It's been four years since the BBC Dad video

Robert Kelly, the international political analyst also known as the BBC Dad, that made ‘working from home’ famous long before Zoom meetings took over our daily lives, is celebrating four years since the famous BBC interview aired.

Freelancers at the time, especially those that worked from home alongside juggling a young family, immediately related to Kelly’s live interview incident. The endearing moment soon went viral and still produces giggles today. 🤣

Check out the clip ⬇️

Since it's the 4 year anniversary of the BBC Dad video, here are some answers to typical questions and a few new pics:

A. You staged the whole thing to get famous!

Good grief. Please stop sending me your 'BBC Dad Truther' emails. I can't imagine how one could stage something

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— Robert E Kelly (@Robert_E_Kelly) March 11, 2021

Kelly has even recreated a spoof video for the 4-year anniversary. ⬇️

It’s been 4 years since @Robert_E_Kelly, aka #BBCDAD, hit Twitter.

Robert recreated that moment for us to talk about Twitter’s conversation settings—giving brands control over the conversations they start.

Conversation settings are now available for all advertisers.
— Twitter Marketing UK (@TwitterMktgUK) March 11, 2021

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It’s been four years since the BBC Dad video