Africa parents thanksgiving lol seriously

This one goes out to all Africans in diaspora.
Yep! Thanksgiving holiday starts today and you
know what that means – plenty of time spent
with both immediate and extended family and all
the hilarious moments that come with it.
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies is currently a
trending topic on Twitter and what people are
saying is totally cracking us up!
*barely walks into the house* “Have you seen me
today? So you don’t greet?”
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies pic.twitter.com/
fUNLUOUp42
— Dexter (@Princeeee_) November 24, 2015
When the prayer is no longer about blessing the
food, but now about God protecting us from our
enemies…. #ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies —
julie (@juubolaji) November 24, 2015
Every year: “So when will you get a boyfriend?”
This year: *brings boyfriend*
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/cjnImnOl3a
— Caramel Bunny (@BombDeAfrique) November
26, 2015
Your uncle takes the plate you made for yourself
and you say “THAT WAS MINE.” Him:
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/OcsocKm38T — Awesomely
Luvvie (@Luvvie) November 26, 2015
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies when you
accidentally grab money from your uncle with
your left hand pic.twitter.com/YMpcMSjItk
— mother of moms (@egyptique) November 26,
2015
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies Dad: take off
dat yah doorag when we ah prayin Me: it’s for my
wav- Dad: pic.twitter.com/eNKSbjee2N —
Ikechukwu Quail-Man (@SuperKolmus) November
26, 2015
Thanksgiving without Jollof?
#ThanksgivingwithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/IaAycworjB
— ﻣﺮﻳﻤﺎ (@foreign_ecstasy) November 26, 2015
When you find out all the meat pies are gone
#ThanksgivingwithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/Ap2VQnInNj — ﻣﺮﻳﻤﺎ
(@foreign_ecstasy) November 26, 2015
when you tell your relatives you’re an art major
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/RdCoEq828b
— calvout (@calvinsaam) November 26, 2015
Barely walked in the house & l already have to
serve the adults drinks.
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies — Fetty Wap’s
good eye (@namanda_please) November 26, 2015
The fact that they’re going to wake me up in the
morning to cook..
#thanksgivingwithafricanfamilies
— Hawa Jalloh ♡ (@Smiley_Facee97) November
26, 2015
When you interrupt the adults to tell them to pass
you some jollof rice.
#ThanksgivingwithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/yBBfHeLkz0 — Awesomely Luvvie
(@Luvvie) November 26, 2015
when you ask to eat American food instead of
African food for Thanksgiving
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/7z02wQo3r4
— baby girl. (@EricaNgankuu) November 25, 2015
when everyone else is eating turkey but y’all are
eating this
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/A8uMGmRqMT — .
(@DylanxSnow) November 24, 2015
“How is school?” “When will you marry?” “How do
I take picture with my iPad?” “You are getting tall
o!” #ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
— Obi (@ObiTheChief) November 24, 2015
Your uncle who asks why aren’t you a doctor or
lawyer yet like Tolu and Femi
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/dyDiJPO306
— Deola (@DeolaCola) November 24, 2015
That one visiting uncle who be like “do you
remember me?” Lmao.
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/yMyBjvXOv4
— DJ FLYGERIAN ☯ (@DJFlygerian) November 24,
2015
When mom tells u to take out the meat and u
have no idea what all this wildlife is
#ThanksgivingWithAfricanFamilies
pic.twitter.com/O7XT8xODKY
— Deola (@DeolaCola) November 24, 2015