Get Rid of Boredom during the Pandemic, Indra Brasco TikTok with His Child

Kapanlagi.com - During the COVID-19 pandemic, actor Indra Brasco actively plays TikTok with his youngest daughter, Syanala Kania Salsabila or commonly known as Nala. This is done to eliminate boredom during the strict Large-Scale Social Restrictions (PSBB) implemented in several areas in Indonesia.

"Nala school from home, her father works from home. So, we have to create exciting activities," said Indra Brasco on Trans TV, South Jakarta, recently.

1. Months at Home

Playing TikTok with her child started from Indra Brasco's boredom because she had to stay at home for months. During the pandemic, she did all her activities from home. The same goes for Nala, during the pandemic her learning activities were done from home.

"Coincidentally, Nala is an active child, she often participates in activities outside of school and suddenly she can't go anywhere. So, whether I like it or not, I accompany Nala because TikTok is happening, we just TikTok," she said.

2. New Activities

Indra Brasco said that Nala is one of her most active children. She participates in various activities outside of school, such as basketball, singing, ballet, and playing the piano. However, these activities suddenly disappeared due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Automatically, Nala looked for new activities, one of which is playing TikTok.

"Then suddenly everything disappeared, there were no activities at all, so she had to be at home. She lost real friends, real daily activities. Finally, whether she liked it or not, at that time TikTok was happening, and she didn't have a TikTok account, she just liked recording videos with a camera. So, I downloaded TikTok for her. From there, at the beginning, I offered myself to join her, together with Yanda (Father)," she said.

3. Quite Difficult

Indra Brasco said that playing TikTok is not as easy as he imagined. Even though it's just a short video, he also has to memorize certain movements. In fact, when he first tried it, he had to repeat the movements up to 50 times.

"TikToking only takes a few seconds, it turns out it's not as easy as we thought. Once we TikTok, in the beginning, I had to practice for two weeks, and then 50 times. It turns out memorizing takes effort and time," he said.

Doing fun things at home is indeed enjoyable, but if KLovers still have to go outside during this pandemic period, please remember the mother's message. Wash your hands regularly, wear a mask, and keep your distance.

(kpl/far/lou)