TikTok has run wild with their Kris Jenner' Krissed' viral prank and The Kardashians star has finally responded with her own video. The Kar-Jenners are no strangers to a good prank. From the time Kourtney Kardashian's ex Scott Disick prank-called Kris multiple times pretending to be family friend Todd Kraines to when Kris told Kim Kardashian she was going to rehab, the famous family has tackled all areas of the classic prank world. But this time, it seems fans have really pulled one over on them. The original Krissed video currently has over one million likes and over 60 thousand comments.
So what exactly is the Krissed TikTok trend? The trend started when a TikTok user posted a video featuring a photo of Kim and her children with an onscreen caption suggesting her boyfriend Pete Davidson had betrayed her trust. The video uses the song "Space Song" by Beach House and insinuates it's about to reveal what Pete did to Kim. Instead, the video switches to a sped-up clip of Kris singing along to the 2001 rendition of "Lady Marmalade" from Moulin Rouge! The onscreen caption then informs viewers that they've been "Krissed" and should share the video with a friend to "Kris" them too.
The trend has been circulating TikTok for a few weeks, and now the momager has finally responded with a video of her own. The Kardashians star Kris shared a TikTok to her profile that appeared to be an announcement that she'd be running for President of the United States in 2024. An image of Kris read, "Kris Jenner 2024 Presidential Candidate," and Kris wrote in her caption, "I'm so excited to finally announce…" While the news seemed shocking initially, the image quickly switched to the now iconic Krissed video informing the Kar-Jenner matriarch's followers that it was just a prank. Fans found the video hilarious and flooded the comments with excitement.
"I got krissed by the one and only kris," one fan wrote while another exclaimed, "this is the greatest thing I've ever experienced lol." At a time in pop culture where many 2000s trends are being rehashed, the hilarious Krissed trend is also straight out of the mid to late 2000s. The viral The Kardashians star's prank is very reminiscent of the "RickRolled" prank that existed in the early days of social media. While it floated around multiple sites, it became very big on YouTube, and users would upload videos with clickbait titles only for the actual video to be a clip from Rick Astley's 1987 "Never Gonna Give You Up" music video.
The Kar-Jenners love a good prank, so it's no surprise Kris was happy to join in on the Krissed trend. While no one may understand how the trend got started, at least The Kardashians star has a good sense of humor about the prank. If there's anything her daughters love doing is laughing at their mother, so it's likely some of the other Kar-Jenners may join in on the Krissed trend too. If that's the case, then fans better beware, as the next time they think they're looking at a shocking post from the Kar-Jenners, they may just be getting Krissed again.
Source: Kris Jenner/TikTok