After TikToker Corbin Millet posted a video of his parents' kitchen covered in peanut butter, the video went viral and gained millions of views on the platform.
With over 38 million views, Millet's profile on TikTok is filled with a variety of videos in which he pranks his parents.
After covering his parent's kitchen in peanut butter, Corbin Millet, a 19-year-old from Pennsylvania, shared a video on TikTok that quickly went viral with millions of views.
The video's caption, "Covering my parent's kitchen in peanut butter," starts with a normal-looking kitchen in the before shot, but the scene cuts to almost every square inch of the kitchen being coated in a thick layer of peanut butter, including the appliances and light fixtures, except for the tile walls.
Millet revealed to the Post that he first pulled off the sticky prank in August, and the video gained 14 million views before his account was banned.
After his initial video was banned, Corbin Millet, a 19-year-old from Pennsylvania, said he "needed to start my new account with a bang".
After spending seven hours and using 28 lbs of peanut butter to execute the prank, Millet posted a video on social media, showcasing how he covered his parents' kitchen in peanut butter. Cleaning up the kitchen's peanut butter mess was another task that took him three to four hours to complete on his own.
The video has nearly 5 million likes and garnered shocked reactions in the comment section.
With over 14 million views and counting, TikToker Corbin Millet's second video titled "It was at this moment that he knew" has gone viral on the social media platform.
Millet revealed that although he had been kicked out a few times, his parents have grown more tolerant of his pranks after learning how popular his videos have become among their acquaintances.
However, not everyone was a fan of Millet's prank, with some commenters expressing concern over the amount of food waste, with one user writing, "Bro wasted so much peanut butter."
