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The Internet is envious of one very well-informed and sophisticated baby — who may be more cultured than many of us … ’cause a viral video suggests she’s in the know on fancy living.
Check it out … in a now viral TikTok, a woman off camera asks a man, a toddler and a baby if they’re interested in heading to the Four Seasons Orlando — a pretty swanky hotel, for those unfamiliar.
Surprisingly, the baby — rocking only a diaper and looking real young (no older than 1 or 2) — calls out, “Me!” while raising its hand … leaving viewers stunned the little one is already familiar with such a pricey chain at such a young age. Also … it’s, like, conscious. 😆
The video has already been viewed over 19 million times on TikTok … with over 26,000 people weighing in on the situation in the comments — many of whom are claiming the little one is wise beyond her years.
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One user quipped … “how does [s]he know what four seasons orlando is, I don’t even know what it looks like 😭.” Another chimed in … “She’s so little but so grown 😭.”
A third commented … “that baby booked the trip.”
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As you can imagine … people are stitching/reenacting/meme’ing the crap out of the video too … poking fun at the fact the baby here is apparently already living better than a majority of grown folks … and is also well aware of it too, it seems!
Currently, the Four Seasons Orlando averages at $1,350/a night … due to its proximity to Walt Disney World — which may shed some light on why the kiddo knows the hotel. Unless, of course, this baby just hits the hotel for R&R on the regs … that’s a possibility as well.
The original poster even got a kick out of the moment, writing in the caption … “If the @Four Seasons Hotels is looking for a baby ambassador my niece got you 😂🤣😂🤣😂.”
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Get this baby in a Four Seasons ad, STAT!!!
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