The Younes family of Illinois creates funny, relatable videos that scores of other families can enjoy. Ali Younes explains the family makes between 3-5 videos a week to make others laugh.
features the three Younes children — Hussein, 9, Ceilia, 7 and Mousa, 4 — offering up a myriad of excuses for escaping their beds, ranging from adding windshield wiper fluid to the family vehicle to finishing up laundry.and families. They have 2.6 million"likes" on TikTok alone.
He added,"They get so excited to watch themselves … They can watch a video we make 100 times and still have the same reaction as if it’s [their] first time watching it."Adding comedy to real-life family situations has attracted many viewers. Seen here are the Younes family of Illinois: parents Ali and Zeze Younes, plus their kids Houssein, Celia and Moussa.
The Younes children shown above on left as they claim to need water before bedtime — something they demonstrate in their family-friendly video.
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