When your African parents suddenly change their accent.

[@unknownunknown-fi7qn]

Man said dese mzungus r not going to win🤣🤣(white people)

[@JustDylanTV]

p.s love white people so everyone shoosh😘

[@trevorcharles7546]

We use mzungus as slang for white people in Kenya too 🇰🇪 😂

[@i.showair]

@@JustDylanTV Ratio'd by my IQ

[@rlikamir5916]

K

[@gkaytv9909]

Nathanaeli Baraka Madumba Congo, Angola, Egypt, Morocco and many more

[@pcwillis7131]

Father: *You are not my father* Son: You are not my son

[@CelibateH]

Damn Willis you're rapid

[@THICCTHICCTHICC]

@@CelibateH he's on the prowl

[@alphad6232]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@xxxremastered3264]

😂😂😂

[@justsomeone4034]

Rah ur subs are going up

[@shaykhyaseen]

IN THIS WORLD, IN THIS LIFE, IN THIS UK 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@chingitclarkson6723]

😂😂😂

[@Maaaav94]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@oliver9174]

Adapt, overcome, win.

[@NW9BOYS]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2i9m598pJibgsk dylan beat up

[@jadonmileseee]

The whole speech after was facts

[@jakeraymond1407]

'U are not my father, in fact u are not my son' 😂😂😂😂

[@magnom3922]

He pulled a double uno reverse card

[@sweatyjoe11]

@@magnom3922 looool this give me joke

[@NW9BOYS]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2i9m598pJibgsk dylan beat up

[@JoyceNjabiPrice]

😭

[@maubraymzoma6616]

What a way to say we are not related🤣🤣

[@jakelee7083]

Asian Dad: *Gets call from American client* Also Dad: "HOWDEH PARTNAH!"

[@plntycash]

Lol im fucking hollering

[@vicp1990]

We dont speak like that in america.

[@KennTollens]

@@vicp1990 Yeah, but they think America is exactly like a John Wayne western. That is all they get to see of America, so they think the whole thing is like that.

[@vicp1990]

@@KennTollens with social media and content being shared instantly its no longer the world being naive its flat out ignorance.

[@igamewhenimbored7696]

- v - I think I'll use my credit card Do you have anything non-dairy? Anything gluten-free?

[@JamieJEdwards]

I'm Haitian and the first time I heard my dad's American accent, I nearly fell to the floor. It was like a mixture of Tyler Perry's Madea and the Queen's English. He's brilliant though!

[@JohnPierre-lz6vb]

Haitian!!!!🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹💪🏿

[@mythocrat]

😂 😂 😂

[@word4theworld65]

Lol

[@baccupacci]

noooo I gottta hear that 😂

[@aantoine5819]

Yooo lol 🇭🇹

[@Jerome..]

I swear my mom does this from thick indian accent to a karen 😂🤣🤣😂

[@Jerome..]

@Nicole Reed oh yes a karen the horror is real

[@xxxsheilaxx]

SAME

[@aamu3]

Omg i wish i could hear 😂😂😂

[@melvinathemagnificent9007]

My mom goes from a thick Romanian accent to WASP lol

[@Jerome..]

@@melvinathemagnificent9007 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@abrarakhan2239]

From Uganda voice to a British voice maaaad

[@Bulletbtw]

It's zim but still😂😂

[@SparkzCR5]

@@Bulletbtw hes ugandan

[@SmileOrangeWillow]

@@Bulletbtw it's Luganda please.

[@C.O-EDITS]

@@Bulletbtw its Ugandan, you tried it lol

[@Unknown-kt2ex]

@@Bulletbtw he’s Ugandan.

[@chillaxboi2109]

This man's father took "Learn, adapt and overcome" to a new level.

[@Talia.777]

Indeed 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marioluigi9599]

He's clever

[@Zario2Funny]

It's improvise isn't it?

[@richyb1643]

@@Zario2Funny indeed it is

[@dehydratedwater4759]

You mean improvise

[@GrimNHTl]

My mom speaking to the phone with the insurance company or stuff like , she be flipping that accent like fastfood workers flip burgers lol.

[@fabiennemarquis6852]

😂 😂 😂

[@mythocrat]

😂 😂 😂

[@belaayya5094]

The term is called "code switching" -- it's extremely common in situations where adaptation is preferable. I have multiple personas that I employ depending on where I am in the world.

[@infinitespiral6758]

Immigrants and children of immigrants have a PhD in code switching

[@SuperLadyDanger]

Most minorities in the US have to code switch too. The look of shock and betrayal I saw when a white person witnessed a black friend code switch remains one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen.

[@starlynliles678]

@@SuperLadyDanger lol yes I have a white Bf who I met through work at work I used my “white voice “ so when we first hung out and he heard my regular south Texas accent he was like😧

[@chantalalexander]

@@SuperLadyDanger I have a black American hubby, and after we had been together for while he finally got the full gist I what I really. Sound like. I was born and partial raised in Barbados, and also spent some years Union Island, SVG after the first time I came to the US, so my accent is a mix of Bajan and Unionite, but the code switch proper American accent is usually my default setting. We were together for about 4 years when somebody really pissed me off and went off on them in full-on Caribbean mode. And he walked in while it was happening. The look of absolute shock on his face... He spent the next week around me trying not to piss me off and looking at me like I was possessed.

[@SuperLadyDanger]

@@chantalalexander 😂😂

[@raineszn3004]

I swear mom talks like she’s the queen of Africa when she’s on the phone to my African auntie but when she talks to white ppl she talks like the queen of England

[@staceyjones1000]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mbonimpatimothy6051]

Pliz upload a video of your mum with those accents...hahaha

[@raineszn3004]

@@mbonimpatimothy6051 lol k

[@marcbile]

lol

[@Nuffsaid22]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jay2k861]

Rah the dad seemed to be in a better mood than usual 🤣

[@deekalinda3676]

Fr 😂😂 the way he bopped to dylans room 😩

[@lilachie]

It's because museveni won 😂

[@magnom3922]

When he started speaking proper English that killed me 1:41

[@j.p.6716]

man's getting a promotion 😂

[@NW9BOYS]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2i9m598pJibgsk dylan beat up

[@am2382]

My father is Sudanese, yet he sometimes sounds Jamaican when speaking English cause of the people he knows lmao.

[@pcdanny7771]

😭

[@mkt106]

@ׁ same bruv.

[@GDeng_243]

Both my parents are Sudanese too

[@Staar8oy99]

@@GDeng_243 me too

[@pcdanny7771]

@@GDeng_243 I have a Sudanese friend 👊🏽

[@FranEJ]

Africans can adapt like no other. You would not even know they are unless they tell you. But meet us in our own gatherings. It's a different thing.

[@Rorysent-pai]

So true

[@onm9957]

you said it all

[@MissJudith2019]

Facts ahah ❤️

[@beneettakulah7536]

I can relate

[@Phronesis7]

Facts facts facts!

[@lelandunruh7896]

My mother spoke with a thick Salvadoran accent. When she got a phone call she still had a thick accent, but her diction and word choice sounded like she was narrating a documentary for PBS or National Geographic!

[@deekalinda3676]

When he said 'do me a favour' i was hoping for 'gerroutta here mehn shiet 😩😂'

[@veznis262]

word

[@saraaaaa7260]

and it’s same country as well yhu know😂😂😂

[@NW9BOYS]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/b2i9m598pJibgsk dylan 🤕

[@mbonimpatimothy6051]

Hahaha that's a proper Ugandan accent

[@xumpta6375]

@@saraaaaa7260 no it’s not The original guy is Nigerian

[@yoedsonx5796]

I swear, my dad listen to africa news like his there

[@laststandingturret402]

so relatable

[@CaneSugarCane]

Cause his heart is there still ❤️

[@samshankar9413]

My dad was born in Sri Lanka, but moved to Seychelles young and now lives in Australia. It’s worse when he listens to both

[@RandomGamer-qy6ys]

Same

[@saharaseka8246]

Lmao this reminds me of this white guy, about 5 or more years ago, he came on Good Morning Britain saying that he met a Japanese woman in this country and fell in love and married her, but she took their child and flew back to Japan. He was arguing his case that this is more common than people realise and that people of differing cultures don't always last because there will always be one person that longs to go back home. He said he would find his Japanese wife transfixed to the TV all day; she would watch Japanese TV, then Japanese news, then he said it escalated when she watched Japanese weather and if it said it was going to be raining heavily, she would leave the house with a raincoat, wellies and umbrella when it was Sunny and Hot outside Lol!

[@jaygocrazy2636]

African dads always be watching and listening to things on their computer as if it’s their phone 🤣🤣

[@lisaisa]

Omd, this is my dad with his lil laptop and speaker set up- it's so annoying 💀

[@msama74]

That was my dad 💯

[@ar8831]

@@lisaisa 🤣😂 facts

[@aselyne5631]

No lies told

[@Isaidwhatisaiddear]

Omg my parents were Ugandan and I’m born in London. Everything about this is so accurate lmao. I used to watch them talking to their white friends and think they were so fake 😂😂

[@TimothyRichard12345]

When I was in college I had this coworker who I didn’t know was African and I was SHOCKED to hear her speak to another African coworker. She went from an American accent to a Nigerian accent in like 2 seconds flat and it caught me completely off guard

[@faithbishop1444]

Na so e be

[@heliosthefirst1397]

@@faithbishop1444 nigerians no de carry last

[@prla5400]

How are you my negus? (search on KZbin before you report me for the N WORD)

[@TimothyRichard12345]

@@prla5400 Very Funny 😐

[@mushmush4980]

@@prla5400 lmfaoooooo :/

[@toriola2485]

This is so flipping true like my parents switch up their accent whenever they're on the phone to some aunty or uncle in Nigeria and try to speak to me in posh accent like i don't understand the language(yoruba)

[@vivminecl747]

Lmao true, they want to make it seem like they made it out of the trenches and they've developed or something

[@raineszn3004]

I’m Nigerian and my mom does the exact same thing

[@raineszn3004]

U have the same name as my cousin

[@raidzldn8873]

Exactly

[@user-gf6pl5en6h]

!!!

[@esb618]

he was speaking to gary the geeza on the phone

[@abusuleymantariq2137]

😂

[@farhanwakil3800]

Cyamon

[@IRFANALI-bq8rh]

Apna k

[@bumbum6847]

I always got the strally Garry

[@sethkazzim731]

They need to link up

[@Charlessalbox]

"Can you just bagger off" a quick lesson topped off with the official dismissal 😂😂🤣🤣

[@maxkirkland8702]

Oh wow! This really bringes back memories playing with my friends in Uganda, I lived there for 5 years! It’s not often that Uganda gets mentioned in the media, so it’s nice to see something like this!

[@ZMB_21]

bruh it's so true my mom does this all the time when it's something to do with work 💀

[@silverreaps6803]

Frr but my mum lived in america for like 5 years and always forces the accent like saying "girl stop it"

[@silverreaps6803]

@Modern Classic Collectables idk what that is but probably

[@tn-7044]

@@silverreaps6803 American sitcom

[@Los47]

"In this world, in this life, in this UK" whilst pointing? Yup dad vibes 😂😂

[@x97s]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@jayb3atz_97]

aye, his accent legit sounds like a Ugandan accent 😂

[@itzlqmer6084]

@r6s ryan I cant press read more without being sent to his channel

[@itzlqmer6084]

@@q.u.e.r.t.y god dam how. Long is your name

[@taylorwilliams1974]

Lol😅😂🤣 “Doing a voice so they you know, KNOW me” and the son is like, “WHO are you????” 🤔🤔🤔🤣

[@missbritt288]

We call this "Code Switching" in Black America . Its hilarious

[@adityabahl]

Wtf is a black America now?

[@trgs30]

It's called code switching in linguistics

[@HumanPerson-1]

@@adityabahl My guess is Black America is just talking about communities where it's predominantly more black anericans than otherwise. Idk.

[@princejohnneyfan]

@@adityabahl the culture shared by black people in America… there’s no monolithic black experience but there are unique histories and cultural practices shared among many black Americans. Such as African American Vernacular English which is not “bad” English. and code switching into sounding more “white” by eliminating AAVE’s terms and accents to assimilate into and succeed within a country dominated by whites.

[@strechemall]

@@adityabahl its a general term to describe the many cultures of Black Americans. Black Americans aren't just Blacks descendant from African slaves, that would be African-Americans. Black Americans consist of not only African Americans but also those who came from the Carribeans, Africa via migration and Latin America. Tl Dr its an umbrella term

[@picassokwanele8224]

hahahaha bloody hell this is the biggest laugh i've had of 2021 so far. Dylan playing his dad is officially his go to character, this is top tier stuff mate lol.

[@vincent_hall]

So true. When I moved from South Africa to the UK, I had to change my accent so the British kids at school could understand me. And English is my first language and I'm white, of British descent. I spoke with a different accent at home.

[@truerthanyouknow9456]

Did your mates from school visit you at home or here you speak with your native south african accent? Were they ok with it? Did you have other friends from different ethnicities doing the same thing? Do you feel traumatized from doing that? Did this affect your dating relationships?

[@pixelated1968]

@@truerthanyouknow9456 you should also ask him to write you a 5 page essay on his accents.

[@Biobele]

@@truerthanyouknow9456 these are Topical issues

[@Biobele]

@@pixelated1968 you why are you gae? Are you not taking this the wrong way? I mean Why don't you let our questionnaire be?

[@Montaggg33]

Vincent, do you speak RP in South Africa?

[@TsetsiStoyanova]

So you could win! Its most important!

[@atlfun08]

The way Dad dances with the laptop with the headphones... 😂 😂 😂 😂 Priceless

[@atlfun08]

I can't get enough of this! Lmao. Both accents so mesmerising to an American.

[@dylannn2694]

My guy nailed that Ugandan accent ngl lmao🤣🤣

[@Mellow6996]

The switch in voice is amazing👏🏽

[@darealvellz514]

1:33 = FACTS

[@utaneki]

I'm biracial and my grandma heard me code switch for the first time not too long ago. She looked at me with disgust on her face and said "why are you talking like that? I don't like that. I like how you normally talk". Thanks gma. Love you. But I code switch with you too lol. I definitely don't talk to her like I talk to my brother or sister.

[@thepsalms2806]

😂😂😂😂😂she answered her own question

[@cooliipie]

Accent isn't racial

[@purevoid9620]

Nah that transition was too funny I legit didn’t expect that at all 😂😂😂😂

[@zahira7615]

I'M WITH BRO BY THE COFFEE SHOP

[@saraaaaa7260]

@Z4H1D R i’m on twitter trending live

[@BroaddayAssassin]

@@saraaaaa7260 for my clout she's spreading lies

[@magnom3922]

@@saraaaaa7260 whats ur twitter name then?

[@kxngsage8807]

@@magnom3922 they are the lyrics to the song

[@TTS2173]

@@BroaddayAssassin Now the whole word wanna tell me nonsense so many ls I took in these streets

[@JacobYeboah123]

BRO THIS IS IT MAN ALL THE TIME JHEEZ

[@ITZhazza12]

The best days are when Dylan, Bernz and MBbants upload in the same day

[@harvunderbhani]

these guys defo need to blow up, all there vids are funny as f

[@ITZhazza12]

@@harvunderbhani yeah agreed, and even straight Bernz should have more subscribers as well

[@LU5W3P0]

I also enjoy the trio

[@fazfoodreviews7401]

And apnaJ

[@FoereaperGaming]

People are always more receptive when you communicate how they do.

[@jessicabeca1234]

All over Africa 😂😂😂😂😂 God gifted us with accent shifting ability My dad sounds like authentic Portuguese when he talks to his coworkers on the phone while with us he uses pure Mozambican accent 😂

[@yolir.u9452]

I’m mozambican too Oi❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿❤️

[@CookingDelight]

The way the dad was walking down the corridor 😂😂😂😂😂

[@natalien.9528]

My mom does the opposite, she speaks perfectly at home and when she meets someone outside she gets the hardest nastiest accent, to show she is a hard-working immigrant woman

[@WreathStorm]

That's so cool lol

[@urphakeandgey6308]

I also know some people that do it because in some situations, things might be easier if they just assume your English is bad.

[@zeppkfw]

@@urphakeandgey6308 Yeah people treat you differently based on your accent. Now that I have a more standard american accent people started assuming I know more?

[@Yesnog05]

As a biracial child, my parents do this *ALL THE TIME* !! It messed me up so much that I start having their accents when I start talking to them lol

[@cooliipie]

Accent isn't racial

[@_NayomieMcLeod]

“So what you have to do is adapt to everything you’re doing , what I’m doing is the voice so they you know me. “🤣🤣

[@applejellypucci]

This was me the first time I heard my mom's customer service voice lol

[@alexanderconti521]

When your mom speaks nicer to costumers than she ever has to you in your life.

[@chingitclarkson6723]

" you nid to lern theze things Dylan...so can yuh jos bogger'off pleze " 😂😂😂😂

[@donvalentino546]

Switching accents is a very important key in life…..but damn!😂

[@CL-ms4ce]

I love being Ugandan 😂😂😂 you are actually a gift to the nation of Ugandans who grew up in the U.K. LOOOOOOOL

[@adamchibane9826]

Wallahi my dad speaks like an algerian freshh out the desert but when it comes to work calls he becomes the heir to the throne of england

[@ZoeysMusings]

You do have to adapt to things so you can win 😂😂this is epic because it's so true and relatable.

[@clementine4133]

🤣🤣🤣🤣I am the parent changing language 3 times within a sentence... imagine my kids, counting!!!🤣

[@clementine4133]

Though they know exactly how many languages, accents and tones I use.

[@jfokou6309]

That’s literally my dad😭😭😭

[@mvajuru7620]

Bro your Ugandan accent is on point!!!😂😂

[@SeveralGhost]

This turned out to be a surprisingly evocative short film, you lured me in with a comedic setup

[@djdawn6975]

Fuckin hell mate u sound about 64

[@SeveralGhost]

@@djdawn6975 sorry I was stoned af

[@djdawn6975]

@@SeveralGhost mhm

[@helennagawa1678]

It gets me every time my mom does that! The contrast is just something you never get used to!😂😂

[@Agent-hh2kk]

I swear I've indirectly learned so much about Ugandan food, politics and mannerisms just by watching this guy's vids😂

[@JD-mk6zc]

Love the code switching, for POC it is a way of life.

[@CarlJohnson-rr5zj]

I’m American-Scottish and I always do this when I see family in Scotland, its called code-switching

[@vision_pk]

0:52 he mixed up son with father 😂 that’s what my African dad does too!

[@raquelmacdonald8572]

CODE SWITCHING IS A SURVIVAL SKILL😂😂😂 I work in HR and have mastered this skill😂😂😂😂😂

[@oc640]

Nigerians can never lose their accent no matter where they go..

[@aliveandconnected]

And we don't want them too 😁

[@1MinuteWithTina]

We can change it but there's always a dead giveaway. One guy who always pretended he was American, ended his sentence one time with 'Abi?'

[@tracy_en6372]

So true, I have Nigerian friends born in the UKand I could tell straight away they were Nigerian 😫😂😂

[@sweethellena6729]

I was fully gonna ask if you was Ugandan until I heard “I’m going to listen to my Ugandan news”🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@q.u.e.r.t.y]

Add me on discord Λcє#0001

[@0lvialevy804]

When i heard the way the dad said Dylan i knew that these are my country people 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@marc8485]

Facts😂😂😂

[@tripthethird3605]

that betrayal rests on his face and i stg i saw release when he demanded answers pursue the truth u feel in yo heart king 🤯🙏🏼

[@nyamaiziesme5271]

As a born raised ugandan I would love to inform you that u are accurate very very accurate

[@ABLQuality]

This video is so funny 😂, and it just came out

[@somemoresomewhere1262]

Code switching? Right? Almost all immigrants do it. My family practiced before we left home, so I was only confused before our move. 🤣 Fit in after the move... Sort of.

[@rebeccanagawa3253]

Lol. You even had to practice. It's fun knowing what people do. Hahaaa

[@lizmuncey4270]

I do it and I am white. Sarf London, home counties and Strine, Innit mate.

[@HumanPerson-1]

My parents never did it. Didn't even bother to learn english. Just came over to the US and once we kids learned to read english, they just asked us to translate the stuff to them. I'd probably would've been weirded out or found it funny if they were switching their accents depending on who they were around, lol.

[@HumanPerson-1]

@@a.wadderphiltyr1559 huh. I guess that's true. I'm a completely different person at work than when I am at home or with my friends.

[@benja303]

@@a.wadderphiltyr1559 true but with immigrants the switch is far more dramatic cause the accent changes from an entirely different place in the world with an entirely different culture so yes it’s the same concept but still very different.

[@jaavee551]

Yes, I understand, LOL, I have a different accent for all my friends and a different one for work and when I'm Mom. I've lived in multicultural hoods most of my life, so it's all a part of who I am. That's why I don't like dealing with more than one person at a time 😂

[@aurorahw7085]

It’s true. It’s weird when I go from English to Spanish to Chinese. All three languages sound super different when I speak. Chinese I use higher falsetto, Spanish usually comes out lower and faster and English… I have no accent other than American. I can however mimic other accents and find it quite hard to get rid of them once I’ve gotten used to it.

[@valeriekimeli]

"corOWna vAIrus" 😂😂😂 dead

[@mxchaeldiaz]

Right after the “hello” cause they don’t know if it’s their friend or some man from work 😂😂😂

[@shirleytatha8189]

Before you said Ugandan I instantly guessed it... I'm your neighbour from the East 🇰🇪

[@YxngE]

🇹🇿 in the chat

[@njaum]

These mzungus cannot win😂😂🇰🇪

[@103-p5n]

🇷🇼 in the chat

[@k-baye6292]

Kenyan 🇰🇪 But grew up in the uk.theres lots of us here but we so low-key they we don't get the representation.

[@Chipotle14]

Beauty of being British in 2021 to counter the Brexit nonsense is true diversity exposing human values, there are half Indian half white with colonial east African ancestry

[@doresca1634]

Imagine he called Gary “Gaz” when he went back to his call 🤣😂🤣

[@DidierDubz]

" You need to learn these things, DYLAN... " 😂😂

[@RicharbY]

Lol, I call it Mirroring. As a Chinese person I have to exaggerate my voice in order for my parents to understand my Chinese, but I speak English like the average New Yorker. We copy the other person's way in order to accurately communicate with them. The lengths we go through just for communication.

[@deekalinda3676]

Hahahahahahaha 😂😩😂😩😂 'imagine shirley musta called me..' 😂😩😂😩😩 'im doing the voice so... They know me' noooo this is my favouriteee😩😩😩😩

[@BigLeahy]

Your use of emojis makes me want to kill myself

[@oreo5982]

He's doing the voice to win✨

[@portalkey5283]

Living the multilingual life right there. ❤

[@Jays_95]

Just found this channel few days ago and i just cant get enough. He nails every scenario and just makes it funny

[@legrandesleepy8298]

"Muzungu" Rah I swear Dylan is actually Ugandan😳😂

[@calumbasilva868]

He is...

[@kageyamaswifeu4177]

NOT THE NOKIA BRICK PHONE😭😭😭 I HAVENT HEARD THAT RINGTONE IN YEARSSSSSSSS😭😭😭😭😭 the flashbacks ksksksksk

[@simonduring-nicholson7228]

😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣 I didn't know if anyone noticed that 😭🤣😭

[@artbythecoco]

Lol... I'm white AF, but once upon a time, I lived with a big West Indian family in Brooklin for half a year and it was so mind-scrambling to hear some of them go bounce back and forth from sounding very Caribbean to a very NY accent and then sometimes randomly to more of an African American way of talking, seemingly based on mood and who they were talking to. Fun to hear when I got used to it, but so crazy and disorienting at first.

[@Sam-mo5uz]

Disorienting 😂😂. I like how you put it.. I have already perfected my indian accent when speaking English after 4 years in India. My colleagues always lag when I suddenly switch from Hindi to English (with my regular way, I really don't have a thick accent like many Africans). So, some seem to be loss which language I'm speaking at the moment

[@lockheart619]

HE GOT THE EXACT GESTURES OF AN AFRICAN DAD RIGHT, IM CRYING CAUSE I CAN RELATE TO THIS SO MUCH.

[@husnahnakalema7415]

I loveeee this omdss😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Ugandan parents are hilarious 😂😂🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬! The switch up!!!!

[@Unknown-kt2ex]

the fact I’m Ugandan and I can relate to this is too jokes😂😂😂

[@q.u.e.r.t.y]

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[@leonmartin5081]

I'm a 45 year old guy and these are hilarious. Keep it up

[@sidathwijeratne7168]

The way the dad walked to the room 😂😂😂

[@dlonraultra]

Dad : YeAh RiGhT GarY... Dylan : error 404, audio format not supported 🤣

[@nigeriansista]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂..also the part where ur parents tell u who to vote for 🤣😂

[@mkdreamer1786]

I have Pakistani parents but this was so relatable cuz they do this too😂

[@VioletWillowTree]

Haha this is me, changing my Irish accent to American when teaching ESL to Korean elementary students. Got to adapt haha

[@mosaramatsie3375]

Sad reality that we need to change who we are to make others feel comfortable and at ease

[@plastiqbeach7487]

@Yeshua Is Lord you're not white but you sure are rude as hell

[@Krunschy]

It's the same with dialects. When people from the countryside phone back home, they often sound like a completely different person.

[@yukiefromoz2573]

Haha that was actually funny. I like it when ppl do diff accents. "Can you just bugger off" in Ugandan accent. 🤣

[@kierah16]

Maaaaannn... This SAME scenario happens here in the States. Except we're African American. I even catch myself doing it sometimes 🤦‍♀️