This Air Force crew just spoofed that viral BBC interview

If you somehow are on the internet and haven't seen the viral BBC interview of an expert on South Korea being interrupted during a BBC interview by his children, then you <a href="https://metro.co.uk/2017/03/10/man-interviewed-by-bbc-interrupted-by…
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If you somehow are on the internet and haven’t seen the viral BBC interview of an expert on South Korea being interrupted during a BBC interview by his children, then you can see it here.


The dad is impressively collected as his wife rushes in to grab the children and pull them out, but the internet had a field day with the interview.

(Photo: YouTube/Jon Millman)

Now, a U.S. Air Force crew has created a spoof video where a pilot is attempting to read her takeoff clearance back when the crew starts stumbling in. Another airman, probably the chief, has to rush in and grab the other crewmen out of the cabin.

The results are pretty great. You can check the video out below: