A hilarious mother has shared a video of her two boys who always tackle each other.
The trending video showed the identical twin boys fighting over the same bicycle as their mother watched in awe.
Sharing the video on TikTok, the mum with the username @lifewiththetwins jokingly stated that she’s tired of their troubles and incessant fights. In another video, she asked people if they still want to birth twins.
Netizens share their thoughts
@ucgold45 said:
“They must learn how to use one thing with love without sharing, that’s what their mum is trying to teach them.”
@zuhraabdi7 wrote:
“What did he say that made them silent for two seconds?”
@ifeanyiii_o stated:
“Lol, madam also please teach my boys to stop fighting and struggling for things ooh.”
@lifewiththetwins7 commented:
“I have every reason to believe that Newton did that intentionally because Jason shouted at him.”
@ugochijudith reacted:
“Chai this twins ee, I don’t have twins but I experience this dragging wahala everyday in my house.”
@kellyconcept22 remarked:
“Did I just hear one saying leave that tin. pls for peace to reign make the bicycle 2 biko.”
@nengiwhite added:
“Hahahah. I love their drama abeg make una continue.”
@bel952 said:
“Thought this twins fight was for just my sister’s boys ooo ha let each one carry their cross then.”
@dremy3699 reacted:
“I studied child’s language and I know what he said that made the other one to keep calm.”
Watch the video below:
@lifewiththetwins7 You no chop you dey drag bicycle 🚲 😂😂😂#lifewiththetwins7 #momsoftiktok #twinmomlife #newtonandjason #momlife
Source: Legit.ng
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