An adorable video of retirement home residents participating in a TikTok trend has gone viral, as they gave Gen-Z a run for their money while branding those without 'teeth' and 'carrying hard candies' a 10.
The TikTok trend where users give different reasons why someone should be knocked up or down from a certain attractive level went viral after many began using it to poke fun at their exes - and now, these retirement home members put their own spin on it.
In a video, which garnered over three million views, shared by Carveth Care Center, located in Onatario, Canada, the endearing elders took part in the trend and revealed that 'everyone is a 10 in [their] eyes.'
'He's an eight but only wears his teeth at meals,' said one of the members in the video.
Another woman melted the hearts of everyone on social media when she hilariously responded: 'I'll take him whether he has teeth or not, I'll take a 10.'
The retirement home residents continued to leave social media in a fit of laughter as they branded those who only talk about the weather a 'two' and dubbed someone who 'never wears his hearing aids' a one.
But don't worry, the residents also gave out a few high numbers such as a seven and eight for those who 'always carry candy' and who 'never lose a game of euchre.'
The Carveth Care Center has been known to post hilarious videos of their residents participating in the popular Gen-Z trends, and has even said its goal is to 'bridge the generational gap.'
In one video they did the 'twin' trend and showed two residents, who were best friends, dancing together.
In another video, one resident shared the photo people show others when discussing you, and a different clip featured the residents playing their bingo games.
Social media users couldn't help but to fall in love with the adorable and hilarious residents, and they flooded the comments section praising the elders for their part in the trend.
One user said: 'This is adorable!'
'This may be my favorite version of this trend,' added another user.
One person wrote: 'This is the only version of this trend I will be accepting from now on.'
'Iconic behavior all around,' wrote a different TikToker.