Little Boy W/ Southern Drawl Telling Cow Story

[@tanishabanks7857]

He'd never get through a story... I'd smother him with hugs and kisses. He is adorable.

[@marybarry6408]

Yes, it would be hard not to love him up,and he wouldn’t be able to finish !

[@juliemansfield9482]

I love your comment

[@jerrijohnson1546]

Isn’t he!!!

[@spitfirestake54]

I’m right with you ❤❤❤

[@marmad8232]

Same here! Preciousness! ❤

[@lorchid23]

As a born & bred southerner, this baby boy’s drawl is ADORABLE!! 💯🇺🇸❤️‍🔥

[@partain2000]

Me too!❤

[@bigchief4044]

Sure, if you like sounding dumb 24/7.

[@lorchid23]

@@bigchief4044 - Awww, bless your heart! *Don’t be so bitter* about *never* being invited to *any* parties… I mean, if you learn to overcome your hatefulness, that coveted invite just might find it’s way to ya. 😂 Probably not, but maybe! Lol

[@raymondtuckerjr1886]

I'm in Los Angeles, born and raised "city fella" who's always hated southern drawl, until now. The young man is beyond endearing, he's just special, drawl and all! ...he bucked me off, yeah, he bucked me off! I may teach "drawl" to my grandkids... but they have to stop it by middle school... it wouldn't make it in L.A.!😎

[@bigchief4044]

@flyingeagle8231 Your mom’s.

[@kristiemaure8370]

He could not be any cuter. Absolutely adorable. 🥰

[@ellevictory1339]

Watching KZbin is demonic supporting jesus lies the kids are mind wiped good reset they will forget everything except us our laws good

[@Gzoratto]

Toddler Gump.

[@mariaespinoza6358]

He's like Ron (and Clint) Howard. There couldn't have been any boys cuter than them. Except my nephews. And this cutie ..ohh his voice!! I could listen all day!! 😎💋💋

[@JanetWilkins-y3z]

Now isn't his drawl the sweetest sound you've ever heard ❤ he such a cute.

[@peggywilkins1358]

Yes🤗

[@MommaARA]

Aww, bless his little heart. No, seriously he was so desparate to tell his story and so emotional about it.

[@13Wolfie13]

Being Southern, this is just everything to me... the two-syllable cowow is the sweetest thing.

[@NanaBonny]

Makes me proud too❤He is adorable! ❤Y'all know what I mean. ❤I could listen to him all day❤

[@TravelHall74]

Lord knows that’s gods baby

[@13Wolfie13]

@@larry-kp9sp I joke that I’m fluent in both redneck and hillbilly. Lol!! This is hillbilly. ♥️

[@sallyisenhour3696]

That was my favorite part of his story. Cowow.

[@denisek292]

I’m Southern, also, and just loved hearing that little cutie w/ his Souther drawl. Bet he says dawgggg, instead of dog.

[@beteeho]

4 years later still adorable. He was not going to be distracted from telling the story he wanted to tell LOL

[@TeeTirado]

The look on his face at the mention of the cow as if he just remembered how bad he wanted to tell the story! he was going to tell it!!😂😂😂

[@papismom]

how it was a lil bitty cowww but it was different!!!

[@markw999]

Watch, 20 years from now, he's still telling the same story. LOL

[@jeraldbaxter3532]

A true Southern raconteur in the making! It does my heart good to know there is someone to carry on the grand tradition!

[@rhodachandler4277]

It’s so amazing how he cannot be swayed from the story he wants to tell about the little cow who bucked him off. I wish more parents understood that simply talking with a child, with patience and genuine interest such as these parents do, is everything! So many language skills are built this way (and it’s a pleasure doing it.). Thanks for sharing this great little guy with us! ❤❤❤❤

[@TeeTirado]

My thoughts exactly😂 he's a great story teller!❤❤

[@sandyjuntunen4088]

My son was premature, so tiny for his age. But he was so smart, & I talked to him all the time. He was so much fun. He looked about 2 years old when he was past 3, & he'd say things like " it's not my responsibility". The looks on people's faces were hilarious. He had a very strong accent very much like this sweet boy. I have a cassette of him talking about his imaginary " friend-man, Jim, " where he had a ranch up in the high country, where he had a diesel truck to move his horses & his KITT car, with his corralls, etc. It was a very long story & I almost cry when we listen to it. This tiny boy is now 6'5" with a daughter in law school- but still my baby!

[@audreygullas8728]

Its very sad when you think about how many children out there do not get this type of support and trust. Its what bring a child out and shows him he matters. I could just cry.

[@kattmilk]

"Im talk 'bout a lil coowww!!" He's the CEO of Cutie Pie, Inc. As a former Alabamian, he brings back memories of my childhood. God bless him & his little bucking "cowow"!

[@latebloomer7191]

"I cain't tay-al that storay." Too precious. And quite a prolific story teller!

[@manthony777]

He's a beautiful child, and a good story teller. 🐄 🐄 🐄

[@evelynmchugh4548]

But let him tell the story that he wants to tell! LOL. He is a cutie

[@gwen08g]

@@evelynmchugh4548I know!!! That was JUST THE cutest thing! I have a feeling there was a big cow story, and he wanted to tell his widdle cow story! So adorable!❤

[@juliejones974]

Kids always tell the best stories.

[@manthony777]

@@juliejones974 , Amen

[@flowerbomb188]

Agree he is a little ham😊

[@veemack6980]

The adorable way he shakes his dear little head at the end of his story is the cutest!. Wonderful parents for teaching the power of active listening so your children know you are paying attention.

[@jayleigh4642]

As a British person I could just listen to this sweet boy all day his accent is awesome 👍🏻💕

[@AVToth]

Something I find amazing is the similarity between old English and southern American. I've read several articles by linguists who explain how different cultures make the sounds of their speech and it seems as the world moved on after England colonized the south, the southerners never changed speech patterns. There are examples on you tube. And lastly every southerner cringes at fake accent. I've heard accents I'd swear were legit when it turns out the speakers are either Scot or Welsh.

[@barbera501]

Me too 🇬🇧... He's lovely ❤️

[@boum62]

So right

[@absolutelydisgusted3319]

That’s so funny. As an American, I could listen to British people all day long....🇺🇸❤️🇬🇧

[@joeyjohnson4826]

@@AVToth this is especially true with the more classical Virginia Tidewater southern accent. They're very similar linguistic similarities. But let me tell you as a person from the south. This similarities are long gone. Because my stay in Northern England. I would often get a reaction of curiosity when I would ask question. I would often get complimented on my accent. But there were times where people couldn't understand me. And the feeling was Mutual. LOL sometimes I couldn't understand them either

[@MySkinnydip]

The way he said”he was not calmin down” is the sweetest,cutest thing ever! Such a sweet boy! I love little kids☺️

[@ClaireQuinn566]

Oh my God, I just love this beautiful little boy and his gorgeous accent. The innocence of children is so wonderful. I wish him all the very best in life. With lots of love from Ireland. ❤️🇮🇪☘️

[@AmeliaEarhart537]

I ❤ Ireland. I'm from Texas but am hoping to move to Ireland as soon as possible.

[@Sharon-vq3bf]

And I Irish accents!

[@Sorrely1]

So lovely to hear a little one being encouraged to tell stories like this. So important. He’s adorable.

[@Magazinelady]

Olan is adorable, smart, and articulate. Kudos to Mom and Dad for giving him time and space to tell his story.

[@pwatson5766]

When he says the word "cow", it has THREE syllables!! LoL!! He is so adorable!

[@waterbug85]

Cow has three letters, so that's plenty of room for three syllables!! . hahaha

[@natecloe8535]

Ca-ya-ow

[@VioletJoy]

Lol. That's what I was thinking. So cute.

[@shaydelindsey3120]

... And his down has 3 syllables!

[@shannongarrett4808]

It's the best part 🤣 it uh yitttlle cuh uh owwww 🤣🤣🤣 melted my heart

[@dogscratchedoor]

What a sweetheart. He can't tell the other cow story because he's telling the one about the cow that bucked him off. Deep love here for this little guy. He reminds me of my little brothers and sisters when they were that age and my mom and I would just listen and be enraptured. It was valued prize time I spent with my mother too.

[@StefanBile]

And he refuses to be swayed from it

[@timmholl9238]

Little Olan must be five now. TREASURE him! Childhood vanishes so fast now these days. Enjoy him, and I pray he grows up to be a grounded young man.

[@eadgythamharach300]

I love when little ones tell stories of their experiences like this. So serious. ☺️

[@shadoweagle4112]

As an immigrant the southern accent was one of many accents that truly jus makes my day weather u r CONSIDERED intellectual polished or downright country. It’s jus simple beautiful, different and a joy to hear and hope he is encouraged to keep his accent and not made fun of. Jus loving and appreciate it 👍

[@jwmson7791]

As a southerner thank you for this comment. I’ve been told this before but often we are thought to be ignorant or low class and made fun of because of our accent, and most of us are neither ignorant or low class. 😊

[@Missangie827]

thank you shadoweagle4112-that's so sweet and kind of you!

[@genxx2724]

@@jwmson7791 I’m a Southern Californian. I think it’s sad that regional accents are disappearing. I’m curious about this little boy’s accent, which is much more pronounced than his parents’.

[@jwmson7791]

@@genxx2724 I would agree about losing them but from here in southern Mississippi, I think they’re holding on pretty strong! It’s a reflection of our history and our ancestry. Good to connect here and I hope things are going well for you in Cali! 🩵

[@genxx2724]

@@jwmson7791 Thank you, and I wish you well.

[@r987p]

I love how kids are so innocent and don't have to see what this world is. Treat your kids like gold, they are the true gold of this world and that cuteness is temporary so love it!!

[@pomegranate6221]

Rubbing his eyes at the end..he done wore himself out telling that cow story... What a doll baby🥰.." it bucked me off" 😂 Bull rider in the making 💞

[@peekaboo8785]

God bless his beautiful soul! I loved his story with his cute southern charm. I sure miss those days...

[@charliemike13]

This is how children should be raised-outside getting it done from a young age! Every little adventure he has with his mamma and dada are teaching him important lessons! Great job with this one mom and dad! Special time!

[@PhancyPants99]

The cow bucked me off today and the motorcycle bucked me off yesterday XD OMG this is the most adorable little kid ever. Lord keep him safe from ever being bucked off again!!!

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

He’s a mess. Thank you for your kind words! ❤️

[@Sandy-du4ev]

So cute! So serious and trying his best to tell his story! What a little charmer, Be safe Sweetie!

[@michaelwalker3935]

This kid is going to be one adventurous and interesting young man with plenty of stories to tell.

[@PelvisCashley]

@@michaelwalker3935 He is ALREADY......he's a sweet little cutie pie!

[@waterbug85]

Let him ride Lord, let him ride the full 8 seconds.

[@joseanker2059]

I’m an Australian and unfortunately I can’t understand him but his facial expressions are wonderful. Cutie pie!

[@susansheldon3177]

I can't help saying BLESS your heart..❤ I know how you feel, I used to not be able to, but I've lived in the south 50 years now and understand most of it...

[@SusanJacobs-u1n]

He is the sweetiest little southern angel I've ever seen or heard ..

[@patriot9575]

He’s a born storyteller! So cute!!❤

[@cmj9485]

Every lil boy/girl should have such encouraging parents like these; he’s absolutely adorable.

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you! We appreciate that and try our best to be the best parents we can. ❤️

[@dollymadison2397]

Ikr? Such genuine interest in his every thought & story to tell...We know already he's going to continue to have such healthy confidence & healthy fearlessness he'll carry with him into the world! He's also learning how to be an attentive, genuine listener... by pure example. These parents know they're are raising him to be a man. A wonderful wonderful man!

[@lindabergman3127]

Yes he is😁❤️❤️

[@lindabergman3127]

@@therealwildthornberrys9634 😍you're doing a great job with that boy 😁👍

[@terryswails1191]

Amen, encourage the little ones, spend the time with them , money can't buy what you get by doing this, great parents do this, I had great parents, I'm almost 70 and still remember my Mom and Dad spending precious time with me, they were busy people, but never to busy to spend time with us kids, Mom and Dad are gone to heaven now and o miss them so much, what wonderful parents they were.

[@ruthannabauer1022]

Bless his little heart, he's so very precious! As a southerner I could hear his drawl the moment he opened his mouth & said "Ohhhh-oooh". I could just squeeze the stuffin' outta him!❤😊

[@yvonneholmes2990]

!!!!!!! xxxxxxxxx

[@RayG.L]

Even his “Ohhhhh” was southern hahaha

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

❤️❤️❤️

[@jamesfitzpatrick8300]

❤️

[@dwntwnjuliet17]

That's the cutest sweetest most precious little boy telling a story about the cow that "Bucked him off." I can't recall having a little boy or girl telling a story in a cuter way. Immensely precious. Makes my heart happy. ❤ 🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄

[@thresagraham8181]

😍😍 he sounds like many old Irish people I heard spinning their yarns, what a beautiful little character he is.🥰🥰🥰🌻🌻

[@Youngg_Ronnie]

Southern accent is the best accent I would never want to get rid of mine it’s one of my favorite things about my life

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

I agree, I think a southern accent is fascinating! Thanks for watching!

[@ppal64]

It’s not an achievement- just an accident of where you were born.

[@sarasmith19]

@@ppal64its no accident

[@ellalikescheese]

I hate southern accents because I grew up in Alabama but certain ones are just adorable 🥰

[@sarasmith19]

@@ellalikescheese bless your heart

[@im-gi2pg]

“Don’t get me started on a second story when I haven’t finished the first story, dad and mom!” 😂😂🤣❤❤❤ I love it that you’re listening to him telling yarns like an old grandpa! ❤❤❤

[@amylauren314]

A year later and this video is just as cute as ever! I’ve been away from my family and missing my niece and nephews. This beautiful boy warmed my heart!

[@veronicageorge7820]

@ The Everything Life I hope you have gotten to see your family, and if not yet I’m praying you do soon and often. ❤️

[@billolsen4360]

He's an old man of 4 now

[@lindacrossno9529]

Absolutely adorable! I could listen all day. What a cute little man. I love his southern accent😂❤

[@bettierusso5410]

BLESS HIS LITTLE HEART!!! I absolutely love his drawl. A Southern accent is a gift from God and should never be discouraged. It seems to be leaving our country these days and I absolutely love this baby's drawl. God Bless Him and Y'all for posting this. When do we get more of his little stories?

[@ritaking8827]

This is a beautiful child! The parents are fabulous, taking time with and being patient. Lovely video!

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you so much for your kind words. ❤️

[@jhopkid]

This is like a psychological analysis of how to properly socialize your children through the act of telling stories.

[@labauer5314]

Justin Hopkins, You are brilliant! What a wonderful observation! Thank you for that insight! I wouldn't have made that association! Great comment.

[@memowilliam9889]

In the military i took a leadership course. We had to describe a process in front of the class without telling what the outcome was supposed to be. This was to facilitate communication and delegation of duties. We also were judged on the use of filler words such as: “uh” and “um” Years later when I home schooled my kids, I had each of them spontaneously tell a story. They couldn’t use those same filler words. If they used a filler word then the other siblings would whack them with a soft pillow. It created a very limited amount of pressure and forced them to slow down and think a little more before they spoke. It didn’t take too long before no one could speak because we were all laughing too hard.

[@AFineLineA]

Agreed!!!

[@AVToth]

Telling stories is an art form in the south. In schools across the country, kids are taught about indigenous peoples all over the world and their use of oral history, how with the coming of the written word the need for oral history dies out. I got to thinking about that. If you are a southern kid, you know that a gathering of friends and family, without fail, will have a story telling component. We've all had that elder, who MUST be respected or else, say "Come over here Sugar, I wanna tell you about the time....." In your head you're saying "OMG, not the story about Grandaddy, Uncle Mike and how the cow set the house on fire!!" AGAIN. But you sit and listen politely because to do otherwise would certainly bring calamity when you get home. Calamity in the form of an embarrassed mother of a child who hasn't been taught "right". In these long ago and/or other cultures, does anyone wonder how this oral tradition works? Did those kids hear a story once and it's remembered forever? I got a mental picture of the tribe, sitting around a fire. The elders using the oral history traditional way. I know, KNOW, there were kids thinking "OMG, not this one again. Please not how the moon maiden fell and as she landed stars gave light to the sky" Or "If I hear how Joe, son of Moe, uncle to Curly the Great, saved the tribe.." We learn through repetition. Now when my grandkids get that look because a "Granny Story" is coming I tell them "One day, when you are grown-up and I am gone you will want this story. You'll understand it is a piece of me, a gift". Then, because they're being raised "right", they say yes Ma'am and I can barely see the twitching effort to keep the eye roll under control. Ps anyone have an angry mother say "You roll your eyes at me again & I'm gonna slap 'em outa your head!"

[@susancase1541]

​@@AVToth Oh my goodness, Amy, your writing skills must be right up there with your oral storytelling talents. I laughed out loud at the internal dialogue of the kids as ole pappy sat rocking in his chair getting wound up for the retelling of the family lore and then again around the tribal campfire. Great stuff. Have you ever written anything? I bet you're a natural. Thanks for the smiles.

[@carolinefinley5632]

I Iove how kids get so into telling a story.Always use their hands and get very passionate.Always makes me smile.😁

[@chopperchopper1418]

Gets it from mom , he'll yell louder as she spends more time with him 😂

[@written12]

But, also, little kids get into telling stories because the world is still new, surprising, and enchanted for them. Every days an adventure

[@JustSayin728]

I can't even handle the cuteness!! He's like "DAD! I don't have time for a whole other story right now! I gotta tell THIS one!" 😂❤😂❤

[@azmom2020]

OMG! He is just adorable! He has the only go down! That southern accent is so darn cute on kids! ❤

[@janwera]

I keep telling myself I won't comment on videos anymore but then this falls into my feed. The interaction between this family is lovely. This boy's parents talk to him with respect and listen to him and it pays off in his intelligent banter. Even the tone of their voices is encouraging ... wish we knew why the cow bucked him.

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you for your kind words. ❤️ We may never know why the cow bucked him off him off 🤣

[@catg8383]

Bcuz the cayow was jealous of him 😹

[@collinnc2001]

The cow had to do it, or this wouldn’t be posted 🤗

[@dontaylor7315]

I think it's fear. Cows and untrained horses can panic when there's something on their back and fight to get it off. My guess is it might have something to do with times past when a cougar would drop out of a tree on the back of their prey, but that's just a guess.

[@rickbrown7287]

@@catg8383 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 🐂 👈😂

[@susanlivesay7222]

OMG! He has a southern drawl for sure and it is PRECIOUS! I was born in Tennessee so I know a true southern drawl when I hear it! 🥰 Adorable!

[@denisek292]

He reminds me of my little boy when he’d tell a story w/ his Southern Drawl. Unfortunately, he’s now 24 and moved to Oregon after college for a meteorology job. His Alabama accent is a distant memory.

[@JamesMartinelli-jr9mh]

@@denisek292 I recognized Bama in the house.

[@larajones175]

Definitely got from Daddy. His voice is the cutest too.

[@rolltide2937]

You just gotta love country boys!!!! They the cutest little fellas !!!!!

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you so much!

[@terryswails1191]

These little guys will turn out to be Great Americans great parents and just all around great people, God Bless these parents.

[@onahamilt2907]

Im a Southern, I just love his accent. God bless this little blessing.

[@Tammy-it2yu]

I'm a southern lady and I'm so very happy this little guy has such an adorable gift of gab and I'm so glad he has that southern, draw❤❤❤😂😂😂😂😂😂he's comically a cutie pie❤

[@pennyl8006]

i have no idea why this popped up in my recommended, but boy am i glad it did😂 too cute!!!!

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

I sure glad it did! Thanks for watching!

[@miraford1698]

Same

[@ginajennings1664]

Yep it just showed up in mine, .....so sweet.

[@thatotherdebra1834]

Me too! 👍💖

[@pampriddy7659]

My sweet Daddy just sent it to me and I’m so thankful and glad he did!

[@StonersListen]

This child is priceless 😂..I also have to say how wonderful the parents sound and what a great job they are doing as parents. I honestly wish I had parents like that

[@Cavapoo10]

He is such a big little man and such a lovely story teller. Thank you from the UK

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you!!

[@sheiabrown5642]

I could listen to him all day he is the sweetest little man and he is so excited telling his story ❤️❤️❤️❤️😘🥰🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@debido2u]

You know you are southern when you ADD syllables to 1 syllable words. Bless your heart ✌🏻❤️

[@RoRosRok]

#debido2u I was raised in the South. Every time I hear the phrase you wrote, I remember one of dearest friends who always said, “You can say anything you want about anyone at all as long as you include the words ‘bless their heart’.” Thanks for triggering a wonderful memory 💜

[@reneekh3599]

🤣

[@JennHolt]

My Northern grandmother used to swear that growing up I said "kay-oh". I finally realized that she just couldn't reproduce the Southern 'o'

[@debido2u]

@@RoRosRok I have heard that. But. I am literally from the old school of thought. We were taught that it meant what you said. Not anything derogatory but an endearing sentiment always ✌🏻❤️

[@chado3000]

We don't all talk like thayat, well maybe most of us due...

[@lynneschantzen2250]

His expressions vocabulary the way he talks with his hands are way over the top. He is an exceptional child and gifted

[@littleangel5101]

So cute. When my daughter was young we moved to the south. Needless to say she picked up the accent quick. When we went to visit family up north they would take my daughter and have her tell them stories just to hear that accent. Cute

[@RobinT-w3z]

Such a cutie pie 🥰 I love his lil accent... that lil southern drawl is so endearing. 🤗

[@StefanBile]

I love his, literally this child's story, because you hear his parent constantly trying to rush him along. But homie doesn't pretend

[@wendyjones6077]

In case you didn't know, this is the proper way to speak English! Love you little fella, from a fellow southerner in North Carolina.

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

I agree with you 100% 🤣 Thanks for watching!

[@marybazargani6929]

@@therealwildthornberrys9634 Well, it is the way to be a cute, adorable little boy!

[@diannehorne2324]

I agree! He's adorable.- From another fellow Southerner from North Carolina. 😁

[@randyg666]

I disagree, it would be ridiculous if we all spoke like babies.

[@turkeymoma]

That young man is going to be a story writer. Yup future novelist for sure! He's too adorable.

[@sharonmahl3273]

He is absolutely adorable! I think I need to hear this more than once..❤

[@lindajohnson7838]

As a transplanted southerner who lives in Scandinavian Mn this lil’ cowboys story is just precious. Haven’t smiled as much sense heck was a pup. 🐂👨‍🌾

[@tonidavis3394]

This has to be the sweetest little boy. Love that southern draw! God love you baby.

[@sherris_horse2951]

He's so precious. I just want to give him, and his little buckin cow, a big hug. He and his story has made my day! 🤠🐄. Thanks for sharing this with us... He's a ROCK STAR 😊 ⭐⭐⭐

[@AirForceFalcons_9922]

Oh my goodness. What an absolutely adorable sweetheart. I could listen to him all day. I'd have him tell me story every night at bedtime. I'm saving this to my playlist. 🥰💕

[@timdavis7845]

Too cute! I love the different accents that people have. Every one is a jewel in the treasure chest of humanity.

[@charlettea.p.kealoha8050]

Loving this 😊. Mahalo ( thanks) young Sir for sharing your moment with me coming to You from Honolulu, Hawaii

[@libertygiveme1987]

He is one of the MOST ADORABLE BABY BOYS I'VE EVER SEEN, NEXT TO MY GRANDBOYS OF COURSE!!!! COULD LISTEN TO THIS PRECIOUS BOY ALLLLLL DAY!!!!

[@tbmcghee]

His accent is a baby version of Leslie Allen Jorden. Its precious.

[@sharonwebster4765]

This little fella is just ADORABLE !!! I'm so glad I took the time to watch this. How precious !!! Thank you so much for sharing. ❤️

[@pszczepanski1]

I loved the way this little angel tells a story. What a sweetheart!

[@pamgreen4249]

This child is just so sweet. Love his story and his voice.

[@lisalu46]

You can tell he’s right there reliving every moment of that cow bucking him off! So precious! The head shaking!! He’s reliving every moment!! ♥️♥️

[@okiegirl9832]

He's just so adorable! His parents should be so proud of him, he's really smart!!! I love him!!!

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you! We are very proud of him. We think he’s pretty special. ❤️

[@kerenstone5811]

With parents like this little guy has he is going to grow up and make his parents proud. The world needs more parents like his. God bless you

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you for your kind words. We are trying our best to be the best parents for our children. Thanks for watching!

[@janjerge1484]

​​​@@therealwildthornberrys9634 I'm happy to hear you have other children. ❤❤ The video of this sweet boy is a testament to your good parenting!! And this boy is CLEARLY exceptionally bright; such an imagination & so articulate at such an early age!! ❤❤ That can only be enhanced by interacting w/other family members. If this beautiful boy is any example, you are doing an exceptional job of parenting!! May GOD continue to bless you & your family as you go forward!!

[@lydiafomuso7168]

Best example of a literal drawl with prolonged vowel sounds! He got me in stitches with coyow😂😂

[@diannerobinson7858]

A writer in the making. I think all writers just love to tell stories. His little brain is churning for that story line creating sentences to feed the story. Remarkable.

[@JamesPratt-nl6mj]

He just couldn't get any cuter and that accent 😍😁 is so cute babies perfection.

[@babsskett2757]

God bless him. It's all in there, he knows what he wants to say, but it's not too easy to get it all out. Tho he's doing his v best.

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

He tries so hard to get the words out sometimes but his brain is thinking so fast, his mouth can’t keep up. 🤣 thank you for your kind words. God Bless you!

[@noblemann4898]

I love the way he 'pauses' before continuing the next part of his story.

[@AVToth]

I love this. When he is grown you will watch this and cry because it will remind you of how much joy your little boy gave you. You always love them of course, but when they are little it's very intense. My kids and grandkids sounded like that. It seems that these days it fades some as they get older. It breaks my heart to no longer hear the deep southern accents that surrounded me growing up. Each southern region was distinct. My mother was from Georgia but we moved to Texas after my father retired to be near his family. The accents were southern but different. When Mama talked on the phone I knew right away it was someone from Georgia because her deep south Georgia accent would snap right back.

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

Thank you! I can’t tell you how many times I have watched one of these videos when he still had his baby y’all and got teary eyed. I know these will be something to look back on one day just like you said. Thank you for watching! 🥰

[@lindahefner6711]

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[@mchobbit2951]

It's our society and culture trying to homogenize the whole country. That's why it "fades" when they start going to school and interact with society and the media more. So many people my age (30s) dropped their accents so people from elsewhere wouldn't think that they're a hick (damn stereotypes) and/or because they thought you were supposed to sound like the people on TV. I think it's sad.

[@AVToth]

@@mchobbit2951 You are absolutely correct. The homogeneity, we aren't milk! I was appalled to find out my grandkids were not required, REQUIRED!, to address their teachers as Ma'am and Sir. With their Granny, the first miss gets them a ' the warning look' from the parent. Granny becomes either very hard of hearing or being unaware of their answer. My kids are in their 40's and their lifelong friends call me Mrs. Toth. I love them dearly but we are not equals. I haaaate when in a business matter, whoever it is even if the person is older than me, they have my full name but call me Amy. I correct them. You don't know me. I am a customer (or client). Ms. Toth is my name unless and until I say different. Those things have nothing to do with age, contrary to the modern public opinion. I will call a young person ma'am or sir if I don't know them. In the US, people look at how the different tribes of native Americans talk to each other, how elders are given terms of respect. They marvel and long for the oral tradition of their history. Respect was discarded, not by our kids but by the elders in our society. Let's all be friends! They don't understand what oral tradition is because Hollywood has given some glorified version. It seems people think that kids gathered around a fire and some high ranking elder told the story of why they have snow, why leaves fall from the trees etc. Then everyone remembers forever. How cool. I don't think so. Kids are all ages and stories were repeated because that's how we learn and because of the different ages. I have no doubt that there were adolescent NAs who cringed and whispered to their friend or siblings "Kill me now! I can't hear 'why the rabbit has long ears' one more time! Why do they tell the same thing over and over? This is so boring". We still have this. The stories of your family, your people are the stories Granddaddy or Aunt Rose tell over and over. They begin with - I remember one time or remember that time. They are "Well, when I was in school...." They may not be as exciting as stories in the movies but they are history that you will miss terribly when nobody is around to tell them. I apologize for the long winded rant. I should just delete this instead of inflicting you with it. It is like our accents, our manners, who we are not just Americans but right down to community and family. I can feel another lecture building up so thank you for agreeing with me about this sweet little boy's story.

[@mchobbit2951]

​@@AVToth It makes me sad that we are losing so much of our heritage. I almost did add that so many kids in the South don't even say ma'am and sir anymore. I was looking FORWARD to being a ma'am when I was a little girl. Sometime this summer, I was responding to a comment on the facebook page of one of Loretta Lynn's daughters and referred to her as "Miss Patsy" (talking to the other person who made the comment). My 35-year-old friend, who was born and raised in the South, saw it and messaged me that I shouldn’t do that, it comes across like I’m trying to get Miss Patsy to like it or suck up or whatever. Because all these other people that didn’t know her were using her first name. Like..what? I don’t care if it’s online or what other people are doing, there is no way I’m using the first name of someone who was born in the same year as my mother without a title. I in fact felt like I was still pushing it by using her first name at all because I don’t actually know these people. Of course my friend’s kids have never said ma’am or sir. Many in their 30s and 40s went off to college up North and came back...well, I’d almost say indoctrinated. This friend in particular is now against the way we were raised and feels like you “can’t be yourself” in the South. So I guess being yourself means sounding like a TV newscaster and calling everyone by their first name? Or are you just conforming...but to something other than the Southern culture you reject? We need to protect our cultural heritage or the Southern accents and traditions will be gone another few decades. I try not to think about it so much because it makes me so sad and it’s not like I can do anything about it.

[@djh2015]

This made my day!! He is the most adorable little man I've ever seen and listened to!!

[@Dbb277-2]

Awww. So cute. His parents put him on a baby cow that bucked him off. So sweet he lived to entertain us all. God bless.

[@CajunRose]

This is parenting done right. He is absolutely adorable. I moved away from home last year and he just warmed my heart hearing him telling his story. God bless y'all.

[@johnnelson9309]

With all that's going on around us, he brought a smile and a genuine feeling that there are reasons to think of the good things in life. Bless his beautiful heart.

[@mandybaldwin6357]

Omg he's the cutest little dude ever . Love the pure southern drawl ❤

[@gracielarojas3200]

Awwwwww, What a sweet boy ❤. Texan here and his accent is just precious 💕.

[@sherriebrand1771]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊 I was udderly enthralled!😉 🤗 Such an adorable boy who's clearly basking in his parents' love and devotion! He's fortunate to have grown ups who take the time to indulge and encourage him. Nowadays peeps are in such a rush and merely half-heartedly listen (to ANYbody).. a damn shame, really! But this boy is just SO adorable and is one smart cookie - in no small part thanks to adults who don't talk down to him! It's that same love and attention that also SHINES thru!

[@richardarthurmusic]

Language and dialect is just freakin' fascinatin'. Imagine this same guy in rural Scotland. Same language...different planets.

[@juliemansfield9482]

Bahahaha!!!

[@connieteff3838]

I am from southern Appalachians and I could just listen to this little guy all day. He is a cutie.

[@shelocsher2396]

😆 lil country baby omg he’s adorable

[@iamki444]

The AUDACITY of that cow…bucking him off. 🤣 This is what you call cuteness OVERLOAD!😍🔥👍🏽

[@beatrixjones2982]

Oh dear. Just precious. Great job Mom and Dad. Your raising a good one. I couldn’t stop smiling watching this video.

[@cornflake233]

That boy talks right! Southern!

[@andibea11]

Confirmed what I've always known in my Southern heart...cow truly is a 2-syllable word. PRECIOUS!!!!

[@deborahdanhauer8525]

Absolutely... It's not cow, It's "ki-owe" and don't let anyone tell you different.😊🐝❤

[@chellymurphy]

He sounds like one of the little rascals 🥰 so adorable

[@juliemansfield9482]

Yes! He should've been with those kids!

[@wandalandreth1966]

This is just the sweetest thing and he is more than precious. I could listen to him all day.

[@breathej.4872]

So cute. Impressive vocabulary for his age. He's smart.

[@renaej3796]

So cute. I love, love, love hearing his little Southern Drawl. I'm from the south too but he sounds waaaay cuter than me....LOL!! :-)

[@therealwildthornberrys9634]

We thinks he’s pretty cute, too! Thanks for watching!