A wife on TikTok tricked her husband into jumping around on a broom by saying she'd edit the video to look like he was flying
- TikTok user Janelle McAloon, or @nellesworld, regularly features her children and husband Joshua in her humorous videos.
- In a recent TikTok, she filmed her husband jumping up and down repeatedly while riding a broom, captioning the clip: "I told him I was going to edit to look like he was flying."
- After the video was liked more than 100,000 times, she somehow managed to convince him to try it again, promising this time around she would actually edit the video.
- The followup TikTok shows the trusting husband hopping upstairs on the broom alongside the caption: "Got him again! #ShowMeYourWalk #icantbreathe if I hashtag #husbandgoals you can't be mad."
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TikTok users are becoming more creative than ever during lockdown — particularly the "Harry Potter" fans.
A new trend has seen people edit videos showing them jumping around with a broom between their legs to look like they're flying.
TikTok user Janelle McAloon, or @nellesworld, decided to take advantage of the new fad in a recent prank on her husband.
McAloon, who regularly features her children and husband Joshua in her humorous videos, posted an unedited video of Joshua jumping up and down repeatedly on a broom alongside the text: "I told him I was going to edit to look like he was flying."
The TikTok has since been liked more than 100,000 times, with people taking to the comments to express their gratitude for the prank.
"This alone is a good enough reason to get married," one user commented, while another added: "This is how trust issues start."
Somehow, she managed to convince her seemingly overly trusting husband into trying one more time, posting a second TikTok showing him jumping up a set of stairs with the broom between his legs — again with the caption: "Got him again!"
The text on the video read: "I told him I was going to edit it this time. Truth is, I don't know how."
She added to the caption: "If I hashtag #husbandgoals you can't be mad."
Luckily, it seems her husband must be used to her antics by now.
On Wednesday, she shared a TikTok which showed Joshua spelling out her name with his nose, having told him the "nose painting" feature would be on.
While Joshua does have his own account, he has only posted one TikTok — a clip of his wife "working hard to be TikTok famous."
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