It turns out that even after Jimmy Kimmel's challenge of giving children crappy gifts for giggles, parents continued sending in videos and thus, the 'I Gave My Kids a Terrible Present’ Part 2 was born.
Much like the first video, 'I Gave My Kids a Terrible Present’ Part 2 has parents playing a crude prank that will potentially scar their child in the process. Horrible gifts this time around include vegetables, deodorant and Barbie dolls for the boys. Of course, what follows is a lot of crying and words of hatred directed at mum and dad. What's funny about the sequel to Kimmel's prank is the added violence and a few children who seem to enjoy the gifts.
Prank your children at your own discretion parents, they remember these things and it could backfire on someday.
What's Driving This Trend
- Holiday Prank Videos
- Creating and sharing videos of holiday pranks can generate widespread media attention and boost online engagement for brands and social media influencers.
- Surprise Gifting Campaigns
- Brands can employ surprise gifting campaigns through social media to connect with their audience in unique ways and promote their brand during the holiday season.
- Embracing Anti-marketing
- Anti-marketing strategies can sometimes lead to greater public interest and viral exposure for businesses, particularly during the holiday season.
Who This Affects Most
- Social Media
- Social media platforms can create opportunities for brands and individuals to generate buzz and attention through holiday-themed content.
- Toy Manufacturing
- Toys and gift makers can capitalize on the popularity of holiday prank videos by creating ironic or humorous gift products that appeal to consumers.
- Video Production
- Video production companies and content creators can leverage the popularity of holiday pranks to create a viral marketing campaign for businesses and individuals.
