Mum calls out school photographer over epic photoshop fail: 'Why y'all giving the kids teeth?'
In today's day and age it is not surprising that people will do almost anything to ensure a perfect picture.
But sometimes, when it comes to our children, it is much better to capture them as they are, including with their little imperfections.
So a mum in the US was understandably upset when she received her young son's school photos only to find the photographer's epic photoshop fail.
Watch the video above.
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A mum in the US has taken to TikTok to call out a school over a Photoshop fail. TikTok
The woman, who calls herself @manirenae on TikTok, took to the platform this week to upload a short eight-second video to call out the school and photographer.
The video starts with a wide shot of the photo supplied by her son's school.
"Why his school gave him teeth on his pictures?" is written across the screen along with a number of laughing emojis.
Underneath she has written, "Where the originals?" in capital letters.
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TikTok mum manirenae is asking questions over her son's school photo. TikTok
As the video zooms in on the photo, the mother's voice can be heard asking, "KIPP, KIPP, why y'all giving the kids teeth?".
She then zooms in on her son and says, "Say cheese" before a close-up shows he is missing his two front teeth.
"Y'all know you're all wrong," she says before the video ends.
She uploaded the video with the comment, "The world ending y'all," and a number of laughing emojis. It has been viewed more than 51,000 times in just two days and received almost 8000 comments so far.
"I would be so mad!! That's childhood memories. Kids be so cute with the two missing front teeth," said one commenter, while another said "I might be dramatic because I'd be mad."
"Oh nah, they owe you new prints and a refund," said another.
Others reported other school photoshop fails.
"[They] literally removed my daughter's braces from her photos. I was so mad," said one.
"Oh no! That's not OK. I saw one video of a mother showing the photographer removed her daughter's freckles from her photos," said another.