This father’s singing lesson with his toddler is pure comedy gold. Dad attempted to teach his youngster some of the basics when it comes to singing. Watch the short but hysterical clip to see and hear how the musical lesson went.

Singers are a special group of people. They have been blessed with their ability to create beautiful, ear-pleasing sounds with their voice. The human voice is the first and only instrument made by God himself. Yes, there are hundreds, possibly even thousands of instruments, but none of them are more powerful or awe-inspiring than the human voice.

While all singers are blessed with talent and a God-given gift for creating sounds with their voice, it takes more than that to become a professional singer. Those aspiring to become professional singers must put in an extensive amount of highly focused, intense practice. They must train to perfect their instrument, making the most of their talent and musical gifts that have been bestowed upon them.

Of course, one of the most obvious ways to do this is to take voice lessons. During those lessons, aspiring singers will learn the basics and how to sing correctly. In a clip posted on YouTube, a father gives his 2-year-old daughter a singing lesson. He has her sing this and that, making for one hysterically funny lesson!

In the opening moments of the video, he has the little one sing at different volumes, which she mostly does, and she even follows his movements, creating quite the hilarious spectacle. The father and the child are a great comedy team.

However, without a doubt, the funniest part of the entire nearly two-minute clip is when he has the little one sing in different musical styles. This is a laugh riot. Wait until you see and hear the child try to follow her father by singing country music. You will not be able to contain your laughter!

Colossians 3:16 “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.”