep. 😁

[@jordanhicks5131]

I wish cops were more like that lol, especially the end "Rights? You got the right to get in the car before I get a switch!"

[@topcat4421]

That is my mother in a uniform.

[@Minecraft-ey6ky]

The woman who had her laptop stolen

[@jwilliams123]

Southern women are great. I've only been down there once as I'm Canadian but I was really pleasantly surprised, they're really nice but very sassy at the same time, love it.

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

curt hayes I reckon that's why I don't miss the Nawth, y'all. Southerners are right friendlier.

[@kungfuman82]

I must say that I'm from South Carolina myself and visited Edmonton, Jasper, Banff, and Calgary. Y'all were just as friendly as any Southerner!

[@AFanOfCinema]

We're also extremely passionate aggressive. Has anyone ever explained to you the phrase "Bless your heart?"

[@mads4492]

Welp I’m a Cali girl sooooo no southern accent here 😂 though I wish i was in the south rather than here tbh

[@bettyc.parker-young1437]

Yes we are!!!! Thank you Jordan!!!!

[@izzy1221]

If I could pay everyone in kisses I totally would.

[@nevesdarocha]

Isagail That's how we end up with mono, or worse yet cooties, young lady!

[@ReallyReal_1]

Mouth aids

[@crogg8889]

Isagail *M O U T H H E R P E S*

[@zy3402]

Just not on the lips.

[@shakirashipslied9721]

A I R K I S S E S

[@Thomas828]

0:55 "Rights? The only right you have is to git your butt back in the car before I git the switch!" Brilliant!

[@BG-wb6cu]

Anyone here ever been raised on the switch? Worse yet, had to pick it out yourself? I did.

[@kat_8984]

@@BG-wb6cu me! I remember when my Grandma used one on my butt. That was the worst 😭😭😭

[@adamolupin]

@@BG-wb6cu I wasn't, but my mom was. If she didn't pick out the right size switch then her grandma would go out and get one for her and you did NOT want gramma to get the switch. She'd come back with one the size of her wrist.

[@agentrabbit186]

B G Then when he choose the wrong one Your mother goes picks it out for u

[@simplychloe3839]

Did any one else see him smile lol

[@TGNXAR]

"I am not your maid!" You are literally her maid.

Which is literally the joke ;-)

[@sevenandthelittlestmew]

I live in Texas. People literally CLEAN THE HOUSE before the maid comes. This is not a joke, people - you have to make sure things are tidy for her. My mom has muscular dystrophy, so she has a lady come every other week to clean. The two of them are thick as thieves. That woman has no problem talking back to my mom! 😂

[@5050TM]

@@sevenandthelittlestmew I'm in Georgia. We clean before someone comes in to clean too! Funny!

[@constancemiller3753]

My 80+ Great Grandmother broke her ankle so the family got a housekeeper to come once a week.....till they found out she made tea and sandwiches for the housekeeper while chatting. Manners are stronger than bones.

[@masonmeaders2719]

200th like

[@CantankerousDave]

Couldn’t have been that serious, the doctor only gave him chicken soup, not soup *and* Sprite.

[@doughesson]

CantankerousDave Well, maybe he's the kind of doctor who doesn't like to over medicate before knowing what the problem is.

[@larrijohnson6958]

I was waiting for the Gatorade.

[@StarViewer68]

True. Now if the doctor gave him chicken soup and Ginger Ale, then he definitely has a serious cold!

[@blakeok952]

I got chicken soup with lots of pepper and a hot cup of honey lemonade

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

CantankerousDave chicken soup and *Coke* for me. I don't like Spraht (Sprite), I am picky. Or chicken soup and sweet tea.

[@teamvogt2]

Love, love, love this. The only thing, the Doctor should have kissed the forehead to tell the temp. That is way more accurate than the hand. Every Southern Woman knows that.

[@jon-michaelharris5840]

Patti Vogt I actually was expecting that! Lol

[@diegomanuel5065]

My wife does that to the babies. Lol

[@karoleigharmstrong8568]

Miss Patti Vogt is absolutely right. The forehead kiss, the ultimate gage.

[@TheBratling]

Yep. That's how Momma did It! Daddy did one hand on your forehead and the other on the back of your head...

[@SuicideJade]

My mom can literally tell a temp within a tenth of a degree. I’ve tested her against a thermometer

[@dirtroadcowboy]

A few years ago, I had a doctor here in Texas prescribe chicken soup and popsicles for a swollen throat. Chicken broth to soothe swallowing, and popsicles to numb the pain. It worked, and only cost $400 for the office visit! My grandma could have done that, and not even charged!

[@trudykraft5110]

Dirt Road Cowboy ....true

[@tswain92]

Marshmallows are excellent for a sore throat and they work right away.

[@TomFromYoutube]

400 bucks?! Damn dude...

[@dirtroadcowboy]

Yep, Mother Frances Urgent Care Clinic. The medical industry is a big moneymaker here. The biggest employers in the area! I did save $500 by not taking a ride in the ambulance though!

[@chloejones7993]

We never go to the doctor when we're sick unless it lasts an unusually long time or there are abnormal symptoms. For a simple cold or flu, my mother always made me homemade chicken soup and jello (from fruit juice) along with a few homeopathic meds, cough drops, and homemade elderberry syrup. Doctor praises her every time for doing it right. Moms know what they're doing!

[@carolinaember]

OMG, “call me when you get there,” was repeated every time I went more than 20 miles from home. 😂

[@carysalpaca5443]

Carolina * Ember You think that's bad? I got that every time I went to my friend's house! I COULD SEE HER HOUSE FROM MY BEDROOM WINDOW!

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Carolina * Ember I didn't mind calling my parents when I got there, because I myself was worried about accidents. And that's just as a *passenger* because I don't drive. (I have water on the brain and Asperger's syndrome). But the point is that I have to call when I get there even if they don't ask.

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Carys Alpaca but with all the reckless drivers out there (not me, I don't drive), I understand why people worry. I never learned to drive because I was right scared. I reckon it's better that I don't drive, because I have water on the brain and Asperger's syndrome. So I understand people wanting me to call when I get there.

[@MelB868]

I have Aspergers but not water on the brain.

[@Shauntara86]

I’m from Cali and married into a southern family. I was not used to checking in every time I traveled somewhere and reached my destination. I would be thinking...I’m an adult! I feel like I’m 16 again and just got my DL! Didn’t know it was a southern thing tho lol.

[@teamkid2727]

lol you can see him smiling 0:55 love you guys

[@teamkid2727]

thank you for all the likes

[@billterry967]

Team Kid your right that made me laugh.

[@macy6861]

lol

[@abbyalms2834]

IKR

[@afrikandisplay9812]

Team Kid saw it!!!

[@lilykep]

That cop scene gave me flashbacks. The one and only time I stole anything it was a piece of wrapped loose candy that you used to be able to buy by the pound from the Super 1. Momma found me with a mint in my mouth that she KNEW I hadn't bought. She took me directly to the store manager, made me apologize, offered to make me sweep the floors to pay for it, and indicated via vicious sign language (behind my back) that he should read me the riot act. Then she took me home and made me clean the whole house as punishment. I was 8 and I never stole again.

[@tammarastephens3728]

Same here! I swear that grocery store manager was 9 feet tall! Terrified!

[@tcmtv001]

This happened to me when I was 12. I stole a candy bar from the corner store by our house, and I guess my mom didn’t notice until we got home that I had a candy bar she didn’t pay for. Well she definitely found out when we got home and she immediately drove me back up there and made me return it to the manager in front of everyone. It was so embarrassing and I couldn’t stop crying, but needless to say I haven’t stolen anything since

[@cv03luka53]

ngl, the taking petty criminals or younger people who acted in the moment back to the person they hit/stole from to apologise would probably do them a world of good

[@AKHWJ3ST]

Old ways are usually the best.

[@Sunjustsun]

We need more southern mothers in this world. LOL liked and subbed

[@animemilkjugs6569]

QueenDAC yes we do

[@miriambentley2087]

Southern moms make good well mannered people in society.

[@miriambentley2087]

QueenDAC they make good people in society and those good people happen to be *well* mannered. It is still well mannered. My claim isn’t stupid my claim is true because the way southern people are brought up is all based of off manners. ( that’s where calling everyone woman ma’am comes from, even if the person isn’t that much older than you)

[@miriambentley2087]

QueenDAC why are you getting but hurt over someone who has grown up with a very southern mom and dad who have shown them manners and how to be with god. (Southern snare very religious). I never said anything against Jamaican moms or any kind of other mom. I was talking about how basically all southern people are raised and why it’s get to be raised that way. No need to cry over spilled milk because you won’t change my opinion.

[@miriambentley2087]

QueenDAC wow you are just making yourself look dumb. If you look at all my comments all they were about were manners or the fact that my parents were southern how is that close to a life story. You did ask for a claim actually so your contradicting yourself. Just because you can’t take the fact that I think southern moms are good doesn’t mean you should get all upset and butt hurt and try make up some shit.

[@thejohoe96]

When he said "get your butt back in the car before i get the switch" i felt that down in my southern bones 😭😂

[@xxdrewxx6]

I hear ya 🤣

[@AKHWJ3ST]

At least he didn't have to cut his own switch!

[@christinajackson2662]

“Is this monogrammed?” 😂

[@HeyitsBri_]

Christina Jackson yes!

[@mitchellw6811]

Pete Erickson Elwood

[@Delgen1951]

Why yes it is, and by my Mama too.

[@foxydear4020]

The truth though! Southern women have monogrammed everything!

[@jw6180]

I had no idea we were known for monograms! Of course, I love ‘em and am writing a thank you note right this very moment on my monogrammed stationary. 😂

[@_me.Kanika]

LOL!!! "Oh my Gawd! You burning up!" said every southern mama and aunty EVER!!

[@NightmareOne]

Too funny! The doctor should have offered him Vick's Vapo-Rub too though. :D

[@BG-wb6cu]

My grandma use to give us a tablespoon of homemade moonshine for our ailments. Worked every time AND I didn't become an alcoholic. Today, I use a shot glass of vodka. Works as well.

[@candyuniverse]

And a flannel for the vapo-rub.

[@constancemiller3753]

I was waiting for the jar to come out👀

[@thewordlove4316]

we called it "vaporu" in the barrio!!

[@RealD8]

Mexican moms do the chicken soup (caldo de pollo) and Vicks vaporub too! Maybe we ain't so different after all...

[@thatgirlinokc3975]

😂😂😂My new favorite! "What do you say?" 🤣 so good! 👏👏👏 I love this channel! 💚😄👍

[@thatgirlinokc3975]

CAT astrophic Sorry, I don't know what song you're talking about.

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

that girl in okc I always say please and thank you, but one time someone didn't hear me say please. I said please Xerox this for me, but she didn't hear the word please. When she told me to say please, I was all shocked saying (in an embarrassed tone of voice) "I DID say please." (... and I thought to myself, please get hearing aids, ma'am) I always say "please" and "thank you", even if I forget to say sir or ma'am. *I wouldn't be caught dead forgetting* to say "please" and "thank you". So that incident *made me cringe* Please take what I just said seriously. It's not a joke.

[@brandonkim8423]

I gotta say, I'm a northerner but it seems that korean parents and southern parents have a lot in common after watching a lot of videos on this channel haha

[@lindaraterink6451]

Some Dutch parents are the same :)

[@amyzhao2908]

My friend drove a 53ft reefer in the local roads of FL. It was busy traffic time. He asked for help to an old lady. The lady said OK!, then walked straight to the middle of the road, gave a police stop posture to the cars... He could get on his road now. Very impressed! ! He said he would remember that wonderful lady forever.

[@iorisylvor2862]

"What do you say?" Me : ... "sorry" I swear I had flashbacks. Remember, there's never just the humiliating apologies, there's also either an ass-whooping or the corner. I got both a lot.

[@BG-wb6cu]

and I bet you turned out just fine.

[@The_Skrongler]

I know your pain. Parenting shouldn't leave wounds that hurt again every time we look back at it. At least we can break the cycle.

[@xxdrewxx6]

@@BG-wb6cu 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jumbo1701]

"Is this monogrammed" That got me good! I love y'all and I hope you keep up the great work on this channel.

[@stevelavergne2852]

I started laughing hard at that one.

[@kimcham9949]

👍🏾 Me, too! 😂

[@billterry967]

And one more southern thing no matter who's home you go to you WILL GET FED. unlike the north the first thing they offer you is a drink.

[@TheBratling]

Bill Terry Yep. If you leave my house hungry, it ain't my fault!

[@billterry967]

Laura Davies lol.

[@opheliasfall]

Yep. And if you want seconds, you get it yourself because now you're family.

[@dontreadthisplease2416]

And that's why so many are fat. X)

[@carysalpaca5443]

I gained 4 pounds in 4 days at my Nana's house.

[@YourFellowRNRSisterFan98]

My moms a Scottish woman who immigrated to South Carolina when she moved to the USA ? Loads of similarities between us southern women and Scottish women. So I am proud to be a southerner and I’m very proud of my mother!

[@louisecrosbie1673]

If I ever go to America, I'll be heading south 😁 Southern ladies sound like the could solve world wars. With just a switch 🤣

[@XneverstopfightingX]

Maid: “I am not your maid!” This is beyond science.

[@kendrajones3129]

This isn't just southern mama's, it is just a good old friendly southern neighbors

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Kendra Jones that's why I am glad my family moved to the South. I don't miss the Nawth, y'all. I reckon it was right boring!

[@nyasiaharris444]

😂I’m not even from the south but these are so damn funny

[@TheRabidWolverine]

I know!!!😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fourthgirl]

Getting the switch! Oh the memories of that stinging sensation of mama's favorite and always available discipline pal!

[@chrismc410]

Fourthgirl or in my case, my grandmother's choice of discipline. It worked for 9 kids, my two aunts, six uncles and my father. You crossed her, you were cutting some switches for sure.

[@luanaapril]

I have NEVER had a KZbin video make me laugh as loud As I just did!!! The cop scene! 😂😂😂😂

[@laydeeTeaAurora]

Luana Madden Me tooo!

[@NivekTheEnigma]

Imagine if cops actually acted like that LOL

[@sophiasnegova5234]

this is yhe The best cop scene ever🤣

[@KaitlinShimmer]

These were all pretty legit. Everyone needs a southern mama in their life.

[@paulprice6330]

The world needs more Southern Mama 😂😂😂

[@virginiagirl6628]

I have tears running down my face! I love y'all! Don't forget get to let me know when y'all get to Tom and them's!😂😂😂😂😂😂☀️

[@mrs.johnson7955]

"We take cash, credit or kisses..."😂👌😗

[@sanjeevn4144]

Mrs. Johnson 🤣🤣

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Mrs. Johnson loud, smacking kisses >

[@slatkasrca]

He never specified what kind of kisses.... Would Hershey kisses be acceptable?😄

[@timesthree5757]

@@slatkasrca nope, wat smakers.

[@rejanrobinson8797]

I wish my mechanic took kisses.

[@robertragland4868]

"RIGHTS?! The only right you have is to get in that car before I get the switch!" Oh my goodness, if only cops actually acted like this!

[@xmlthegreat]

The police one cracked me up. Great one 😂🤣

[@LiteraryLady]

He said the switch 😂

[@20jaxson]

AfroAnn 😂😂😂 ikr!!!

[@themidgetking4326]

AfroAnn a switch

[@themidgetking4326]

AfroAnn a switch is a thorny little twig used for punishment

[@18missmm]

RIGHT!!!! 😂😂😂🤣

[@Thunder_Dome45]

He just better be glad he didn't have to cut it himself. That might be the worst of the punishment if you have to be the one to take the switch to them so that can swat you with it.

[@user-fu1gd2ux8p]

I am not from the south yet I am obsessed with this channel! Thank you for making such funny videos!

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Simply Sivan I reckon Southerners are friendlier.

[@alperdue2704]

They are funny and accurate.

[@Smileyss26]

Thank you! God bless you all in the name of Jesus Christ! :')

[@hiphophomesteading3650]

amen and ditto

[@TruthSayer2007]

Live for Today - amen and same to you!

[@joeybean_jojo2054]

As a person who was born in and lives in the south, I can confirm this is completely true except for the cop one. This was hilarious

[@haigewalk7956]

Got a southern black momma " Call me when you get there" IS A COAMMAND

[@docexplorations9768]

Yes, it is not a question. I love being from the south. Lol

[@wolfmaus13]

Well bless your hearts, that was wonderful as always. Thank you

[@hilsbroorjlch3259]

Thank you so much for these skits. I’m from the south but transplanted up north. Sometimes I start to think, maybe I am weird. Then y’all remind me, “No darlin’ ; you’re just southern, bless your heart.”

[@xxdrewxx6]

I'm with you, born and raised in the South, now trying to survive in Minnesota💙🥶Help!

[@satinsangel1688]

If only everyone was this sweet 🤣🤗

[@Burstangel93]

There would be less stealing if it would be handeled like in 0:45

[@C4nthelpit]

I didn't know southern mother's were such great mother's, God bless all the southern mother's

[@ashantifrazier2438]

Dude:“Aren’t you gonna read me my rights” Offficer: “Rights.... the only rights you have is to get your butt back in the car before I get the switch” 😂

[@WayToVibe]

:35 One of my biggest cultures shocks when moving to OR from Tn is that parents in other parts of the country don't hold their kids accountable like this and, unfortunately, it really shows. I feel that's why we're so polite, well mannered, and more sensitive to the suffering of others (in general, not as a whole, every population has it's tacky bits).

[@maryannewestvirginiagirl9015]

"Get your butt back in the car before I get the switch!" 😂😂

[@crayycray8370]

I love southern’s culture and their accents salute from Saudi Arabia to you y’all 💕💕💕💕

[@brooke6224]

I love these videos! Thank you for always making me laugh!

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

brooke6224 yes, thank you so much, y'all!

[@dennisstaughton7474]

Only 42 seconds to the "slap upside yo head."

[@averyholland1577]

The “Is it monogrammed?” Is so true when I was in school every body’s school supplies like notebooks and binders and water bottles were all monogrammed. The more you had monogrammed the better you were.

[@docexplorations9768]

I never thought I'd get tired of seeing monograms but yes as a teacher in the south who is also born and raised in the south...I saw more monogrammed stuff than ever before. Lol I've been teaching for 17 plus years lol.

[@mariajohn7530]

Omg!!! This is soo good.. I'm smiling so hard. It was beautiful and funny at the same time . great job u guys.

[@Bar7RRanch]

Oh good gravy. That there's funny.

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Bar7RRanch oh my stars and buttons, I agree, y'all! BTW is "good gravy" a new phrase? I have lived in the South since 1978 and I have only heard it very recently. I like it, though. *Southerners are friendlier than Northerners, by the way*

[@hannahherrmann4921]

@@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629 my family mostly says deary me, and my mom's side us southern, my dad's is northern. I find it so much easier to be around my mom's family.

[@randomPerson-ul1jq]

The doctor scene killed me omg 😂😂😂😂

[@pelosuelto70]

Now I’m not Southern by any means, but I have a Grandma who is FROM the South, who raised me for a good chunk of my life. Her charms rubbed off on me and now that I actually do live in the South (Northern FL) it’s been coming in handy!

[@odalisrodriguez2367]

Abomination oh I live in south FL

[@prestonsheldon962]

Lol the doctor one. Anytime I felt under the weather, my momma would give my granny a quick call and we’d drive over there, she would have some chicken noodle soup ready for me and the couch made for me to rest. 😂 she was the best!

[@isaphoenix9673]

"uh-uh-uh! I am not your maid!" my momma says that to me and my siblings all the time as she is cleaning the house. Also, have you'll done one of when southerners go out west. We did that over the summer and we held the door for an elderly couple and they went crazy saying, "Finally! Somebody was raised right!" As my momma was snapping her fingers at us to quickly order.

[@zocham5403]

"Is this monogrammed" I screamed

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

thatweird awkwardpanda I reckon I laughed myself hoarse and breathlessness, y'all!

[@nordikcajun5417]

Taking pay in 😘 kisses. Oh, my Lord. 🤭🤣🤣you are killing me. I am from South.

[@dixieman2864]

LOL. I’ve been following these folks for years. I love them. 😊❤️

[@Chesh89]

The cop is my grandma. Everyone else is my mom.

[@regi7495]

This was the best one yet! It hurt laughing so much! Part 2 please!

[@jackielinde7568]

If that Chicken Soup doesn't have a Matzah Ball, it ain't healin' nuthin'!

[@TheSharoneus]

Damn, these are funny. My mom lived in Missouri and Texas and she said a lot of these things. I was born in California but still grew up with southern influences from my mama. Y'all are FUNNY!

[@Natalie-101]

❤ Love that mechanic😂 He really went for it

[@BG-wb6cu]

I'm so embarrassed to say but I didn't realize there was such a thing as a southern mama. That would explain why children raised by southern mamas turn out so much better. Everyone should take lessons.

[@shannanigansisme]

Do you have bloopers? I'd love to see some! These are so much fun!

[@barbaravick5634]

I LOVED THIS ONE SO MUCH! This is the best one ever. The cop one was fantastic.

[@nicolataylor6011]

I would love to be from southern America... I'm obsessed and I'm a northerner from the UK!🤣

[@danielmills7801]

How's the window-cleaning business?

[@melissacorrales775]

U guys are awesome. Love y'all. Ur soo funny. I'm from NY so its so funny to see how u guys are. I dnt spend much time dwn south

[@larrijohnson6958]

Melissa Corrales lol, we knew you were from up north by how many time you used the word "guys".

[@melissacorrales775]

Larri Johnson lol yeah i guess. I used it twice. 😁

[@forestgreenorgangeekclaire8629]

Melissa Corrales I don't miss the Nawth. It's boring. My family lived in Nassau county in New York until 1978. I reckon I didn't like it up Nawth. Southerners are friendlier, y'all!

[@zoegee4971]

That switch was the truth growing up 😂

[@kaitiegrace295]

I love your videos. I'm from Mississippi and I laugh so hard because I've experienced all of these, and it's so relatable and true.

[@imjustverable3860]

I always joke that I have the soul of a old southern grandmother and these videos really just keep cementing it

[@allison8411]

Love every single one of these!

[@kallyannabanana3723]

0:42 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@summerbice4259]

“ or kisses” and “ what do you say”!!😂🤣 my momma says that ALL THE TIME! Along with I’m not your mai

[@BC-tn5ss]

This is beautiful

[@mygreenfroggy]

Monogrammed pee cup, ROFLMAO!!! But really love the cop, if only that would work.

[@tristapennington9075]

1:45 is so my mama 😂

[@phishersmith7592]

2:10 I swear. When you got sick as a kid, Mom's chicken soup could cure cancer!

[@stephanginther9051]

I heard a story about a contractor that got kidnapped and held for ransom by some guys in Mexico. They were the 'in over their heads' type that were basically bluffing about any harm that might come to him. So when they left him alone, he LITERALLY told their mother on them. (they didn't know he spoke Spanish). The two men got the tongue lashing of their lives and he stayed with them (voluntarily) for a while. He says that now 15 years later, he still goes back to visit them once or twice a year.

[@isobelladupuy1733]

THIS IS MY LIFE. Seriously I've grown up thinking this is how all mothers act. But looking at it again.....

[@toby1407]

I live in the south and this is pretty accurate

[@summerterry291]

0:54 he started to smile!😂😂 Honestly in that situation I would too!

[@granddame1000]

we do need more southern mothers in this world

[@wilhard45]

Monogrammed? Oh good Lord have mercy. You just named off every aunt, great aunt, grandmother and my mother included.

[@jin-kukhwang8127]

0:23 We take cash, credit, or kisses.

[@kimstokes206]

Soooo much like my southern mama!!!! Hilarious

[@user-hs2nx4tz2w]

I adore that kind of humour Thanks for sharing of love

[@tanyahartley7782]

😂 I FREAKING LOVE THIS VIDEO THE COP THING WAS AWESOME!

[@graceh.8975]

It’s so accurate 😂😂❤️

[@Angel_Billy4-30-23]

Hahaha oh my goodness gracious, this is hilarious. I can't stop laughing, especially at the one with the cop. Love your videos, I always get a kick out of them. Thank you for all the laughs.

[@CHANGUTHAKUR]

I have no idea why am watching this but this is absolutely hilarious 😂. Love from 🇮🇳

[@louiewatson9389]

All cops should do that. LOL

[@galaxygachaanddoodlerwillo936]

Nononono you have it all wrong: a southern mama is gonna wrap you in one of me-maws quilts she made with love🥰

[@constancemiller3753]

I thought the blanky was plain for sick couch time. Mine had rainbows to remind us that God loved us and wouldn't destroy us.🤗

[@SaharaM18]

"Don't you cut your eyes at Me, young lady." I live in the north. Never heard this before, but I love it.

[@broadwaymelody33]

Midwestern mom dragging you to the front door to apologize: “And you’re sorry, aren’t you, because we didn’t RAISE you like that, didn’t we?” And you can feel the person in the doorway smiling that “lol kids” smile at your mom’s passive aggressiveness and it’s the worst moment of your life