@TheBreadmonkey @the_etrain

Aside from everything that comes out of this guy's mouth (and what fucking accent is that?), I'm also intrigued by his hair. The boys got a mullet but this video is a tease. Just a glimpse of weekend warrior.

Front mullet, like side boob, hints but doesn't give away all the secrets.

@Nickiquote @TheBreadmonkey @the_etrain

He's like the long lost Australian brother of the Dad from the incredibly irritating Famlee or whatever they were called (remember them? creepy dance videos with the dad and 2 adult sons. Absolute whoppers).

@Nickiquote @TheBreadmonkey @the_etrain

I remember seeing them doing videos outside their house and thinking exactly the same.

"Look lovely, the whopper family are up to their attention seeking again. Get the hose out".

@TwoClownsEating @Nickiquote @the_etrain

They're so fascinating

@internetsdairy @TheBreadmonkey @TwoClownsEating @the_etrain https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd7g3d308e4o

"The videos are well polished; they're meticulously thought through. There's a lot that goes into it," says Harrison.

"It's meant to be natural, to look fun, but there's a lot of time that goes into it."

Travis says that while studying at Leeds Beckett University, he came home every weekend to make the videos "because I knew that I wanted to do this full-time"

@Nickiquote @internetsdairy @TwoClownsEating @the_etrain

I mean - in a world where Mr Tumble and The Wiggles exist, who's to say this madcap bunch of absolute lads bringing joy to people on the Internet is a bad thing. Sure the joy they bring is that we all universally hate them and love finding new ways to show this, but what is joy if not talking about just how much we all hate people who look happy.