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Interracial Couple Highlights The One Thing They'll Never Have In Common In Hilarious TikTok Video - Blavity

  • Aug 9, 2021
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An interracial TikTok couple drew attention to a fundamental difference in their upbringing in a comical video: the presence of a Black mama. The couple behind the Ben & Susan Instagram page, played a game which required them to put a finger down when they heard a familiar phrase uttered by their parents. As it turned out, the Black man was left with all his fingers down by the end of the game. For his white significant other, however, her fingers were probably starting to hurt.  In the video, a voice is heard asking if the couple heard phrases like "Do I look like boo boo the fool?" and "You better stop crying before I give you something to cry about," during their childhoods. Some of the other hilarious and oh, so familiar sayings heard in the video include "you got McDonalds money?" and "you better fix your face before I fix it for you." The man continued to put his fingers down as he heard more common sayings such as "I hope you know that school work like you know them...

Source: Blavity News

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