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Today, my 6-year-old daughter watched The Lion King for the first time. Now, whenever I ask her to do something, she replies "Hakuna Matata" and doesn't even get up. I think she took "No worries" to mean "Don't give a shit about anything." FML
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Jowisee 29
When she asks for something, tell her Hakuna Matata. She'll soon get the idea!
lat187 18
What a wonderful phrase!
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katluvr 22
In real lif the time is now to teach her how to be a human and that Disney movies (nor most movies, for that matter) are not models for real life. Off that's not how you want to approach the situation, I vote for #47s suggestion.
Xion0014 20
This is the first time i heard a kid take something from a disney film so literally..
Natedawg1217 6
Your kid is amazing. Cracked me up!
schreibergx93 19
Timone and Pumba are the best.
GayboyAdvance 5
The whole point of the movie is that that philosophy isn't a practical way to live life
jonks95 7
Hawkins matata totally means give no *****
JebMcdeber 11
That's going to be one spoiled ass child. Way to parent, YDI.
JackFaire 27
That's because that whole sequence is literally "don't give a shit about anything" that wasn't about "growing up" or "being yourself" that song is about "**** everyone else gonna do what I want" The rest of the movie is him figuring out that "Hakuna Matata is a bad idea" sounds like your kid needs the same lesson.