Which should come as no surprise for anyone who knows the Clark family.
According to their YouTube page Colt and the Quarantine Kids, Colt, the father, is a professional musician, while Aubree, the mother, is a professional photographer.
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These two make their living performing art.
So once their kids were old enough, mom and dad made sure to put some instruments in their hands.
Since dad already had the six-string covered, he decided to give a bass guitar to one son and a set of drums to the other.
The daughter apparently has yet to find an instrument that suits her, but she makes up for it with her adorable dance moves.
The father is clearly a gifted guitar player as he opens up the song with a smooth sounding riff on the guitar.
Then both of the sons chime in with the bass and the drums and the good vibes don’t stop until the song is over.
I was very impressed with how well both sons could keep rhythm at such a young age.
The band gets introduced by the adorable daughter who precedes to rock out in center stage for the entire song.
It makes for one awesome music video.
But what’s even more awesome is the fact that this family is spending time doing something productive and fun together.
In an age when Facetiming someone on your phone is more common than actually seeing them face to face, it’s nice to know that there are still some families out there who are spending time together the old-fashioned way.
According to The Guardian, the average person spends about 3 hours and 15 minutes on their phone each day.
Think about all the extra time you could be spending with your family and friends if you just put your phone down!
And spending time as a family is not only beneficial when it comes to strengthening your relationships with each other, but it is also good for your mental health as well.
According to Highlands Spring Clinic, “Interacting with a close social network—especially face-to-face communication, as opposed to digital—significantly reduces the occurrence of depression, anxiety, and other mental illness.”