A mother was furious after catching her daughter doing a TikTok dance in the middle of a funeral home.
An increasing number of children are using social media platforms such as TikTok for entertainment purposes, often taking part in silly dance challenges and trends themselves.
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But while most of the time it tends to be innocent fun, one mother, known only as Kiss My Jazz (@kiszmy_jazz), recently left people furious after she was caught filming her daughter doing a TikTok dance at a funeral home.
The clip now viralwhich has been viewed more than 10 million times, sees the girl showing off her moves in front of the phone camera that she has placed on the wall.
Dressed in an all-pink outfit, the daughter could be seen swinging her arms in different directions and moving her hips as she vibrated to the music.
According to the mother, she was “making funeral arrangements” when she realized her daughter was missing – before finding her dancing, surrounded by coffins.
”She’s here making TikToks […] – like, what the fuck is this? ”, the father was laughing in the clip.
”Both my children [are] messy,” the mom wrote alongside footage of her son showing off his best moves.
However, the video soon took the Internet by storm, garnering a mixed range of responses, including fury from many.
One person, for example, felt that the mother should have intervened and explained to her daughter that this was not appropriate.
”Then stop her and talk about it.”
Another agreed, adding: “If I did that, my mom would tell me the ghost is going to haunt me.”
“THIS CAN’T BE REAL? “Another person refused to believe what they had just witnessed.
“These will be the new adults”, a quarter were horrified at the future, while another critic insisted that this was “prison” deserved and that the girl “needs to go”.
But it wasn’t all amazing, as some deemed the TikTok dance “innocent” and the daughter was just having fun.
“Death stops nothing but the dead,” said one.
Another person thanked the mother for sharing the footage, writing: ”I don’t know [I don’t know] Well, but it helped me accept the concept of death.
“She’s making sure to do that TikTok,” wrote a third.
A former funeral home employee even praised the dance enthusiast.
”As someone who worked in a funeral home, this would make my day.
”Bringing a little light into a dark place, I love her already.”
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