A new prank trend called “Just give me my money” has recently gone viral on TikTok. The trend involves a group of friends repeating the phrase “just give me my money” in different accents or funny voices, and each member of the group receives applause and praise except for one, who is the target of the prank. After saying the phrase, the target is left in silence while everyone else looks awkward, and the prank is revealed a few moments later.
The trend has gained momentum in recent days, with many groups taking part in the lighthearted prank, including actor Will Smith, who posted a video of himself participating in the trend. Although it’s unclear where the trend originated from, some believe it was started by streamer Kai Cenat earlier this year during a broadcast with rapper DreamDoll, while others think it emerged from a scene in the 2002 film Paid In Full.
Videos of the “Just give me my money” trend have flooded TikTok, with users sharing their versions of the prank. The trend has become so popular that it has even spawned its own hashtag, with videos garnering millions of views. Its popularity can be attributed to the light-hearted nature of the prank, which has proven to be a fun activity for friends and family to participate in together.
Despite the trend’s success, there are concerns that it could potentially lead to more serious pranks or viral challenges that could be dangerous or harmful. As with all viral trends on social media, it’s important to exercise caution and be mindful of the potential risks involved
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