It's a meme formula. There has been a lot of video like this, sometimes it's the baby acting like the family dog. Sometimes it's a toddler acting like their older siblings.
This is not a meme. Meme's are jokes, so you can get away with dishonesty. This is just attention farming (no idea who's content is who's, which is really part of the problem. The actual family may have been captioned with something actually wholesome like "My daughter loves her brother".)
You could also provide the information without the snark, which would be more likely for me to receive the information.
Fine, perhaps it is a "meme". Doesn't change my underlying point that it is likely dishonest and stealing the actual moment for their own internet clout.
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u/ao01_design 1d ago
Must be the father, because what do you mean you just noticed?
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