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Bretman Rock Baby Lip-synching refers to a video of YouTuber Bretman Rock mockingly moving his mouth to match the sound of a crying baby. The video has since been used as a reaciton video to jokes about dealing with infants.

Origin

On May 20th, 2019, Bretman Rock posted a video on Instagram ^[1] of himself lip-syncing to the sound of his neice Cleo crying. The post received more than 1.9 million likes and 6 million views (shown below).

Spread

That following day, people Twitter began captioning the video. Twitter user @hannahbvo tweeted the video with the caption "this is me whenever my parents yells at my siblings." The tweet received more than 90,000 retweets, 235,000 likes and 3 million videos in three days (shown below).

this is me whenever my parents yells at my siblings 💀 @bretmanrock pic.twitter.com/R6cVuY4TX6

— hannnah🌊 (@hannahbvo) May 21, 2019

Twitter user @Prriiii__ posted the video with the caption "Future me when my kids cryin." Within three days, the tweet received more than 254,000 retweets, 645,000 likes and 10 million views (shown below).

On May 23rd, PopBuzz^[2] published a report on the video.

Future me when my kids cryin pic.twitter.com/1NK7tQF2Zd

— [ Pri ] (@Prriiii__) May 21, 2019

Various Examples

god every time i fuck up my life for 1000th time and start crying pic.twitter.com/npfZv5USpN

— indie (@INDIEWASHERE) May 21, 2019

daenerys hearing the screams of innocent children when she burned kings landing to the ground pic.twitter.com/0m1ilkzZRf

— nicole (@chastaen) May 22, 2019

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