Live News Interview Interrupted By Little Kids, And It’s The Cutest Thing On The Internet Right Now
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March 10, 2017I think we could use a moment of levity right about now.
According to this, Robert E. Kelly – a political science professor at a university in South Korea – was being interviewed by BBC News via Skype about the current political climate in that part of the world. But his young children decided that Dad had been talking to the BBC guy long enough and they wanted to get in on the action.
It’s going viral this morning and for good reason (and you have to watch the whole thing) –
WATCH: THIS JUST MADE ME SO HAPPY…WATCH THE WHOLE CLIP. pic.twitter.com/kupAAnQlst
— Yashar (@yashar) March 10, 2017
Reminds me of when I and my siblings were little and we wanted Dad to get off the freaking phone already.
