Zen and His Best Friend Yali Ice Skating with Dads

Whoa, Zed your eyes is crying. You ain't used to the cold are you? No, no, keep it rolling. It's a little bare outside, ain't it? Zed, look at me. Look at this boy. You crying or you cold? You cold? Alright, let's go in. Oh man, back in my day we used to walk in the snow, man. You can't even handle it. It's a little 40 degrees outside. You soft, baby. Okay. Yeah, that was a good one. What's in your hand? A car. What car is it? Orange and black and white. Can I see it? What is it, Hot Wheels? Yeah. Oh, that's a nice one. You brought the whip out? Alright, let's go get our skates. Where are our skates at? Alright, you ready Zed? Yeah. Alright, come sit right here. Take my shoes off. I'm going to take your shoes off. Don't touch the shark. The shark? Yeah. Okay, thanks for letting me know. I don't want to hurt myself. Yeah, bro. You might want to go up, boy. No, you might want to go up, boy. Look at that snowman and a penguin. Look at the snowman and the penguin. That's so small. Wow. Daddy, snowman and a penguin. She said, yeah. Alright, let's go, guys. Daddy, we don't cover. Huh? I'm going to ice skate like him. Can you do it? Yeah. Hi. Daddy, can you hold my hand? Yeah. Are you cold, y'all? Yeah. Are you cold? Whoa. You good, Zen? Zen, I don't know if we're good out here. Whoa. You good? I can't do this. Back. I have to go back. It's okay, Zen. No, not so. Whoa. Uh-oh. Did you hurt your head? My feet. You hurt, broski? No. Help. Is it bad? No. Is it bad? No. For real? You made it. Again. Again? Yeah, I'm tired man. I know you Donnie. That's your Donnie. Watch your foot down! Face foot down! How old are you? Five and a half. And I can skate backwards. When did you start skating? What age? I don't know. You don't remember when you started? You're really good at it. Can you give me some lessons? Come back! What's your name? Daddy. Can you teach him how to skate? You remember the basics? First he should start wearing a helmet. He should start with a helmet? Yeah. Nah bro. You need to learn how to march before you know how to ice skate. You have to march? Yeah. Come on, let's teach him something. March! Scrabble up! I'm gonna get you! Ready! I'm gonna get you! High five! That was so fast wasn't it? Ow! Bigger and longer! Longer and bigger! This is so longer and big! So way bigger! Whoa! Those skates up here. You're already done! Did you guys have fun? Yeah. At least you're doing a little walk. Can I have my oranges? I got your oranges right here. Alright, that was a hit! I think we have some future hockey stars or maybe Olympic figure skaters. I don't know which way we're going. But did we have fun guys? Yeah! Now let's go hit the jungle gym. The day ain't over. When you're with dad, the day don't end. This is endless fun. You know what can I say? I'm a fun guy. I'm the fun one. Alright, so we just left the ice skating rink. Let me tell you, that went way better than I could have predicted. That went really well. At first we were looking a little messy. We were the only urbanites on the ice. It was cool though. Everyone showed love. But then little 5 year old Sarah pulls up spinning. Gliding backwards. And was like, can I teach him the basics? I'm like, teach him! Within 10 minutes working with Sarah. Let's just say my man... What did you say Yali? I'm being too loud? Ok, I'm sorry. The kids in the back say I'm being too loud. I'm sorry. The kids are running the show. Guys, we have to turn the camera off. March! March! March!