The video likely resonated due to its relatable humor about parenting, homeschooling, and the unexpected juxtaposition of music and history lessons, presented in a lighthearted and engaging manner.
Summary
A man plays a toy keyboard, seemingly attempting to create music. He humorously references lyrics from a song, implying a connection between music and history lessons if he were to homeschool his children.
Structure
1Playing toy keyboard
2Reciting song lyrics
3Humorous commentary on homeschooling
4Referencing music and history crossover
On-screen text
If I homeschooled my kids
this would be the history/
music crossover lesson
Transcript
What you mean what you mean?
Yeah
Nah, that's not me
Act like a waste man, that's not me
Sixteen in the girl, not that's not me
Lips in the girl, nah, that's not me
Yeah
I used to wear Gucci, I put it all in the bin
'Cause that's not me
True
I used to look like you, but just in like a mess, nah that's not me
It's the return of the mac
I'm still alive, just like Tupac
Girls in the front, row in the back
Spit one lyric, everybody's like 'bra'
Flashback to the
Original caption
Before Shakespeare there was Skepta 🎵 #skepta #jme #grime #dadsoftiktok #britishhumour