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When you can’t go to the club, the club will come to you. That is, if you’re turning 21 and your parents don’t want you to miss out on the experience.
A video showing a family creating a “Club Quarantine” in their garage has gone viral on social media after originally being posted to TikTok.
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According to the 50-second clip, the young man in the video turned 21 the day before. His parents reportedly “felt bad that he couldn’t go to a bar/club,” so his mom transformed the garage into a 21-and-up establishment – at least according to a sign posted outside the “bar’s” door, which reads “Must be 21 or older to enter.”
These parents are going viral for hatching a plan to celebrate their son's 21st birthday during quarantine. (iStock)
In the video, which has been viewed more than 370,000 times on Twitter alone as of Wednesday afternoon, the man’s dad is seen acting as a bouncer. Dad is heard asking for identification, which he then dutifully checks using his flashlight.
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The newly-turned-21-year-old then travels inside, where his mom-turned-bartender cheerfully greets him and offers a free shot as part of the club’s birthday policy.
“We let the bouncer, the waitress and I do one with you,” the bartender mom says as she pours four shots.
Those on Twitter were tickled – and emotional – over the sweet video.
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Others even shared their own family’s silly dinnertime and drinking antics during the quarantine.
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Just add these ideas to the list of creative ways people are staving off boredom during self-isolation.
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