TikTok is one of the most popular apps in the world and is known to attract millions of users on a daily basis from across the globe.While a majority of TikTokers today are predominantly teenagers and celebrities, there also happen to be a few boomers who have made quite a name for themselves on the social media platform.Just recently, a 37-year old man by the name of Doggface208 shot to worldwide fame when a viral TikTok of him skateboarding to the tunes of Fleetwood Mac's song 'Dreams' trended all over social media.Recently, another dad came into the spotlight for being the 'coolest dad ever' on account of his decision to not disturb his daughter from her online video game!This Dad is now the first parent in history to understand an online video game. 😂 pic.twitter.com/2IcibyKmBc— Jeff Eisenband (@JeffEisenband) October 7, 2020A TikTok user by the name of billyvsco can be spotted interacting with his teenage daughter, who seems engrossed in playing a video game. He can be heard telling her to take the trash out and she responds by saying that she is in the middle of something.To the surprise of the viewers, rather than admonish her, he goes on to make a heartfelt plea on how parents should make an attempt to understand the fact that video games are the same as any other sport.The 54-second clip has now gone viral on Twitter, where several responded to the TikTok 'dad of the year'.'Here's the deal with online games, they're the same thing': TikTok dad's message to parentsOver the course of the 54 second clip the dad comes across as an understanding individual, who doesn't differentiate, nor undermine, the value of video games in today's world.He seemingly goes on to imply that daily chores such as taking out the trash can wait as video games are no different to an actual sport, which involves team spirit and sportsmanship."Parents, let me just explain something in case y'all didn't know, you can't pause an online game as she's got teammates that she's gonna let down if you just have her come take out the trash right now , when we know that trash could wait for another 10-15 minutes. "He then goes on to address his daughter:"But here's the deal, kid, as soon as your online game is over, please go and take the trash out...Deal? Deal."Soon after the clip went viral, there was a barrage of conflicting opinions online, as some argued that he was lacking in the parenting department by giving into his child's whims, while others commended him for being an understanding parent.What seemed to have given the clip a whole new angle was a controversial tweet by one particular Twitter user:Black Parents would never allow this to happen pic.twitter.com/zFewxBIEQZ— Rick Smoove (@_RickSmoove) October 6, 2020Several users were quick to point out flaws with the user's caption as they supported the dad's pleas, which soon escalated into a full-blown debate. However, most of the replies saw the TikTok video as an example of good parenting:I agree with you. Especially since our generation knows how online gaming works.— Edose Ibadin (@EIbadin) October 6, 2020Bro it takes like 10 minutes to finish the game? Why u buggin...— Juice (@JuicedOuttt) October 6, 2020Thank you! 👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿— Just Kiss Already! (@JessTraxler) October 8, 2020My mom would let me finish a TV show, get a snack, let me paint my nails, whatever. She believed in relaxing. As long as the trash was out by the morning, she didn’t care. Do what you want first, then finish your other tasks.— Entry-Level Luxury 💕 (@queend236) October 7, 2020I love how he mentioned that if he lets her finish her game that its her responsibility to make sure once that game ends that she takes out the trash. I think hes being fair while teaching her valuable lessons. Great parent in my eyes— • (@JoyJuTsu) October 7, 2020The comments in this thread are a real headache.My parents were respectful of my time and I turned out great. I have a great relationship with both of them.Kids go to school for 8 hours, let them have a 30 minute break before you decide to make them do more hours of work.— Guardian Pigeon (@GuardianPigeon) October 7, 2020Somebody get this wonderful father the Nobel peace prize! 👍🏾— PiTLiFe718 ( Kevin Lee ) (@kl_venom23) October 7, 2020Dad of the year— Ali Bomaye (@Ali_B_) October 7, 2020Irrespective of the controversy surrounding the clip, there is no doubt that this TikTok dad's approach towards making an attempt to genuinely understand the essence of video games, is something which the current generation would be immensely grateful for.