- A Kenyan father named Peter Kivava posted a TikTok video of himself dancing and pulling exaggerated facial expressions, which quickly went viral
- His daughter Brenda spotted the clip and commented on it, urging her father to reconsider his online activity
- Peter fired back with a response that caught everyone off guard, sending social media users into a frenzy
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A Kenyan father has sent the internet into fits of laughter after hitting back at his own daughter with a sharp, unapologetic response when she tried to shame him off TikTok.
Source: TikTok
Peter Kivava posted a clip on his TikTok page in which he shook his head dramatically while miming to a trending sound, eyes shut and face contorting in a way that made the video even more entertaining to watch.
The video quickly picked up traction online.
Dad savagely responds to daughter on TikTok
When the clip spread across social media, his daughter Brenda stumbled upon it and left a comment clearly intended to put her father in his place.
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"Dad surely, ona mambo yako sasa," she wrote, seemingly urging him to have a look at himself.
Peter, however, was entirely unbothered. Rather than backing down or deleting the video, he turned the moment into a full parenting lesson in four words.
"You focus on your studies; I have already paid your school fees," he replied.
The comeback landed perfectly, drawing a wave of reactions from users who found the exchange both hilarious and strangely relatable.
Kenyan amused by man's response to daughter
Dear Mercyta:
"Ukiona ivi watoto wake wako majuu. Lakini baba c nilikuambia usitumie TikTok kwani hukunielewa."
Love:
"Comebacks ni tamu hata Kuliko video yenyewe."
Lavasco Njane Wanjiru:
"Nani ameona huyu mzee mara ya kwanza."
Rhivey Kibet:
"I don't think I was born through sex; my parents look innocent, especially my father."
Jtn:
"Babu ulituwacha njaa ukaona heri ununue bundles. Dad hakufnyaa rahaa akiwaa kijanaa ndio amekumbukaa sai."
Jackie jaber:
"Kila mtu afanye kitu anataka na simu yake keep going budaa. The reason I blocked my daughter."
The exchange struck a chord with parents and children alike, with many users sharing their own experiences of discovering that their parents had developed a taste for social media in their later years.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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