To be ashamed...

[Bobyan]

That DS's (5) favourite TV show is "You've been framed" and he saw the "Dueling Piano" act on BGT and thought it was brilliant .

Where the fuck have I gone wrong.

Children are allowed to have low tastes! Otherwise there's nothing to reject when they grow up and discover real culture later in life

- I had to check my cale far didn't say 1976 as the piano act was so retro.

You'll have SS knocking soon. The poor kid is being dragged up.

I'm so embarrassed.

My sister wanted to marry Mr Blobby as a child (Noel's house party era). She turned out ok in the end

I even feed him hummus, that's cultured isn't it?

You need to buy him the home alone box set if he likes you've been framed.

YANBU quickly unplug your tv and just stick to listening to Mozart on a loop until he is reprogrammed x

My 2 ds, 8 and 6, love you've been framed! the youngest nearly wets himself laughing, and they spend the whole time saying "come on mummy, why aren't you laughing, its funny"

Madame they saw Home Alone a couple of weeks ago, and loved it

But their favourite films are The Sound Of Music, and Phantom of The Opera, so I can't have gone too wrong surely? :)

It's DS's favourite programme too. He is 2. He calls it uh-oh! "Mummy want to watch uh-oh" and then laughs like a drain while shouting "uh-oh! Fell in the water!" "Uh-oh! Fell over bang head!".

I'd be ashamed if he wasn't so ridiculously entertaining in his narration whilst watching it!

My kids looooove YBF! 11, 5 and 4 - they all crease at it.
Harry Hill is quite funny.
Hate the ones that look painful.

YBF is also DS' fave (he's 4).... He also rather likes BGT, especially when the acts get buzzed off!

I blame the parents or more specifically DH who puts them on telly for him on purpose

At least I'm not alone, maybe a YBF support thread is the next step.

I don't even want to mention how he loves to sing "Mooonpig dotcommmmm".

YANBU.

My three year old daughter loves YBF and calls it the funnies. she also loves a bit of catchphase.

My dd (5) loves YBF too. She calls it "funny" because that's what she named Harry Hill when he used to be on TV Burp when she Was about 3. She recognised his voice the first time she watched it. I personally hate the programme and can't stand the stupid clips and computerised laughter.

I'm 26 and I love YBF and I'm not even embarrassed! Also, i felt sorry for the keyboard playing guy as his partner had pulled out but he looked like he was havin a great time!

Are you all mental? I love YBF!!!

my 31 year old husband loves it. sits there laughing away while I'm sat there with a cats bum mouth!