A reality TV producer has gone viral after sharing a hilarious clip of his family vacation. Unlike most of us, who just share the highlights of our travels, this man kept it oh-so-real. Instead of showing the best moments, he edited his family vacation into a dramatic trailer, as if it were a reality TV series.
Reality TV Producer Goes Viral After Sharing Family Vacation As Dramatic Trailer
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'Bar Rescue' producer Devin McGovern and Marlene Martinez have got the internet in stitches. They decided to bring their daughters on a week-long trip to Hawaii. Then, they decided to capture all of the mayhem on camera and share it with the world. However, they didn't just share it as the moments happened. Instead, the reality TV producers put their skills to use and made their family vacation into a dramatic trailer for the whole world to enjoy.
Anyone who has small children and travels with them understands the struggles. No matter how nice the place is, there will be crying and screaming and some tantrums. It appears that that is the case, no matter who you are. When speaking with People Magazine, McGoven shared that they just wanted to "share a real experience." He stated, "It's not just sunshine and rainbows all the time - parenting in general."
So, when he and his wife, her father, and their two young daughters took a weeklong trip to Hawaii, the camera came along too. Martinez admitted that while the trip was lovely, it did feel "a little chaotic."
Video Goes Viral
McGovern has been creating parenting content online for quite some time now, so he already knew he would be filming this adventure. However, he took an extra spin on this family vacation and made it into a dramatic trailer. The video clip featured dramatic moments like rain while on the beach, a bloody lip, and all the crying and tantrums in between.
The video has gained over 5.6 million views on Instagram and has people laughing themselves silly. Martinez spoke out about the support they have been receiving online since posting the video. "Immediately, all of the people that follow us, all the people that know us, were just like, 'Oh my gosh, we're right there with you,'" she stated. She also admitted that it was probably fun for people to see them all in shambles.
Here are some of the comments people left under the hilarious video.
"There are only 2? The editing made it look like an infestation ?"
"This is the true reality of having kids that they rarely show on social media?"
"Okay, but to be fair, they act like this at home too, and you might as well be stressed on a beach."
