r/wholesome • u/padfoony • 3d ago

When Chris Evans realised he started to speak like his nephew

There were no clips on the Internet that had all of these things together, so I decided to put together a few different clips to make this video myself. Sorry if it bothers anyone.

This was just adorable haha.

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u/DeathWray 2d ago

I feel like Chris Evans is kinda like the like the anti-Tate. Like he's clearly a role model for masculinity, but almost never beats his chest or struts. He's kind, gentle, humble, and charismatic. Not to say he's the only one, there's always Henry Cavil, Keanu Reeves, Robert Pattinson... I didn't know where I'm going with this, it was just a kinda weird thought.

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u/Fantastic-Cupcake890 2d ago

There are many, many, man who are like this. Tate is just toxic and gets too much attention.

The everyday heroes, who are responsible, empathic, caring are just boring for the media

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u/Rygaaar 2d ago

John freakin Cena ✨

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u/Time-Box128 1d ago

pedro pascal & brendan fraiser

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u/mikehulse29 2d ago

Some guys don’t leave their 13 year old selves behind…some guys grow up

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u/Fantastic-Cupcake890 2d ago

Making a movie, earning millions for it. Taking 6 months off and spend a lot of time with his nephew... Man it must be awesome to be rich...

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u/rainbowcatcher2020 3d ago

I wike this video!

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u/Massive_Addendum3867 2d ago

I wuv it so much!

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u/redactid55 2d ago

My oldest always said "wember* instead of "remember" and it infected my wife and me. They have grown out of it, I absolutely have not.

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u/EggfooDC 2d ago

Raising my daughters, there were a few words that were just so cute that I refused to correct them… like “pasghetti” 🍝 and “snunk.” 🦨

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u/Horror_Oven 1d ago

Pengin! My daughter couldn’t say penguin properly for years. So now they are an pengin for eternity to me and my wife

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u/TylerDurdenRockz 6h ago

Lol your daughter has something in common with Benedict Cumberbatch

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u/obabika 1d ago

Pasghetti!!! Bahaha I thought that was just my kid, glad we're not alone!! We're still saying it

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u/cdubsb1213 1d ago

My now-7yo used to call tortilla chips ‘tortita chips’ when he was 2-3. Despite my son’s insistence on saying ‘tortilla’ now, his father and I codified it into our everyday language lol