TikTok Video Of Baby Toy Telling Dirty Jokes About Priests, Drive-By Shootings Goes Viral

A mom on TikTok After posting videos of her, she became viral child’s Christmas present telling inappropriate jokes.

Ashley Lynn@mamabearash is the handle used by the user. She went to social media to spread the word about a toy her grandmother bought for the child. Walmart.

The As her child played with the electronic remote-themed toys from the company, mom assured them that everything was fine Linsay until she started hearing The toy making jokes that definitely weren’t appropriate for children.

In the video, Lynn You can hear the toy saying “Press a button” “How many Catholic priests are required to screw a lightbulb into its socket? Two: one to do the screwing, and one to hear the confession.”

After Another button press and the toy spun another strange joke. 

“Tom told his friend he has a job with 10,000 people under him,” The toy can be heard saying. “His friend replied, ‘Wow, he must be the CEO of a corporation.’ Tom said, ‘No, he cuts the grass in a cemetery.’”

Lynn That was a joke. “kind of funny — but still, for a baby?”

After You can hear the toy laughing about drive-by shootings with a few more button presses.

“You’ll never guess what makes a clip-clop, clip-clop, bang bang, clip-clop, clip-clop, clip-clop noise: an Amish drive-by shooting.”

Lynn This toy was advertised as a gift for children. “there’s a baby on the box” Moreover, the remote control box clearly states that it is compatible with all models of remotes. “tells jokes,” she didn’t expect them to be so inappropriate for kids. 

The TikTok clip received close to two million views.

One Website selling the same Linsay Smart Toys Learning TV Remote Control It’s described as “a…” “light up toy remote for toddlers and kids with ABC songs, stories, music and fun sound effects and buttons with different shapes and textures” that’s “fun for babies through preschoolers.”

The Single review, which gave the product one star, on that shopping site also mentions the toy’s jokes.

“Do NOT buy this!!,” The purchaser warns. “There are a number of jokes on here involving: Catholic priests and screwing, Amish drive by shootings, A joke about Santa, an honest lawyer, and the easter bunny not existing but a drunk man existing, and a lawyer willing to pick anyone’s side in a car wreck case.” 

“This IS NOT for babies, let alone kids!” The reviewer concludes.

Lynn She posted an update stating that the company had responded quickly to her and that they had confirmed her account. “opened an investigation” The problem is solved by the toy “would stop being sold.”

In A statement, Walmart Spokesperson told Fox News Digital You can find the “item was listed by an outside third-party seller and removed from our site because it does not comply with our prohibited products policy.”

“Like other major retailers, we operate an online marketplace that allows third-party sellers to offer merchandise through our eCommerce platform. Walmart strives to maintain a marketplace that customers can trust,” According to the statement.

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