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"People are worried about the baby in this video?"
A dad's humorous video aimed at teaching viewers "how to fight a baby" has gone incredibly viral since it was initially posted online late last month.
"A lot of you out there are scared of babies. You don't know what to do. Oh my God, they're intimidating. I'm so scared. I don't know how to handle it," Gavin McInnes said at the start of the video.
"They are easy peasy to handle," he continued. "I'm going to show you how."
(Image source: Screen grab via YouTube)
The video then depicts the Brooklyn father jokingly wrestling with and tickling his baby. However, some individuals have expressed outrage over the father's actions.
"I would beat this guy's a** for this," one individual said in the comments.
"This is wrong in so many ways," another user said.
[sharequote align="center"]"This is wrong in so many ways."[/sharequote]
"Not so hilarious," yet another echoed.
(Image source: Screen grab via YouTube)
However, while feedback is peppered with some negative comments, most of the remarks on YouTube appear to be positive.
"People are worried about the baby in this video? I am worried about all the babies who won't get to grow up wrestling around with their dads," one user said. "Those are some of my favorite memories."
[sharequote align="center"]"People are worried about the baby in this video?"[/sharequote]
"Hahaha, awesome," said another.
Since it was posted on YouTube on Nov. 25, the video has garnered over nine-million views.
Watch the viral video:
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