That may be the cutest thing I've ever seen.

That is an amazing snapshot of how to be a great father. The baby preacher/worshiper seemed to take advantage or place a spiritual emphasis on something that was not there. This video- a beautiful picture of culture, fatherhood, joy, etc. Thanks

Wow, that's really beautiful.  I was expecting something adorable and instead there was just SO much affection and joy in that video that I found tears in my eyes.

It was also adorable, and the kid is almost unbearably cute.

Cutest. Socialization. Ever!

[I apologize for the length of this comment, but I thought that other readers might be interested in these quotes.]

Yes, the little boy is adorable. Yes, it's great to see fathers interacting with their sons (there are two boys shown in that video).

However, more than the subject of socialization, what interested me was that the father, his older son, and his young rapper son featured in this video are from London. And that started me thinking about the globalization of Hip-Hop culture.

Through Google, I found a website called Translating Hip Hop: http://translatinghiphop.de/

Here's a quote from that site:

Originally derided as “Black Noise”, Hip Hop has spread around the globe in the last 30 years. The various dimensions of this energy-laden form of culture are practiced all over the world: Rap, DJ-ing, Breakdance, Graffiti. The body language and gestures are understood almost ubiquitously and translations can pass unnoticed.

Here's a quote from another page on that site:

http://translatinghiphop.de/2011/11/13/talking-about-translating-hip-hop-2-rayess-bek/#more-2355

Talking about Translating Hip Hop (2): RAYESS BEKNovember 13, 2011

I think that “translating” has many meanings. If we consider Hip Hop lyrics as poetry, as artistic texts, we notice that it can have multiple layers of comprehension.

The first layer would be the words used in that text. The second layer would be the emotions. Third layer is the cultural background that the author refers to...Because Hip Hop is a culture, it has its own universal language. The advantage is that Hip-Hopers from around the world can communicate through this music. The disadvantage is that a lot MCs will talk about similar subjects (ghetto, drugs…). Is it a globalization factor? I can’t tell. I was interested by MCs who talked about politics, social and emotions in a mature way. I loved to hear personal stories from other countries. And hear about the oppression they are living in other countries. Do oppressed people feel the same everywhere on this planet?

This is great.  I too love the interaction between the son and father.  I love how the little boy has one hand on his father the whole time.  Very sweet.

The amazing thing about this video is the love and the fuzzyy warm feeling it gives you. It's so clear that these two boys and their father have a deep connection, and truly cares for one another. I love how the little rapping boy lights up in his whole face, because of the positive attention the act is getting him from the daddy. Makes me so happy!

Just to make it more awesome, his dad AND mom are both rappers and they are in a group together. The explanation text under the video on the YouTube page says he is "rapping like his mother." Can I be in this family?!

That is the cutest video I have ever seen.

What strikes me so much... is just how early you learn body language, hand gestures, rhythm... all the weird little secondary behaviors... talking with your hands, bobbing your head and body to the music, whatever. And it's all ingrained before you're two because you're spending every bit of brainpower trying to mimic your parents and your siblings... it's just so cool.

Not every baby will be able to do what baby preacher, baby worshiper, baby conversationalists, and baby rapper can do, or at least not as well. These are kids with talent for body language, tone of voice, facial expression, timing, responding to non-verbal cues--in other words, these are kids with charisma. Some of us have never been able to get those things right, no matter how hard we tried.

what a wonderful blessed child

That is an awesome overview of how to be an excellent dad. The child preacher/worshiper seemed to take benefits or position a religious focus on something that was not there. This video- a wonderful image of lifestyle, fatherhood, joy, etc. Thanks

Fourneau Bruleur de Graisse

Nice shit