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Prank Gift Bag
Prank Gift Bag
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Give a gift they’ll never forget with a Prank Gift Bag designed to unleash an incredibly annoying surprise.
When opened, the bag plays an irritating noise designed for a quick laugh. And after the quick laugh, the noise keeps playing. On repeat. With no off button. Choose from three sounds: the blue ombre bag plays the classic “Baby Shark” song on repeat, the white bag with black splatter delivers an endless terrified scream, and the Happy Birthday bag fills the room with continuous farting.
Setting it up is easy. Open the bag to test the sound, place the gift inside, then close the button on top to stop it. Pull out the “pull here” tab, and it’s ready to go. The next time the bag is opened, the button releases and the sound starts playing.
Once activated, the noise keeps going even if the button is closed again. It won’t stop until the battery runs out, which takes over eight hours. So go ahead and give someone a present where the wrapping might just be the best (and worst) part.
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When opened, the bag plays an irritating noise designed for a quick laugh. And after the quick laugh, the noise keeps playing. On repeat. With no off button. Choose from three sounds: the blue ombre bag plays the classic “Baby Shark” song on repeat, the white bag with black splatter delivers an endless terrified scream, and the Happy Birthday bag fills the room with continuous farting.
Setting it up is easy. Open the bag to test the sound, place the gift inside, then close the button on top to stop it. Pull out the “pull here” tab, and it’s ready to go. The next time the bag is opened, the button releases and the sound starts playing.
Once activated, the noise keeps going even if the button is closed again. It won’t stop until the battery runs out, which takes over eight hours. So go ahead and give someone a present where the wrapping might just be the best (and worst) part.
