This little girl gets VERY angry when her Mum laughs during her singing performance of Frozen!
In a camera-phone video by Youtube user gracm8, one very confident two-year-old gets very stroppy indeed when her mum gets the giggles while the youngster attempts to perform a rendition of the theme song from Frozen.
Dressed in her best Elsa costume and standing tall in front of her parents who are seated on the couch, young Skye Gracey, begins launching into her song, only for her mum to begin giggling on the couch. The cutie’s expression instantly turns thunderous as she tells her mum: “Stop laughing!”
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In her thick Belfast accent she then says: “You’re going to choke if you laugh at me, cos you both laughed,” as she strides over to the couch to throw a punch.
Skye composes herself and starts again but clearly her mum already has the giggles and starts again which sets the toddler off again: “You going to choke yourself now? You’re choking yourself now?,” she shouts.
“I’m warning you. You’re being a very rude girl!” she shouts.
Meanwhile her mum as her mum showers her with apologies saying: “I’m so sorry.”
But the floodgates are open and her mum continues to giggle so Skye threatens: “Be very careful now.”
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Her Dad then chips in, encouraging her meltdown, so the two-year-old kicks off again: “Are you gonna choke now? Do you want to sent to your room and go sleep by self? And nobody will see you ever again? And then you go on naughty step and the man take you away? That’s what you wanna do?”
We’ve never seen someone so little and cute turn quite so menacing – it’s quite a sight to behold!
The hilarious video has since gone viral with over 3.2 million views in under two weeks turning Skye Gracey into an internet sensation. The youngster looks like she’s set for a future as a star – she’s certainly already got the diva behaviour down to an art form!
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