Watch: Comedy duo makes 'mom' version of viral BBC interview

A comedy duo's parody of the viral 'BBC dad' interview is also recently making headlines. 
It is one of the top five videos on the video sharing/streaming website right now. The short clip shows a hypothetical situation where how BBC's interview would have gone if a woman had been Professor Kelly's shoes.
Professor Kelly, AKA "BBC Dad" has gained popularity because of the cuteness of his kids and the fact that he could not stop chuckling during a live TV broadcast.
Kids interrupt dad's BBC interview in hilarious viral video
The family's interview also went viral  - where he also clarified that it was his wife and not a nanny who retrieved the kids - as his 'superstar' daughter was up to her antics during the interview.
Dad in viral BBC interview video speaks up
But step aside BBC Dad, because BBC Mom is here!
Comedy duo Jono and Ben decided to create a hilarious video showing how the interview would have unfolded if it was the mom that was interrupted
In the short, minute-long clip, BBC mom is seen promptly 'answering' the BBC's questions with regards to Korean politics. Her kids suddenly barge in, but that is where the similarities end.
Contrary to Professor Kelly, BBC Mom took the child in her arms and even gave her a bottle of milk. While her other 'daughter' walked in behind, she gave her a rattle to play with.
Things took a turn for the unusual when the BBC mom cooks roast, irons clothes, washes the toilet and even DEFUSED A BOMB - all while holding a sombre face while opining on Korean politics.
The actor posing as the BBC commentator was quick to notice that she was busy but super 'BBC mom' shrugged it off.
The comedians close the parody video on a high note with the husband finally coming into the scene, but instead of retrieving the kids, he  asks his wife to find his socks!
Watch the video below for the hilarious take on an already hilarious clip.