Little boy turns his maths lesson into comedy show, his video goes viral

Tuesday, September 29, 2020 at 8:30 PM by Joseph Omotayo

- An unnamed kid has gone viral after giving a very funny verbal answer during his mathematics lesson

- When asked how much Jayden would have with $1, one quarter and two pennies, he blurted out laughing "Jay broke!"

- The boy's clip has been seen millions of times on Twitter as people used the opportunity to talk about the task of teaching kids

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The video of a little boy during his mathematics lesson has got everyone talking about how very funny he is.

After reading out a question from his textbook, the boy gave the most unlikely answer to it as he followed it up with a burst of very infective laughter.

The question reads:

"Jayden has $1 bill, 1 quarter and 2 pennies, how much money does he have?"

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The unnamed kid answered: "Jay broke!" as he went into a pearl of laughter. Many have been commenting on his funny act and how happy he seemed to have easily 'solved' the question.

Watch the video below:

As at the time of writing this report, the video of the kid has been watched over 4 million times with many saying the boy's comedic show really got them laughing.

A collage showing the boy during the lesson.
Photo source: Twitter/@Frediculous — A collage showing the boy during the lesson. Photo source: Twitter/@Frediculous
Source: Twitter

There were people who shared their experiences teaching kids like him. Below are some of the reactions it generated:

@RMercerRice said:

"Did substitute teaching for yrs and it was kids like him that kept me going back for more."

@NanaWerk said:

"I was a teachers aide for six years, and I agree. Kids like Jaden made my day everyday."

@flippedhatnupe said:

"I really laughed, is that your kid?"

@Jaici8 said:

"In 2014, I realized gr-5 students did not know how to sit & do homework at home. I stayed after school every day that year, Monday to Friday, for any students who wanted to come to 'homework hour'. We did homework during 'silliness hour'. God I miss that!"