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This little boy and his “big Band-Aid” have gone viral because that’s not a Band-Aid

Oonagh Keating. Updated June 7th, 2019

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It’s a good thing for children to learn about first aid from a young age, although it’s obviously a better thing if they learn not to run with scissors, eat pennies, or touch that wrong part of a cat’s belly that turns it into a lethal weapon.

When Twitter user paige‘s little brother had a sore arm*, he went to tend to his injury and came back like this.
*or a desire to have a plaster on a perfectly healthy arm

And this was his explanation.

https://twitter.com/unholypaige/status/1136123602665783296

With 158 thousand retweets and almost eight million views in two days, “Big Band-Aid Kid” is going to be trying to live this down for years. People have been stopping by with funny comments, like these.

https://twitter.com/BriaPaints/status/1136240051610894336

But, for those laughing at him, his definition has been confirmed by an expert source.

Source: @unholypaige