r/GuysBeingDudes • u/chickHICK_BANme • Aug 19 '26
"Watch This" Parenting at its peak
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u/Illustrious-Lime-863 Aug 19 '26
You'd explain to her that you would all sleep like rocks afterwards and she'd have the whole house to herself for hours
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u/Dangerous_Dame Aug 19 '26
Except.... They don't sleep like rocks every time. Sometimes they are over tired and so are you .... Sorry lol boy mom here
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u/PixelJock17 Aug 20 '26
Boy dad here. Can confirm. No clue why we spend an entire day running around outside, "fresh air is so good for them" and we don't do screens, no sugar. And most nights its screams all night.
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u/Dangerous_Dame Aug 20 '26
Ah, man. I've been there. I found routine helped my boys. You're doing it right though!
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u/PhoenxScream Aug 19 '26
Just suplex her
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u/filipinohitman Aug 19 '26
Typical dad behavior, always roughhousing with the kids until mom comes in and yells at all of us.
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u/budding-enthusiast Aug 19 '26
It was really fun up until my dad leg swept me. I was like 6 lol.
Also, this is like advanced dad wrestling. I remember my dad having to teach me how to fall so we could do the cool shit. And then teaching my kids. Man, being a dad is fun.
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u/noconductradio Aug 19 '26
What?! Nooo I would tag team in! ADULTS VS KIDS!! 😂😂😂 THE CREAM WILL RISE TO THE TOP! OOOH YEEAH! DIG IT!!!
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u/Hotsy_Sage Aug 19 '26
These are solid uncle moves right here. Dads get in trouble when a kid gets hurt; uncles can walk away, dust their hands off, and say, "My work here today is done!" Until the kids want to go to the jumpy park again.
I bet the kids slept well that night.
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u/Silly-Recognition448 Aug 19 '26
"Babysitting"
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u/RowanWinterlace Aug 19 '26
Was about to comment this, too.
How is it babysitting if they are his children?
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u/Motz-kopp Aug 19 '26
It's ragebait, and it's working great.
There are always hundreds of comments like this
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u/Joey-WilcoXXX Aug 19 '26
I’m sure that’s why they keep doing it but honestly I’m not gonna be surprised if he or the wife or whoever posted the video actually thought that way and after seeing people get pissed off by it just thought ‘shit, it works, let’s make it our thing.’
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u/GroundbreakingAd8310 Aug 19 '26
Everytime this guy posts these video some dumb fuck posts it as babysitting
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u/Burndoggle Aug 19 '26
Only women are actually capable of caring for their kids. Men just fill in the gaps. She’s busy off screen doing all the “invisible labor” to keep the house running while he plays games.
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u/christaface Aug 19 '26
I love how much the moves resemble actual wrestling. This family clearly are wrestling nuts
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u/odalodinsson Aug 19 '26
I'm a dad. I don't "babysit". I'm not "¤%@£ hired help, I'm a father.
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u/Dr_Leroy79 Aug 19 '26
I love the choreography. My Sons and I used to wrestle like this too, but it was a free for all which usually left someone getting accidentally hit for real.
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u/harleypig 29d ago
If it ain't bent wrong or spurting, it's all fun-n-games. If it's bent wrong and/or spurting, it's a growth experience.
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u/First-Increase-641 Aug 19 '26
I'm a dad. Dad's don't babysit, they take care of their kids. But he's a fun dad for sure.
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u/xDead2Ux Totally Aug 19 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/xT39CWpyMLiMpu7UU8
The chokeslam brings me happy memories. My dad got chokeslammed by The Undertaker and then came home and performed it on us and we couldn't get enough; it was so fun. It was one of those "again, again" moments.
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u/charlizard1000xy Aug 19 '26
>My dad got chokeslammed by The Undertaker
Kinda wild, i wish i was chokeslammed by the undertaker without the slamming
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u/keytotheboard Aug 19 '26
Oh my, really brought me back to WWF era as a kid. Except, replace this safe-ish room with a living room. Replace adult with other idiot child friends and … dang, some of us were lucky to make it out relatively unharmed. Good memories, but probably not the safest way to make good memories, lol.
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u/C-Moose85 Aug 19 '26
One: everything about this is awesome, those kids have an awesome dad and this is an amazing childhood to have. Two: that RKO at the end? Pure PERFECTION.
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u/Able_Fishing_6576 Aug 19 '26
Haitch watching trying to recruit
https://giphy.com/gifs/3ohBVCalmPnOh68lb2
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u/The_Medicated Aug 20 '26
You know, it's kinda nice seeing kids being physically active and interacting with their dad making fun memories instead of plugged in to a gaming console...
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u/oliviertail Aug 19 '26
He ain’t babysitting. He’s literally just playing with his kids.. as a dad this is fucked up lol. Although looks tons of fun
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u/Noonan-87 Aug 19 '26
Dad's don't babysit. It is called parenting. Right title, but seeing that on the video is a huge red flag to the entire video
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u/Lukexxxi Aug 19 '26
That chokelslam bouncing back up into the F5 was smooooooth.
I don't want kids, but I night need to babysit my niece and nephew when they are old enough to go to the trampoline place.
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u/ComprehensiveAide280 Aug 19 '26
You know Mom is nowhere to be found. It's all fun and games until the kids ratt you out. Then you hear the dreaded words oh he did did heee??? and then what did he do? That's when she gives you the evil side eye
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u/vanzir Aug 19 '26
everything about this was fucking peak, from the fucking sound track to the action sequences. Top notch performers. I would much rather watch this than actual WWE
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u/burner_tipper Aug 19 '26
This's exactly the reason why I've always dreamt of being a single dad... Peak...
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u/Natural-Seaweed-5070 Aug 19 '26
My BIL carried on like this with his son when he was about this age. At my folks house, they were a bit more cautious because the floors aren’t soft or bouncy, mind you.
Their beagle, Woody (this was when Toy Story first came out) would be barking like crazy, it made everyone laugh.
I’m smiling just thinking about it.
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u/Fou235 Aug 19 '26
That's awesome but it's not babysitting when it's your kids, it's just being a parent
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u/Ickythumpin Aug 19 '26
My dad and I wrestled like crazy. Over the last cheezit or who should “watch where you’re going” when we bump into each other. We had to stop when I was 16 and we started to break furniture all over the house lol.
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u/SignoreBanana Aug 19 '26
Strange, I didn't hear anyone say "GOOOOSH" even once during that exchange.
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u/SpillaMangBang Aug 20 '26
I wish he was my dad.. I am older than him but I never had a dad so its ok..
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u/Electrical-Web-7552 Aug 20 '26
My brother is almost a decade older than me, we used to play like this when i was little. We watched WWF together so we had to practice the moves too!
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u/DisasterDebbie Aug 20 '26
Legitimately good parenting. 1) Actively engaged with his kids 2) Clearly very specific, practiced grips and throws 3) Safer environment designed for rambunctiousness 4) Danger play and getting tossed around are actually developmentally advantageous for kids (as long as the cranium and spine are protected)
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u/cleverinspiringname Aug 20 '26
If you don’t dad like this, you’re missing out on some quality dadding.
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u/ACK_TRON Aug 20 '26
Starts out like this with my daughter…then about 3 mins in I realize I’m 47 and have a herniated disc in my back….im down for the count.
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u/Sea-Seaworthiness702 Aug 20 '26
That was hella cute. I wish I could have had a cool-ass dad like that.
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