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Rod Beckham noticed a lot of movement in his rear view mirror and realized his daughter was in the midst of an epic photo shoot of her own creation. After watching and laughing for a minute or so, he realized he needed to capture this for posterity. It will definitely put a smile on your face!
They say kids do the darndest things. One dad has video proof. This how the YouTube poster explains what lead up to this video:
Some skeptical Facebook commenters have questioned whether the video could be a fake. Others have asked about the wisdom of the dad shooting the video while possibly driving. What do you think? Let us know on Facebook below:
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