He better get her something else

This dude went for it.

Brutal

He would've never noticed the swap either if his wife didn't point it out eventually.

"Take that, me"

The instant awkwardness is palpable in this TikTok—the guys' reaction feels so sincere though.

A ridiculous sequence of events

The internet weighed in.

@wrrsfhherafb Love life, love to share #dhgate #fypシ #foryou #life #sewingforyoupage #funny #daily #sew #copywriter #tiktok #bingdundun ♬ original sound - wrrsfh herafb While @wrrsfhherafb uploaded the video that went viral, the TikTik appears to be a repost, so the identity of the parent who pranked their daughter and her friends is unknown. So from here on out, we'll refer to the parent as “OP” rather than @wrrsfhherafb.

Is this a devious lick?

“So, I just graduated from home last year ago.”

The audacity of some people

Sometimes parents just want to help. Sometimes parents just want to help too much. But sometimes that's all just a cover. Sometimes moms be snoopin'. And this lady decided that she should make fun of a snoopin' mom by throwing some extra bombshells into the daily affirmations. This isn't the only way someone has tricked a nosy mom. Here's this snooping mother-in-law who got tricked with a decoy key

Diabolical ideas in the making

It should come as no surprise that Peter McIndoe, founder of the ‘Birds Aren’t Real' movement has a sense of humor. The “movement,” which started in 2017 as a sort of meme page joke, has exploded in recent years,. The 23 year old's kooky parody initiative has attracted the attention of many media outlets - even the New York Times. McIndoe's most recent media appearance, however, was a little less serious than the detailed and complimentary feature in the times. While talking to WGN Morning News…

Prank champions