One father went viral for his fierce clap again after on-line haters shamed his two teenage daughters’ for his or her homecoming attire!
Earlier this month, News 6 Orlando anchor Matt Austin hopped on Facebook to share an image of himself posing together with his daughters of their attire earlier than they went to a homecoming dance. He captioned the snapshot on the time:
“My daughters look a little too good on homecoming night. Believe it or not, they’re even more beautiful on the inside.”
Soon after posting the snapshot, the reporter – who boasts a big following on-line – acquired a ton of nasty feedback from his followers who known as the outfits “provocative” and “inappropriate.” Some particularly stated:
“‘I wouldn’t let them go anywhere dressed like that.”
“They should have respect for themselves.”
“So sad that parents think it’s okay to send young ladies out with everything show.”
Seriously, individuals???
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However, Matt wasn’t going to face for it and had the right response for haters! According to Click onOrlando, feeling angered by the web criticism and “guilty” for his daughters getting focused, he took to TikTok a few days later to go off on the commentators, saying:
“So I put up what I thought was a pretty innocuous post about my daughters looking beautiful for homecoming but you would be shocked at some of the comments. One thing that has always pissed me off as a father of girls is when people say things like, ‘These girls need to dress so they don’t distract the boys.’ Or even worse, ‘They’re dressing a way in which they’re asking for it. Let’s get something crystal clear now: It’s not my daughters’ job to make sure your son is focused in school. Also not her job to dress hideous enough to where your son doesn’t assault her. It’s your job to not raise a pervert with no self-control.”
Say it louder for everybody to listen to within the again! Matt continued:
“Now let’s be clear, those outfits are not the ones I would choose for my daughters to leave the house. If it were up to me, it’d be 24/7 Snuggies. But if I start dictating what my daughters wear, I’m going to teach them three things. A, they’ll start to hate me for arbitrary rules. B, they’ll start to lie to me. Or C, maybe even worse, that it’s okay for a man to tell them what to wear because they look too good. That ain’t happening, Karen!”
And the journalist then left one last burn to everybody who had a difficulty together with his women’ attire:
“You know what would really disappoint me? If my girls grew up to be the kind of adult who goes on social media and demeans a teen’s appearance on her father’s Facebook page. That’s what I call trashy.”
Mic drop!!! You can ch-ch-check out the whole video (beneath):
@flnewsman A dad responds to Karens taking intention at teen daughters’ Homecoming attire. #fashiontiktok #parentsoftiktok –#fypシ #hoco
Since the video went up on October 11, he has acquired greater than 5.7 million views and 1.2 million likes, and 1000’s of feedback applauding him for defending his daughters. In one other put up, Matt thanked everybody for his or her sort phrases:
“After I posted that response … and my nostrils went down to normal size … I realized this thing is going viral, and I got freaked out thinking, I’m going to embarrass my daughters all over again. But then this happened. When I looked in the comments section, I found thousands of you, telling my daughters how beautiful they are. I try to tell them every day, but I think it hits different when they read the comments.”
He added:
“Also, thousands more said that I’m a good dad. We might not know each other, but that’s pretty much the best compliment you could ever give me. So really I just wanted to say thank you for doing something I didn’t think the internet could ever do, which is make me feel better.”
@flnewsman Thank you! I really respect your entire sort phrases. #fashiontiktok #mother and father
Well stated responses, Matt. Reactions to his epic clap again, Perezcious readers? Let us know within the feedback beneath!
[Image via Matt Austin/TikTok/Facebook]