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| PICTURE: Instagram/@vinnym21
Irish creator Vinny Mc has gained kudos for putting an Irish twist on a trending TikTok sound.
The viral sound says: "What are you doing? Texting. Texting who? My sister." paired with ominous music.
Vinny captioned the video "Irish Mothers be like," while his mammy is on her phone looking at RIP.ie.
Vinny then said: "She doesnt even have a sister … caught rotten!!!"
@vinnym21 She doesnt even have a sister … caught rotten!!! #rip #irishmammy #irishmother #everyirishmammy #mammy #deathnotices #irish #ireland ♬ original sound - girls
Fans have reacted to the hilarious video with many users commenting under the post.
One user said: "I’m only mid thirties and I’ve started already with the odd look."
Another user said: "It's like Facebook for mothers."
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