DESCRIPTION: 

Cherry, tells the heartfelt story of an African American father learning to do

his daughter’s hair for the first time. 

TRANSCRIPT:

Just took a little bit of work and a whole lot of love.

Muah. Are you ready to do this? All right. Here we go.

See? Now wasn't that easy? 

See? Now wasn't that easy? All it takes is some confidence and a willingness 

to get started. And even though I'm not there, I'll guide you through this. 

I want to thank my very special assistant, my daughter Zuri, for helping me with

today's vlog like always. And remember, the road ahead might look rough,

but you can make the journey with a little bit of work and a whole lot of love. 

Muah. Are you ready to do this? All right. Here we go.

First you want to moisturize these beautiful thick curls with a leave-in conditioner, 

which will also help detangle the kinks. Now, part all your hair into sections 

and clip it away. You're doing an amazing job. Yay! You did it! 

That was so much fun. I knew you could do it. Right, right ♪ gonna be all right.

'Cause it's already all right! Right, right. Gonna be all right. 'Cause it's already

all right.Yeah, happy days, happy days. Happy days, happy days. 

That's life. When you do right. Ten feet tall and a mile high. Happy days,

happy days. Happy days, happy days. Whoa, that's life, when you live right.

Finally got a piece of the pie, yeah. Finally got a piece of the pie, yeah. 

QUESTIONS:

1. Briefly explain what today's story about. 

2. What did the African American father learn for the first time? 

3. How would you describe your father?