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To really hate this tiktok comedy "trend"

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TesChique · 28/07/2025 16:07

dressing up as a "mum" and giving yourself a "mum" name

an ritin posts lyk dis bein all "facebook mum"

This what passes for comedy now is it?

Boring. Reductive. Unimaginative.

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constantlylactating · 28/07/2025 16:09

You might have to give some more information, which creators are you talking about?

cheesycheesy · 28/07/2025 16:09

Delete tik tok. Problem solved. I couldn’t care what a bunch of idiotic children think of me, whether that being a mum or middle aged or anything else.

Picklechicken · 28/07/2025 16:36

cheesycheesy · 28/07/2025 16:09

Delete tik tok. Problem solved. I couldn’t care what a bunch of idiotic children think of me, whether that being a mum or middle aged or anything else.

This.

Why on earth are you even giving this crap headspace?

bellamorgan · 28/07/2025 16:47

Sounds like you need a better fyp

Nasrine · 28/07/2025 16:51

Something a TikTok comedian said felt a bit close to home?

I'm wondering if you're referring to this person https://www.tiktok.com/@amymasoncomedy/video/7276045057877216544?lang=en-GB
She's quite funny 😂

TikTok - Make Your Day

https://www.tiktok.com/@amymasoncomedy/video/7276045057877216544?lang=en-GB

Tutorpuzzle · 28/07/2025 18:22

Definitely a trend at the moment for some male comedians (loose term) to put a tea towel on their heads and pretend to be a ‘mum’. Mostly dull.

The one @Nasrine mentions is really funny, and is at least female, but I must put in a word for Jarlath Regan. He does the most incredible Irish mammy. He doesn’t need to wear a tea towel, or a wig, but it’s the tone of his voice, and the way he looks…absolutely chillingly realistic!

But yes, the funny ones are rare.

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