This is absolutely true 💯 😂😂

When you hear Dad is coming home as a guy

Father with his daughter: affection. Father with his son: submission.

Daughters when it's time to play with dad

Boys are raised to be Kings 🤴 and girl yo be Queens 👸

This video should honestly be replayed forever

I remembered one time I got beat by my dad but he didn’t hit my sis for something me and my sister done together Guess what she was the one who came up with the idea 😭

I was worried there for a second 😕

It's big difference

NGL , the first 5 secs of the daughter part looked so freakin wrong.

This is a lie. I whooped my daughter ass 🤣🤣

Hahahahahahahahaha heart attack 💗

As a boy this is how I was raised

Makes you think about family dynamics

100% facts My dad had me wrestling him in the living room by age 5, but carried my sister around like she was made of glass. Different rulebooks for kings and princesses I guess

🤣

The boy needs to learn lifes hard while the daughters need to learn that they are princess and shouldn't settle for violent men.

Thus is not fair lol

"Dads with daughters are completely under the spell of a 4-year-old boss."

Double standards dads they are.

My focus is on John Cena trashing his opponent there. It must have been hectic that day

Why is there a sentient belt beating on that guy? It’s just floating in the air!

This is true. This is also why more and more women suffer from main character syndrome, treat everyone around them like garbage, think they should get whatever they want whenever they want, and crash the moment they meet accountability in the real world. Their dads call them princess every day of their lives, and they grow up to be tyrannical queens who better get their way or else everyone around them will suffer.

Beating a kid with a belt is funny?

Disgusting, need to whip the girls harder than the boys, they're the most problematic.

No wonder women are so spoiled.

Stopped here for this.

This cracks me up so bad 😭😂

LMFAO!!! Yeah, dad was quite handy with that belt.

Moms in the other hand....

Using a belt isn’t discipline, it’s abuse. Raising boys isn’t about fear; it’s about teaching responsibility, consistency, self-discipline, and doing what’s right even when it’s hard. Consequences have their place, but leading by example will always be the strongest lesson.