The year was 2017. Yep, it was really that long ago.
Professor Robert Kelly of Pusan National University in South Korea was talking about very important, academic things in a live cross interview with the BBC from his home office. All was very serious. All was very BBC-like.
Then wandered in a rogue toddler and a baby-on-wheels, both of whom cried while being hastily whisked out of frame by their mum. The hilarious footage went viral immediately.
WATCH: You can relive the hilarious BBC interview fail in the video below. Post continues after video.
It was an interview that perfectly exemplified the perils of working from home as a parent, but little did we know the 2017 clip would become even more relevant in 2020.
Why? Because right now, so many of us are having our own video call fails worthy of internet fame as we navigate the ins and outs of working from home.
From accidentally peeing in front of your classmates and flashing your coworkers to awkward chewing sounds and expletives in the background, here are eight funny AF working from home video call fails that’ll give you a chuckle. Or make you feel better about your Zoom fails.
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I don't think I will ever not laugh at that Robert Kelly interview. The way that kid just bops on in there, full of confidence, and the poor mum, I love it.