Disrespecting women is never okay, and who better teach that to men than their own mothers?
In 2015, a TV show in Lima, Peru selected two mothers — whose grown sons were deemed offensive catcallers — to participate in a viral social experiment intended to teach their sons a lesson about sexual harassment.
The moms are given drastic makeovers before heading out onto the streets to experience their sons’ bad behavior firsthand.
Hidden cameras, which are set up down the block, capture the men catcalling just as they normally would — only they have no idea they’re doing it to the women who gave them life, and that’s it’s all caught on camera. One guy even goes so far as to call his mom “piggy.” Another says, “tasty panties!”
The moms, of course, stop dead in their tracks, turn around and take off their wigs. Once the men realize their shocking identities, they try backpedaling on their inappropriate comments. But it’s already too late. Let the humiliation commence.
Hopefully, this is enough to scare them off from harassing women ever again.
culled -littlethings.com
Wow!
ReplyDeleteLmao! Oshisco
DeleteMay our children not bring us disgrace.
ReplyDeleteBut it happens every day on this blog naaπ people abusing their mothers unknowingly...
DeleteAmen oh, we should learn to train our sons properly
DeleteGood experiment. Ama, what would happen if the guys were Johns laid out in bed waiting for their paid date to start performing while they are stark nekkid, tell me.
ReplyDeleteAnon 08.05...silly comment
DeleteLmao, when your village people are tired of you sleeping with their daughters
ReplyDeleteVery good. But its the mother's fault sha. Some parents failed woefully in raising their kids to respect women.
ReplyDeleteI believe that's were the problem lies. But sometimes these kids won't learn. Hmm.
DeleteAnd some children fail woefully in learning the positive and good things their parents teach them.
DeleteWow, they even call their mom names
ReplyDelete#Two things define you: Your patience when you have nothing, and your attitude when you have everything*
ReplyDeleteServe him right
ReplyDeleteLolz
ReplyDeleteDamn! This is extreme!
ReplyDeleteI remember growing up, I met this young lady who looked so familiar and I started hitting her up, I was successfully "toasting" her and she was just smiling, in my mind I was feeling like James Bond, Please I'm not referring to your yeye BV James. Lol.
So the lady looked me in the eyes and called me by my native name, I was shocked, she laughed and asked if I don't remember her, I said No! Then she told me she is the immediate younger sister of my girlfriend. Oboy, shame catch me o, she started telling me how her sister boasts about me, not knowing that I'm a womanizer. Lols... I knelt down and started begging her not to disclose our meeting to her sister. She made me buy her shortbread biscuit and orange juice as bribe. Lols
I don repent shaa! Now I'm a deacon.
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DeleteStory, bcos u were caught
DeleteLol @ made you buy her short bread and orange juice
DeleteLol..
Deleteππππ deacons use to womanize na, I pity d Church girls were u attend
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ReplyDeleteLmao.. nigerian men will not learn o, one cannot walk by n they must call u all the chi names they knw! Chinaza, chioma, chinenye etc. Wen u stil dont answer they go as far as calling u 'my color' in my mind im like ima ife ina acha acha..
Omg! I wanted to type my color till I got to your last sentence. That shit gets me livid. Especially when you see an orange and Black looking bleached aka iru Fanta, okpa coke guy shouting my color. I'm like nigga, you need glasses or what?
DeleteAll those touts at oshodi should be tried this way,exept that many hav no mom or are prolly 'born throway'πππ
ReplyDeleteeven here too
ReplyDeleteI hope they will learn
ReplyDeleteOMG, this blog is full of interesting people. Feeling like I know you'all already. Lol @ my colour.
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