Penelope Disick shares a TikTok with Scott, who tries to teach her math

Scott Disick looks at his brand “Talentless”.

Reality star Penelope Disick’s 10-year-old daughter hilariously dumped him new TikTok video about parents trying to help their children with their math homework.

“In a math class when I don’t know what’s going on and I’m coming home and my dad knows less than what’s going on,” she wrote for the video Penelope, which Scott shares with ex-Kourtney Kardashian.

The post featured a father-daughter duo who looked embarrassed with pencils and pads in hand as they synchronized with their lips on a popular audio clip.

“I don’t know what’s going on, and I just don’t want to know,” they said mouthed.

“Scott Disick trying to do his elementary math homework is making me cry, sweetheart Penelope, I’m so sorry,” one Twitter user wrote hilariously, while another interjected, “He’s the best dad.”

Penelopy’s TikTok account, which has over four million followers is managed by its founding mum, Poosh.

The duo recently came under fire after a teen shared a clip of her makeup routine.

In the removed video, which was signed “Have a nice morning 😊😊”, Penelope wore a pink headband before preparing her skin with the serum.

Then she applied the concealer under the eyes, cheekbones and forehead, mixing it with a cosmetic blender.

Penelope completed the look with eyeshadow, mascara and lip gloss.

The seemingly innocent video was quickly slammed by commentators who suggested she was too young to wear so much makeup.

“I am 10 years old. Just do not. They only have a few years of pure innocence left before they begin learning about becoming adults, “wrote one critic on Reddit: by the sun while another said, “I can’t believe he’s 10 and people support it.”

A third follower claimed that the main problem was that Kardashian (43) and Scott (39) allowed Penelope to release the film to the public.

“There’s nothing wrong with a toddler experimenting with makeup and other things, but it annoys me to be published to the world for them to see … I think I’m” old school, “they wrote.