They veteran actor Ed O'NeillKnown for its iconic roles in "married to children" and "modern family", the right waves in the tictor after looking a surprise in humorous video with his daughter Claire.

The 78-year-old star joined her for synchronization of lips on TUPAC's record in 1996 "hit them," and the internet cannot get enough.

In short, but the virus clip, Ed O'Neill was standing behind Claire, sports equipment for apricots, gray Newboy hats and glasses.

O'Neill's daughter struggled to contain his laughter as they caught a song explicitly in the introduction, delivering an unexpectedly accidental moment. The inscription Post revealed Mastermind behind the performance: "This was his idea."

Claire, which has 123,000 followers on the application, has a low internet presence, but occasionally divided into playful content such as driving.

Her period of time, paired with Dead Dad Dadness, hit the chord of the viewers, including one of the O'Neill's former stars.

"Modern family" Castmate Sarah Hyland I jumped into the comments section with enthusiasm, I write ", screaminggggg", followed by several crossings-smiling emojis. The comment has since increased over 600,000 likes.

The video has not only earned viral status, but also offered a rare view of O'Neill's family life.

While his daughter's century are not widely known, shares Claire and other daughter, Sophia, with his long-standing husband, Catherine Rusoff. The family usually holds a low profile, and Claire, especially maintains a minimum presence on social networks outside its tictional account.

Claire has previously entered the reflector next to his famous father last summer, attending the premiere of the red carpet of his FX series "cropped." For that occasion, she wore a chic black dress from her shoulders and wore the appropriate clutch, standing confidently next to the beloved TV Patriarch.

While O'Neill shares personal anecdotes about his family, 2020 opened during the "Ellen Degeneres Show", by recounting his father's memorable dinner that includes his older daughter Sofia and the actor Leonardo Dicaprio.

"I said," I want to go to Ra's Day for Father, "O'Neill recalled, by Daily mail. "And so that my older daughter (Sophia), when she learned, scared," Too much to go, can't she be in Santa Monica, where do we live? "And such things. And I said," No, I love Rao "."

Things turned around when Dikaprao entered the restaurant.

"We just ordered and she was on my phone. And then I saw to look at and suddenly it was as if he was hit. I really thought something was wrong with her." What is it? "What is it?" And she said (whispers), 'Shut up!' "

Ed O'Neill may have started his dreams to make him great in professional football, but fate had different plans, and those plans would turn it into the television icon.

The most famous of his roles like Levac-at-hunting "married ... and the sophisticated patriarch Jay Pritchett," O'Neill built a long-decade for a two generation comedy lovers.

Before his big break, O'Neill had a short momentum with Pittsburgh Steelers, but after cut from the team in the training camp, he turned to act to act, a swivel that would define his legacy.

His blue collar and sharp life of the comedian made him perfectly suitable for Al Bundy, a dissatisfied shoe seller who became one of the most recognizable characters in the history of television. "Married ... with children" He ran for 11 seasons and cemented O'Neill as the household name.

For years later, O'Neill was made up with a more modern, nynced role in the "Modern Family".

Like Jay Pritchett, the non-stupidity of the patriarch bursts and diverse families, O'Neill brought the heart and humor into a rewarded series. The show ran in 11 seasons and won several Emmy awards, proving that O'Neill's talent had a timeless appeal.

Despite the ventilated figures, Al and Jaya, O'Neill brought authenticity in roles, earning critical recognition, respecting industry and place in the history of SitCon.