The video uses a common and relatable question about parents' jobs, posed to children, which elicits humorous and often inaccurate answers. This creates an engaging and shareable format that appeals to a broad audience.
Summary
Children describe what their dads do for work, with one child saying their dad drives a police car and another saying their dad works on his computer. An adult then states he is a sniper for a private security firm in Shenzhen, China.
Structure
1Child describes dad driving a police car
2Adult describes dad working at a prison
3Adult describes dad working on a computer
4Adult describes being a sniper for a security firm
On-screen text
DAD DOES FOR
WORK.
HE DRIVE POLICE
CAR. OH,
HE DRIVES POLICE
CAR.
AND I
LARGEST PRISON
UNITED STATES
OR THE
UNITED STATES,
TERRITORIES.
WORKS AT. HE
COMPUTER.
H
HEY
I WORK
FOR A LARGE
FACTORY
MONITOR
BREAKS,
WHAT DOES YOUR
WORK?
UM, HE WORKS.
WHAT DOES HE
DO FOR WORK?
IS IT
BUTTON.
I'M SAM'S DAD,
AND I
AM A SNIPER
FOR A PRIVATE
SECURITY FIRM
IN SHENZHEN,
Transcript
What does dad do for work?
He drives police car. Oh,
He drives police car.
Hey, I'm Mikey's dad and I run the largest prison in the United States or the continent of the United States, excluding territories.
He works at. He works at his computer.
Hey, I'm Sam's dad, and I am a sniper for a private security firm in Shenzhen, China.
Original caption
We asked our littlest campers at SunnySide Children's Center to tell us what their dads do for work. See how they did ☀️❤️ #funnyvideo #kids #work #usa
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