Entertaining Drawing Fail: Reddit Video Shows Artistic Attempt Gone Wrong

A Reddit video titled "I'd cry so hard 😅😅😅" has gone viral, showcasing a comically disastrous drawing attempt that has the internet in stitches. The video captures a tender yet entertaining moment between a couple as they exchange portraits they drew of each other. The anticipation builds as one partner instructs the other to hold the drawing next to them without looking at it yet. When the reveal finally happens, the reaction is priceless.

“Oh my, it's you! It's so good, do you like it?” the artistically challenged partner asks, only to be met with laughter and confusion. “You’re gonna be so upset,” they continue, as the other partner struggles to keep it together, clearly amused by the portrayal.

The comments section is lit with reactions that add to the hilarity of the situation. One user humorously notes, "Dead a** looks like a Mii from the Wii/switch," while another quips, “Have you ever seen a human being look *more* like a pizza delivery guy in your entire existence?!?!”

Despite the artistic shortcomings, there is a genuine exchange of compliments. “It’s actually really good, you like it? Yeah, makes you look real hot,” one partner insists, trying to console the other, who can’t help but laugh and point out, “Why is my hair longer than my body?”

The video has struck a chord with many who can relate to the struggle of drawing people. “He didn't try to do bad though, he just isn't an artist,” comments one user, while another adds, “My partner is a good artist and I can't draw people for s***. Mine would be so much worse than this and I'd be hysterically cry laughing at the difference.”

Fans of Kurtis Connor might find a familiar face in the video, as one commenter points out, “Kurtis Connor clone.” The endearing nature of the video is summed up by another user who says, “She really loves that man. She says his picture is cute and she gave him a chin in her painting.”

The video isn't just a snapshot of a funny moment; it’s a testament to the playful and loving interactions that make relationships special. “It's the cute vision that each one has about the other and makes for good stories🤣,” one comment aptly notes.

For those who enjoy a good laugh and a tender story, this Reddit video is a must-watch. The combination of genuine effort, love, and humor makes it an instant classic in the world of viral content.