Thank you SO much for this! Our dad died in 2015 and his whistle was so distinctive that it felt like we could hear it from miles away! He always got a kick out of watching us search for him by following his whistle! My siblings and I haven’t laughed this hard since before his passing. Thank you for the fond memories!!
Same here! I miss my dad who passed away last December. He was bedridden the last few months and he would whistle if he needed something. Btw I'm 76 years old and just hearing this reminded me of my dad so much. Reminded me of when he came home from work when my siblings and I were kids. Miss both my parents!
Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 too 😆 My Uncle Ramon was the one with the high pitch whistle and that was our reaction, the whole family coming 😂 Thanks for bringing back childhood memories ❤
@@TheMarvelousMrsMarquez - My dad does this too; he's Puerto Rican. My brother's picked up "the whistle" too now, just in time since he's got a little one on the way!
My dad wasn't Mexican but he would come out on porch and whistle for us (7 kids) and the whole neighborhood knew. Other kids would say hey I heard your dad!, we come running 🤣🤣. Good memories!
It was our mom's whistle that everyone knew. It was one long note and she'd repeat it just like in the video until we'd all shown up...even if we were already in the house. Everyone had to be accounted for.
😂 same. Five of us, and the whole neighborhood knew our dad’s whistle, which always had much faster results than all the other parents calling each other
My dad was Greek. He had a whistle that for each of us 4 kids, and one that meant all of us. Even the kids on our block knew who he was summoning 🤣 He did other stuff, like charging us a nickel for leaving a light on. He even charged my mom if she left the oven on too long after taking something out of the oven. He charged her a dime 🤣 I’m 71 now and still can hear those whistles in my memories. RIP Dad 2016, WWII Navy vet. YES SIR 🫡
me and my 5 siblings would be playing outside with our friends somewhere in the neighborhood and when the street lights went on and my dad would do his loud whistle we all came running home. 🏃♀️ 🏃🏃🏃♀️🏃♀️ That still makes us laugh remembering our great childhood days.
_Father would whistle fer me AND the cats when the lights came on. Still had to call fer the kits before bed time though, scroungy little things (RIP) 🤘💜_
This was my dad, and I'm black😂 Thank you for this. I just shared it with my family. We didn't play when we heard that whistle. It was time to stop what you're doing and get in place or get in the house.😂😂😂love this.
that’s so funny😂😂 I’m Haitian and our parent’s specific “AYYE! Psst!” Will either have you come running and denying everything or another Haitian kid (not even related to you) will come running too 😅
Yea me and my dad have one mine is like weeowit 🤷♀️ 😂😂😂 it just me my big brother and my dad that know how to whistle and my other 2 siblings don't know how to but they know the whistle when to come 😂
I'm not even partially Mexican, but my dad also whistles for me and my siblings. One time, me and my dad were at Walmart and he whistled for me since he was waiting for meds and I went to the electronic entertainment section to see if there was anything new. He whistled for me and I came running. Evidently, someone asked my dad what he was doing, then asked if that actually worked. Right as they finished asking that, I came around the isle and called out "Yeah, dad?" Everyone involved got a laugh out of that. 😂
LMAO this is so true! I love my Dad whistle and its a pretty low down way of calling for someone without making a scene. I can hear it even if its loud and crowded 😂😂😂 Always fun to search for my dad, but that whistle is engraved into my mind.
love this!!! my dad's whistle was UNIQUE, LEGEND..... even the cows and horses en la Hacienda knew that sweet sound. Miss you so much papá, thank you for teaching me how to whistle 💖
There can be 4 different families and we will all recognize our particular family whistle. This dad's whistle was a bit like my mom's whistle but my mom's whistle had a rise at the beginning.
When you're at a Walmart in a predominantly Mexican neighborhood all you hear is whistles and you gotta listen carefully just in case it was your dad's.
The green neighborhood Walmart specifically in my town.. I'm in Yuma right on the border. My mom's not even here but I hear changa from 2 aisles over and I look... I'm 44..lol😂
I was interviewing a client in his home and he whistled for his wife like my husband does for our dogs. I was in my 50’s and had never seen this before. The client was black and had been a former well known and still respected NBA player and my immediate thought was surprise he treats his wife like he would a dog. She was a pleasant woman and I could see that they had a great relationship so I asked them about it. He said it was a family thing and was used decades before cell phones if family members were separated especially in public spaces. I realized it was a convenient way to locate someone and found it ingenious.
My dad when calling out to us kids would whistle too. He can whistle pretty loudly. Works well especially when you're across the yard and he is on the deck, they have a pretty large property. Or when at events like rodeos and monster truck rallies with us kids that could be loud and chaotic, though he and his friend who was also a single dad did do a pretty good job of keeping us in a line with one in front and one in back. Definitely preferred over a shout too.
Yea, but your first thought was a negative one & you thought he was being disrespectful to his wife. Everyone is so quick to judge & put a negative slant on EVERYTHING these days.
Stop drawing conclusions about other people based on the filter of your personal experiences smh espiacially if your in a in the home professional capacity smh cultural unawareness it’s a crime but to think that someone is being treated like a dog is a negitive ASSUMPTION. Observe and ask questions if you want understanding! When you make assumptions you are providing answers that are most likely incorrect! I’m glad you asked and I hoped you learned from the experience 🙏💕
My mom marrying into a Mexican family adopted the whistle and used it to call us in from the park. It's so engrained that my head still whips when I hear it,
Yoooooo! This is the very same whistle my mom would do to call us when we were in separate aisles in the store. She’s Afro-Panamanian. Your bringing back 40 year old memories I had long forgotten. 😊
Saddly haven't heard my family whistle in years, but it just popped back in my head and now im sitting here whistling it and the response whistle with a tear in my eye and a smile.
I’m black and this is true. And ppl think I’m crazy. Was at the doctor’s office one time and heard my mom clear her throat from the waiting area and said: oh my mom is here. The doctor looked at me and asked: you knew it was her from clearing her throat? I was like: yes. He just looked and then said: she can come in with you if you like and they called her in. He was floored.
Ditto. Dad did it too. We always came running. He'd whistle from the porch and we'd hear him 3 blocks away. Time to get home. Or to the cash register if in a store
Im not mexican, but there are some great things i find that i love about all cultures. I absolutely want this in my life. Past present future. So awesome. Also, i love how many spanish and island cultures grandparents are still very involved in the everyday life of a household. The amount of generational exchange is fantastic. The younger generations get to learn from the older ones, and the older ones get to see the fruits of their long life of labor and love while being taken care of and still being counted on. Love this!
That is for sure. I'm Anglo and live in Albuquerque and have lots of older patients with Mexican heritage. Most of them make me feel like I'm their kid. And the food here (New Mexican and Mexican, different types) is insanely good.
I'm Dominican and My dad had a distinctive whistle for me and my mom, he made mine slightly different so that we would know who he was calling. I miss him so much! thanks for this video.
I knew my Dad’s whistle well. It was loud, strong, and no one else whistled like that. I knew he was looking for me and it’s time to go. Dad was Indigenous. ❤
As a gringa who married a Mexican/ American, I first heard this when I went shopping with my in-laws. My father-in-law would start whistling for my mother-in-law who heard him, but completely ignored it. 😆😂
28 years ago we went to Texas and while there we went to a Kmart, that was our first experience with Mexican people. Being parents of 5 and fairly strict, we were soooooo impressed with the Mexicans, the kids listened when parent told them "no, put it down" because the kids did WITHOUT fussing and lip. When they crossed the street, the kids were like little ducks walking across the road behind a parent. So much discipline, and we were so in awe of them. 🥰😘 If only all parents raised kids like this. 💜💜💜
It’s called discipline. If they don’t do what they’re supposed to do they get that shoe flying at them!!! In our family is the belt or matched behavior.
Fr tho, my Mexican dad has a special whistle and literally the other day we went to a store and my brother got sidetracked. My dad just whistled and he like magically came back💀😂
It's really just the shirt he is changing , he still has on the same khaki shorts, and he had an towel for the mom and a hat for the dad. He could of had the shirts layered on himself.
OMG, you unlocked a forgotten memory TYSM!!! My dad is now in his 70s, completely disabled, and struggling with dementia. Its been a long time since he's been able to go shopping, or that we've even been able to go out together as a family at all. But back in the day? We NEVER heard anyone's name come out his mouth when we were out - No matter how close or far away he was, you were gonna get The Dad Whistle!! Aw man, my son and I used to laugh about that so much, not only because you ALWAYS knew who it was no matter what, but also because it griped my mom no end 😂 And here I had completely forgotten about it! My son is grown now, and together with my brother, we are my dad's caregivers so that he can stay in his home. Its not easy though, especially watching such a once proud man feel so much smaller, and lose little bits of his mind at a time too. I shared this with my son just now and we had a nice chuckle again remembering this together. Thanks again 💗
The family Whistle is so accurate. Went to Disney World. All the parents had to keep calling their kids' names. All I did was standing in front of the the play center. Do the whistle and my kids all came running out? Everyone just gave me a nasty look when I whistled. But I loved watching the jaws drop as my kids came out while their kids didn't.
I went to my favorite Mexican restaurant which is family owned, which I have gone to for years now. I ordered and then a line was quickly starting to form behind me and the Dad did this whistle. His sons were on break in the back and they scrambled back in to start helping with the dinner crowd. He didn’t even have to say anything, just whistle. I showed him this video and they all fell out laughing.
This is so unbelievably true. The family whistle is something that I have been conditioned to respond to since I was a little kid and I definitely feel like I hear it when i'm nowhere near my family.
my dad just texts me where im at an ill tell him an he just go "alright bud be back at the house in a few" he doesn't even come get me......well probably because we know where we going
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The sibling skydiving to the whistle is wild 😂
🤣😂😂
😂😂🎉
After so many years of hearing that whistle, its instinctive.
Right!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
😂😂😂😂
Thank you SO much for this! Our dad died in 2015 and his whistle was so distinctive that it felt like we could hear it from miles away! He always got a kick out of watching us search for him by following his whistle! My siblings and I haven’t laughed this hard since before his passing. Thank you for the fond memories!!
Awww R.I.P🕊️ to your Dad sending love💕
Same here! I miss my dad who passed away last December. He was bedridden the last few months and he would whistle if he needed something. Btw I'm 76 years old and just hearing this reminded me of my dad so much. Reminded me of when he came home from work when my siblings and I were kids. Miss both my parents!
Blessings to your family 😊
@@Bluemudphoenix Peace and blessings to you and all!
So cool. Your comment made my day..❤❤
My husband taught the kids the family whistle. Now they all find each other and go look for me, because I can’t whistle 😂
Same Her
Omg 😂😂
Yeah, I never could either. If we did this I'd be in trouble.
🤣🤣🤣
It's smarter and safer then yelling their names ❤
Puerto Ricans 🇵🇷 too 😆
My Uncle Ramon was the one with the high pitch whistle and that was our reaction, the whole family coming 😂
Thanks for bringing back childhood memories ❤
😂😂😂 I never thought “the family whistle” was a thing, my dad did it always!!!
Lmao. My mom did! It's wild how we all had the same childhood in so many instances 😂
I’m black and thts how my pops was. You hear tht whistle yo ass better start running.😂😂💯
I was JUST wondering if other races did this, too. Haha. Was about to hit up my white bestie. 😂
A little closed minded for him to think that only one race has a monopoly on whistling for the niños
@@TheMarvelousMrsMarquez - My dad does this too; he's Puerto Rican. My brother's picked up "the whistle" too now, just in time since he's got a little one on the way!
It's going to be ok. Peace be upon you. @@tHEdANKcRUSADER
There's only one race... human race
My dad wasn't Mexican but he would come out on porch and whistle for us (7 kids) and the whole neighborhood knew. Other kids would say hey I heard your dad!, we come running 🤣🤣. Good memories!
Not Mexican either, but my dad had a whistle. A lot of other dads had a whistle too, and we knew them all.
It was our mom's whistle that everyone knew. It was one long note and she'd repeat it just like in the video until we'd all shown up...even if we were already in the house. Everyone had to be accounted for.
My dad of seven
children as well.😂
😂 same. Five of us, and the whole neighborhood knew our dad’s whistle, which always had much faster results than all the other parents calling each other
😂😂😂😂😂😂
My dad was Greek. He had a whistle that for each of us 4 kids, and one that meant all of us. Even the kids on our block knew who he was summoning 🤣 He did other stuff, like charging us a nickel for leaving a light on. He even charged my mom if she left the oven on too long after taking something out of the oven. He charged her a dime 🤣 I’m 71 now and still can hear those whistles in my memories. RIP Dad 2016, WWII Navy vet. YES SIR 🫡
My husband is Mexican and he is a great whistler. He’s got the whole family trained like this😆.
Yeah this guy's whistle was weak. A bit disappointing 😂
eso es bueno o es malo 🤔🤨😅😆😂🤣
😂😂😂 Notice the quick response with no whining, words, ignoring the call, nor meltdowns. Luv the efficiency of it all😂😂😂
No dawdling till I get to Three!!
@@wylldflower5628😂😂😂
Yea because if we did we got popped
Ignoring the whistle meant you got the chancla man, its suicide
The sandel is king of the kingdom of discipline.
me and my 5 siblings would be playing outside with our friends somewhere in the neighborhood and when the street lights went on and my dad would do his loud whistle we all came running home. 🏃♀️ 🏃🏃🏃♀️🏃♀️ That still makes us laugh remembering our great childhood days.
Same!
_Father would whistle fer me AND the cats when the lights came on. Still had to call fer the kits before bed time though, scroungy little things (RIP) 🤘💜_
This was my dad, and I'm black😂 Thank you for this. I just shared it with my family. We didn't play when we heard that whistle. It was time to stop what you're doing and get in place or get in the house.😂😂😂love this.
This was/is (I’m 45👀) my mom.😂
that’s so funny😂😂 I’m Haitian and our parent’s specific “AYYE! Psst!” Will either have you come running and denying everything or another Haitian kid (not even related to you) will come running too 😅
😂
Lost my Irish Mexican dad over 25 years ago. Miss being a kid and growing up with all his ways. This video brought a smile to my face. Thank you.
I'm so happy to see other Irish & Scottish Mexicans out there. 🥲
@@divaofthedamned365 My father's nickname growing up was the Irish Taco
As a Mexican, I can confirm the “whistle call” is true😂😂
As a Hispanic I confirm this 😂
I do the family whistle with my grandsons 😂
“Starts doing the family whistle” I COULD NOT RELATE EVEN MORE TO THAT 😂😂🤣
Reading some of the comments, this or a version of the whistle, spanned the globe 🌎 😀!! Great family values !!!❤❤❤❤
Each Mexican family has their “whistle call” 😅
Yea me and my dad have one mine is like weeowit 🤷♀️ 😂😂😂 it just me my big brother and my dad that know how to whistle and my other 2 siblings don't know how to but they know the whistle when to come 😂
Yea I do
I’m Half- Balkan (the other Half is not American) and my Stepfather also does it
My whistle call is my name in whistle
My dad does that no hands lip double whistle.
I'm not even partially Mexican, but my dad also whistles for me and my siblings. One time, me and my dad were at Walmart and he whistled for me since he was waiting for meds and I went to the electronic entertainment section to see if there was anything new.
He whistled for me and I came running. Evidently, someone asked my dad what he was doing, then asked if that actually worked. Right as they finished asking that, I came around the isle and called out "Yeah, dad?"
Everyone involved got a laugh out of that. 😂
Definition of a Father:
To Provide,Protect & a Whistle Loud enough to set a Car Alarm Off.
💯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
My dad ain’t Mexican but you could hear his whistle across the county 💀
💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Especially the last part!
yeah i was gonna say you forgot the part where the people around the dad all have tinnitus and dazed like a bomb went off, that whistle is so loud
the whistle all Mexicans do this i swear
It’s not even only Mexicans it’s literally all of Latin America 😂
Fr tho 😂
My dad is black and he has a family whistle. Didn’t think anyone could relate to that.
I wanna learn how to do this so bad lol
What are you implying :)
the sibling that moved out and sibling that's traveling got me laughing 😂😂😂
lol
Fr
😂😂😂
same
😊
LMAO this is so true! I love my Dad whistle and its a pretty low down way of calling for someone without making a scene. I can hear it even if its loud and crowded 😂😂😂
Always fun to search for my dad, but that whistle is engraved into my mind.
love this!!! my dad's whistle was UNIQUE, LEGEND..... even the cows and horses en la Hacienda knew that sweet sound. Miss you so much papá, thank you for teaching me how to whistle 💖
Those children were raised well. When your parents call you come right now.
trained* 😂
@@Katz_PajamasWhy are you acting like being well behaved is a bad thing?
I tell my grandkids “When Mimi counts to One, to Mimi you Run!”
I think I’ll work on the whistle!!
Fuck that shit, I'm coming on my own time
@@russtralia6428not in my family you ain't
My mom does a family whistle all the time when ever I get lost😂
My dad does a bird call instead of a whistle
There can be 4 different families and we will all recognize our particular family whistle. This dad's whistle was a bit like my mom's whistle but my mom's whistle had a rise at the beginning.
🤣🤣🤣... A family whistle?.I was not prepared for this.💀
First Dad starts to panic.Mexican Dad just chills and whistles.😄
Yeah, that's the manuscript, Cupcake.
When you're at a Walmart in a predominantly Mexican neighborhood all you hear is whistles and you gotta listen carefully just in case it was your dad's.
LOL...That is hilarious! Awesome!
The green neighborhood Walmart specifically in my town.. I'm in Yuma right on the border. My mom's not even here but I hear changa from 2 aisles over and I look... I'm 44..lol😂
Never heard of that
This isn’t just a Mexican thing! My kids can hear me across Walmart and I can barely whistle.
Loved this😂
This is so true. One whistle and everyone knows what it means. More family’s need to be this mindful of each other
Last sibling skydived for his dad. That’s what I call family
I was interviewing a client in his home and he whistled for his wife like my husband does for our dogs. I was in my 50’s and had never seen this before. The client was black and had been a former well known and still respected NBA player and my immediate thought was surprise he treats his wife like he would a dog. She was a pleasant woman and I could see that they had a great relationship so I asked them about it. He said it was a family thing and was used decades before cell phones if family members were separated especially in public spaces. I realized it was a convenient way to locate someone and found it ingenious.
True I remember my dad doing this, when I was little. We have more in common than we all realize.
My dad when calling out to us kids would whistle too. He can whistle pretty loudly. Works well especially when you're across the yard and he is on the deck, they have a pretty large property. Or when at events like rodeos and monster truck rallies with us kids that could be loud and chaotic, though he and his friend who was also a single dad did do a pretty good job of keeping us in a line with one in front and one in back.
Definitely preferred over a shout too.
Yea, but your first thought was a negative one & you thought he was being disrespectful to his wife. Everyone is so quick to judge & put a negative slant on EVERYTHING these days.
@@Patriotgrannyoh stop ✋️
Stop drawing conclusions about other people based on the filter of your personal experiences smh espiacially if your in a in the home professional capacity smh cultural unawareness it’s a crime but to think that someone is being treated like a dog is a negitive ASSUMPTION. Observe and ask questions if you want understanding! When you make assumptions you are providing answers that are most likely incorrect! I’m glad you asked and I hoped you learned from the experience 🙏💕
I’m having a depressed night and this made me laugh and feel a little better! My Grandaddy would whistle for us kids too. Thank you for the laughs!💜
Laughter is like medicine for the soul. 🙏❤️
Keep laughing and listening to music that makes you happy. I promise, it worked for me!
Most importantly, talk to Jesus. ♥️
@@solsrescueable ♥️
@@NiNitosix ♥️
As a Colombian I can confirm we do the same thing 😂❤
Yes, Colombians and Mexicans have many similar things
SO TRUE!! Every family has a distinct one, too!
Yes, it’s true! 😁 I always hear our family’s distinct whistling and immediately drop what I’m doing and start going towards the whistle. 😗🎶
My mom marrying into a Mexican family adopted the whistle and used it to call us in from the park. It's so engrained that my head still whips when I hear it,
Right?😂
My father used a One of those Canned horns you used on Boats.
Could heat it in the next city
❤❤❤
Yoooooo! This is the very same whistle my mom would do to call us when we were in separate aisles in the store. She’s Afro-Panamanian. Your bringing back 40 year old memories I had long forgotten. 😊
Straight up FACTS BRO and RIP to your dad😢
Saddly haven't heard my family whistle in years, but it just popped back in my head and now im sitting here whistling it and the response whistle with a tear in my eye and a smile.
Aww I was trying to remember my family whistle as well 🥲
Stop now I'm getting sad
I thought of it also
Yeah… I miss my dad, too. His was distinct and could be heard, no joke, half a mile away…
Usually my dads cough is distinct enough for me to know where he is at
fr bro forget about some goofy whistle
@@TheBestNoScoperEver bru
On. God. It was always the fucking cough.
I’m black and this is true. And ppl think I’m crazy. Was at the doctor’s office one time and heard my mom clear her throat from the waiting area and said: oh my mom is here. The doctor looked at me and asked: you knew it was her from clearing her throat? I was like: yes. He just looked and then said: she can come in with you if you like and they called her in. He was floored.
😂😂
It was already funny and then the one kid "jumps out the plane"💀🤣
Not Mexican, but my Dad always whistled for us...brought back a lot of memories.
I did this with my kids. It was a loud shrill whistle though..
Ditto. Dad did it too. We always came running. He'd whistle from the porch and we'd hear him 3 blocks away. Time to get home. Or to the cash register if in a store
Yep same!
Im not mexican, but there are some great things i find that i love about all cultures. I absolutely want this in my life. Past present future. So awesome. Also, i love how many spanish and island cultures grandparents are still very involved in the everyday life of a household. The amount of generational exchange is fantastic. The younger generations get to learn from the older ones, and the older ones get to see the fruits of their long life of labor and love while being taken care of and still being counted on. Love this!
@dallaswarren6554
As it Should be! 😊
We are Suppose to "Pass The Mantle"
of Good Manners from Generation
to Generation as Well! 👍😊
At least yall get a whistle....Filipino Dads have that "SSSSSHHHHHHHTTTTT" thing sound and you know you better haul ass 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My Filipino uncle did the whistle thing to call his kids home. I thought it was just a dad thing
Mexican mom is cracking me up! My Irish mom used to wear rollers, a scarf covering them, and yell out Tammy!
“Johnny? Chelsea?” 😂😂😂😂 ☠️
I’ve always admired how close Mexican family’s are. They make you feel like family even if you aren’t. The food is bomb AF too lol
That is for sure. I'm Anglo and live in Albuquerque and have lots of older patients with Mexican heritage. Most of them make me feel like I'm their kid. And the food here (New Mexican and Mexican, different types) is insanely good.
So true
I'm pretty Sure Mexicans don't care what they do in Alabama.@@cheeseburgerboobs
@cheeseburgerboobs disagree not sure what kind of Mexican Familias you are typing about ,but don't assume
Than you BH. You're invited to the barbacoa on Sunday. You can bring the limones, and onions.
Hope you like lengua de rez.
I'm Dominican and My dad had a distinctive whistle for me and my mom, he made mine slightly different so that we would know who he was calling. I miss him so much! thanks for this video.
That’s really cool. 😎
That’s awesome! 💙
Mom with a full mustache & goatee. 🤣
They come when he calls.
That's honor and respect.
No it's fear of a beating😅
No bro, my dad whistles at the top of his lungs
and people around turn around😂
I hear him every time he does and I ain’t close by
Haha seriously! I can land on the moon and I would still hear my salvadorian father whistle, he makes gunshots sound like nerf. 😅
🙋🏼♀️ Same!
😂 I will never forget playing two blocks away and hearing the whistle. "well, gotta go."
GOD… that’s way too accurate. Growing up, if I’m ever separated by my dad, he always does that whistle and I immediately find him 🤣💖
It’s either the whistle,
scream your name seriously loud,
or just leave you for you to freak out and frantically look for them.
Fr lol 😂😂 i always have to look for my parents 🤣🤣
So true 😂
Underrated comment, this made me chuckle and unfortunately relate to this on so many occasions. 😂
It was the abandoned one for me or whistles either tended family
Lil bit of column A column B and mix with C
I knew my Dad’s whistle well. It was loud, strong, and no one else whistled like that. I knew he was looking for me and it’s time to go. Dad was Indigenous. ❤
My son has a whistle like that!
I love the respectful family dynamics of good families.
As a gringa who married a Mexican/ American, I first heard this when I went shopping with my in-laws. My father-in-law would start whistling for my mother-in-law who heard him, but completely ignored it. 😆😂
😂😂😅😂
😆
As she should! 😂😂 She's not a dog after all... 😂😂
😂😂
@@Katz_Pajamasgood
Point 😂
How do you bring that many outfits to the store 😭 now that’s dedication
FR
I know !!! The towel in his head (the mom)😂😂😂😂
Could be skits on different days..
Same shorts tho... even the mom!! 😂
Whenever our mom calls us or whistles, all our heads snap in her direction in sync and we go “yeah?” In perfect unison
😂😂😂
I yell "Carl" from the walking dead like fool really loud and my kids yell it back and come running 😂
All mexican dads have a trademark whistle, each one a little different from the last
Mine is the shine of his BALD ASS HEAD!!(also he’s pretty tall…)
They add there own flair to it😂
It's their signature whistle
I did not know that,
Yes they do!!! ❤
Cubans be a lot louder lol so much my papi would hurt my ears with his whistle, but I could hear him ANYWHERE
My brother and I could hear my dad's whistle two streets over! This brought back great memories!
The family whistle has been passed through generations as a precious heritage. It is VERY specific 😂
Lol my dad could whistle so hard that my brother and I could hear him almost a mile away and we would just start running back home 😂
Fr tho my dad is Mexican and his hole family does that and of course I listen 😂
True 😅
"His hole family"😭😭😭
Its literally nueron activation
If another dad does a familiar whistle i do a 360
This is Hella on point 😂
Got them Well trained! LOL! 😂
My father uses the same whistle to call us to come home when we're too far for him to yell. It works every single time!
28 years ago we went to Texas and while there we went to a Kmart, that was our first experience with Mexican people. Being parents of 5 and fairly strict, we were soooooo impressed with the Mexicans, the kids listened when parent told them "no, put it down" because the kids did WITHOUT fussing and lip. When they crossed the street, the kids were like little ducks walking across the road behind a parent. So much discipline, and we were so in awe of them. 🥰😘 If only all parents raised kids like this. 💜💜💜
We have a secret and I'm about to share it with you, it's called La Chancla, the deadliest and scariest weapon used by moms all over latinamerica.
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@@fixer1140🤣🤣👌🏼 im dying! 😅
black mama's use that too
It’s called discipline. If they don’t do what they’re supposed to do they get that shoe flying at them!!!
In our family is the belt or matched behavior.
My Scandinavian dad still does this. Dang that whistle travels far! 😂😂😂
😭😭😭. Heard thT whistle when them street lights turned on!! hahah!!
The Plane bit at the end just perfect XD
😂😂 I wasn't expecting that ending.
My grandpa was Mexican and used "the whistle" to call for me, and I understood that I was to waste no time returning or finding him.
My son married into a Filipino family. He whistles part of How Great Thou Art. His daughter starts running 😊.
I love it! Sounds like a good way to round up e everybody! I love the sce with "Mom" and her hair wrapped up.in a towel!!
Fr tho, my Mexican dad has a special whistle and literally the other day we went to a store and my brother got sidetracked. My dad just whistled and he like magically came back💀😂
😂😅lol
Man that's amazing!!
My mom/dad will jus say “caw caw”, and the family response to that is “tooki tooki”- that or I jus follow the sound of his keys jingling lol
Lol😅
Wth 😂
@@kalebsues5378 Its jus the way I grew up with XD
Lol, I'm stealing this for potential future family
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BRUH I THOUGHT IT WAS ONLY MY DAD THAT HAD THE WHISTLE
nah buddy, if you’re brown thats the default for us😭
Me to
For real
Same my dad does it all the time 😂
Same bro I just came across this dude
😂😂😂 I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard that whistle in my life
Lol. I'm not Mexican but that's what my mom does. Works amazing no yelling.
My mom too
My mom does this too lmao 😂
i just stay as close
Let's just respect the fact that he had to go home to change clothes then come back
The restroom?
It's really just the shirt he is changing , he still has on the same khaki shorts, and he had an towel for the mom and a hat for the dad. He could of had the shirts layered on himself.
It's amazing yall look exactly alike haha.
strong jeans 😅
Lmfao when he says “órale” when looking at the product hahahahaha
For realllll every Salvadorian dad be doing this
Frfr
Yesssss!!!!!
Nope
@@iseytheteethsnake6290 most
@@Vl0gWithAb yeah I would have heard it by now. From other dads. I think it’s a Californian thing.
OMG, you unlocked a forgotten memory TYSM!!! My dad is now in his 70s, completely disabled, and struggling with dementia. Its been a long time since he's been able to go shopping, or that we've even been able to go out together as a family at all. But back in the day? We NEVER heard anyone's name come out his mouth when we were out - No matter how close or far away he was, you were gonna get The Dad Whistle!! Aw man, my son and I used to laugh about that so much, not only because you ALWAYS knew who it was no matter what, but also because it griped my mom no end 😂 And here I had completely forgotten about it! My son is grown now, and together with my brother, we are my dad's caregivers so that he can stay in his home. Its not easy though, especially watching such a once proud man feel so much smaller, and lose little bits of his mind at a time too. I shared this with my son just now and we had a nice chuckle again remembering this together. Thanks again 💗
I’m Dominican and my family does this it looks funny but it works so dang well 😂
Make a video about it. Afrolatinos have nothing to do with Mexicans
The family Whistle is so accurate. Went to Disney World. All the parents had to keep calling their kids' names. All I did was standing in front of the the play center. Do the whistle and my kids all came running out? Everyone just gave me a nasty look when I whistled. But I loved watching the jaws drop as my kids came out while their kids didn't.
😂😂😂 this is great
I’m Anglo, but my dad has a very recognizable call that he would use to get our attention. This brought back so many memories.
😂😂😂 i remember the homies would do that outside of class for us to come out!😂
bro got the whole marvel gang with him
I went to my favorite Mexican restaurant which is family owned, which I have gone to for years now. I ordered and then a line was quickly starting to form behind me and the Dad did this whistle. His sons were on break in the back and they scrambled back in to start helping with the dinner crowd. He didn’t even have to say anything, just whistle. I showed him this video and they all fell out laughing.
This is so unbelievably true. The family whistle is something that I have been conditioned to respond to since I was a little kid and I definitely feel like I hear it when i'm nowhere near my family.
My dad for sure had a whistle that we all recognize when he wanted all of us to come to him😂
This is literally so relatable.
LOL - I'm not Mexican/Hispanic, but have definitely witnessed Mexican/Hispanic parents do this!
We need more of the Mexican dad
I'm white and every time my dad got separated he would always do this LOUD ASS whistle that could be heard across the entire Costco warehouse
My family does a little bird sound
my dad just texts me where im at an ill tell him an he just go "alright bud be back at the house in a few" he doesn't even come get me......well probably because we know where we going
Smh 🤦♂️ white people trying to be funny it’s cringey