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They Said His “Southern Accent” Made Him Sound “Unintelligent”–So He Apologizes with a Southern Flare

Chad Prather responds to haters with a smile and some sarcastic love--y'all are fixin' to love it!

This Is What I Wish You Would Say When Your Child Points at My Daughter

As we enter the playground area, your child immediately points to mine, calling loudly “Mom, look at HER!”

When This 5-Year-Old Says the Blessing with a Homeless Man in a Waffle House–Something Inside My Heart Broke

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Minivan Mom’s Hysterical “House Queen” Rap Parody Is Total Parenting GOLD

Cali Ray Daniels may be a mother of three, but don’t let her day job fool you. This hardcore minivan mama is giving Fetty Wap a run for his money with her parody of his hit song “Trap Queen” that’s amassed over 20 million views since it was posted on Facebook.

Cali’s hysterically accurate lyrics and adorably sweet demeanor pair perfectly with her babies head-bopping to mama’s beat in the background. Without further ado, prepare to meet the “House Queen”…

 

For all who have asked for another mommy rap… Trap Queen parody 😅✌🏻️ #heywhatsuphello #mommyrap
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Posted by Cali Rae Daniels on Sunday, September 25, 2016

Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey is an editor at Outreach. She’s passionate about fear fighting, freedom writing, and the pursuit of excellence in the name of crucifying perfectionism. Glitter is her favorite color, 2nd only to pink, and 3rd only to pink glitter.

They Said His “Southern Accent” Made Him Sound “Unintelligent”–So He Apologizes with a Southern Flare

Chad Prather responds to haters with a smile and some sarcastic love--y'all are fixin' to love it!

This Is What I Wish You Would Say When Your Child Points at My Daughter

As we enter the playground area, your child immediately points to mine, calling loudly “Mom, look at HER!”

When This 5-Year-Old Says the Blessing with a Homeless Man in a Waffle House–Something Inside My Heart Broke

Sometimes it takes the heart of a child to remind us all what it means to care for another human being.