YouTuber Pranks Girlfriend by Making Her Think Their Son Was in a Dramatic Accident

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We all enjoy a good laugh now and then, but there are limits to what’s considered funny. This week, YouTuber Jake Thompson took a prank too far when he made his girlfriend believe their 3-year-old son was involved in a terrifying four-wheeler accident.

Thompson has a YouTube channel with over seven million subscribers, where he’s known for pulling outrageous pranks on family and friends. His antics range from surprise paintball attacks to elaborate hoaxes. In his latest video, he pretends to be testing out a used four-wheeler with his young son. When his girlfriend, Lisa Brown, arrives to check it out, chaos ensues.

Unbeknownst to Lisa, Thompson had rigged the four-wheeler with a remote control, allowing him to send it speeding off with their son on board. When Lisa steps out of her truck to inspect the vehicle, Thompson tells her he loves it and asks her to fetch the checkbook. As she walks back to her truck, he instructs their little boy to hide, swapping him out for a dummy he crafted.

When Lisa returns, she sees the dummy perched on the four-wheeler. Thompson pretends to let go of the handlebars, and the vehicle takes off, careening wildly. Lisa runs after it in a panic, only to witness it fly off a ramp and explode in flames. Horrified, she believes her son has just been obliterated. As the smoke clears, she dashes over, only to find it was all an elaborate ruse. Furious, she confronts Thompson, declaring she’s “done” with him, just as their son reappears from behind her.

Since the video was uploaded, it has amassed over five million views. While some viewers find it amusing, many others, myself included, are left wondering what on earth Thompson was thinking. This isn’t the first time he’s staged a dangerous prank involving his children; he previously posted a video where he pretended to drop his five-year-old son off a balcony, leaving his then-wife in shock.

It should go without saying, but pretending to severely injure your children isn’t a joke. It’s especially cruel when their own mother is the target of such a prank. Thompson is essentially exploiting his partner’s worst fears for entertainment, which is a pretty low blow.

Parenting can be tough, and a sense of humor is essential, but this kind of prank crosses the line into the unacceptable. If you’re interested in more on parenting or home insemination, check out this helpful link on intracervicalinsemination.com. For those seeking information on at-home insemination, Cryobaby’s home insemination kit is a great option. And for additional resources on pregnancy and insemination, visit UCSF’s Center for Reproductive Health.

In summary, Jake Thompson’s recent prank on his girlfriend, which involved making her believe their son was in a horrific accident, has sparked much debate. While some may find it amusing, many believe it was an insensitive and dangerous move that exploited a parent’s fears for the sake of entertainment.