Are Gender Reveals Getting Worse?
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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The most disturbing ones are where the father is pissed off it’s another girl.
Yeah, if either parent has a strong preference for one sex over another, finding out the sex in front of a bunch of guests at a party that's being filmed for posterity and going on the Internet is the absolute LAST thing you should be doing. Mostly because the kid is probably going to see it someday.
Why specifically the father being pissed off? I think it’s equally a concern if the mother is disappointed and lets that disappointment be so public.
The one with the mom actually dropping and pushing her baby because she's having a boy is so... Creepy. Boy moms and boy dads are just gross.
@@Rikrobat either parent being disappointed at either gender sucks, but statistically speaking I feel like the father is disappointed at having a daughter more often than any of the other scenarios.
Or any parent not liking the gender. I mean, your baby can feel it, sense it! When you are pregnant the baby can feel it and just makes me want to cry. A child is ALWAYS amazing and perfect just as they are!
The best gender reveal I saw was for a non-binary kid by their parents. It was so adorable.
The only good ones ngl, if they're intersex at least
The kid the first popular gender reveal party was for later came out as nonbinary...
@@HaphasardWardsI mean I find any gender reveals to be just fine as long as it doesn't hurt the environment or anyone in said party.
The best gender reveals I've seen are ones where the parents understand gender is a social construct and celebrating fetus genitals is weird, but they want an excuse to party and want to appease their relatives, so they throw the gender reveal, but the colour stuff comes out not blue or pink, and the reveal is "it's a healthy baby and we will love it no matter what."
I’d love to see enby reveals!
*Black gender reveal balloon floats away*
"So what gender is your baby going to be?"
"Celestial."
Big sibling just gave their little sib the coolest gender.
"is it a boy or a girl?"
"mortal, hopefully."
@@summerlovinxx LOL
The idea of siblings granting their younger siblings their genders like that is so funny to me
Is it a boy or a girl?
It's a GooGoo Doll
Celestial reminds me of that dnd post where it's like in dnd it would class reveal instead of gender reveal
It's insane what gender reveals became considering where it started. IE: the woman who made them popular had had miscarriages before and was just happy that this pregnancy had gotten to the point where you could find out the biological sex, considering the pregnancies had never gotten to that part before. She had a party with close family/friends and made her own cake (that was like a duck or bunny?).
She also disavowed gender reveals becoming a trend, and her own child later turned out to not be cisgender.
@@PerovNigma Yup! She did. It's clear she really loves her kids.
so it goes with most things. the person who created mother's day wanted to acknowledge and celebrate her own mother for all the sacrifices she'd made raising children, and it not only got turned into a hallmark card holiday where most people put in little to no effort actually acknowledging their mothers, but now all the childfree people want to butt in and make it about themselves talking about "fur moms" and "plant moms" and shit. the one day a year that's supposed to be about mothers of human children not being taken for granted and ignored, and we still get taken for granted and ignored.
@@dietotaku And because it's the 2020s, there are even people who claim that the existence of Mother's Day and Father's Day is insulting to single fathers and mothers respectively... 🙄
@@PerovNigmaliterally how, tho?!? 🙃🙃
The wardrobe one seems potentially the least wasteful because most of the stuff inside seems like it would actually be useful for raising a baby and isn't being destroyed.
It is super weird, but I like that its at least useful stuff.
It does seem weird to have this outside, especially if it is not near their home where the wardrobe can easily be moved into the babies room. But I agree. The wardrobe seems to be filled with some useful items and serves as a gift for the couple/child that can be used for many years.
That's what I was thinking exactly..... If you're going to have one... At least it's practical stuff and not causing a ton of damage.... Maybe not outside though
At least the most upsetting aspect (beyond the absurdity of the event itself) is that the "A" and "Y" on the boxes are on backwards
@@BuddyBouncerthere’s a high school here with a big W logo and the number of people who put it on the wrong side of the car window because they don’t understand serifs 😂
True.
I saw once a trans gender reveal, like with a trans flag on a box and a trans woman came out of it, it was amazing! But the comments were unfortunately not very nice :(
Yeah, I saw that video too. The comments were something else.
The thing is, that's a true gender reveal. And one thing I really hate are the haters.
Every time I see a trans related post anywhere other than safe spaces like Jamie's and similar lgbtq+ friendly channels I feel physically sick reading the comments. Why is there so much hate out there?
(I already don't have any social media, because I'm too sensitive for these kinds of comments, I don't want to have to considerably limit my use of YT too..)
I got curious and I looked it up and I indeed found it. Every single comment in that comment section is fucking horrible. There is one that was like kind of nice? It's from a trans person, actually and the responses to that comment were, of course, awful. Someone was calling them a Jew which is... yeah.
@@borealernadelwald i mean, those who hate trans people tend to have lots of free time, and they love obsessing over us
The balloons and planes are just the textbook definition of what's wrong with gender reveals
Iirc one of the planes crashed and they kept celebrating.
Or when people are starving.... lets waste money on this
@@CoMorbiditty isn’t humanity great? I hate it here. 🥲
Hard to agree with you imagine spending millions of dollars on your unborn kid just... To tell your friends and family what set of genitals they have. Like yikes,
I hate seeing ridiculous amounts of waste in any context…but when it’s for something as unimportant as a “gender reveal” it’s just so, so stupid. 🤦♂️
The wardrobe one could be really sweet if it was paired with a baby shower and it was stocked by gifts from friends of the couple to help with baby prep
It kind of looks like that. You can see quite a few clothes.
That's what I thought it was, I was getting boomer vibes (I mean that jokingly of course!) from Jamie on that one hah. I thought it was nice, a new place for baby stuff, already half filled with said baby stuff. I liked that one.
I agree, at least there was stuff in there that they could use, instead of renting vehicles for a day
The one where the balloon ran away was non binary rebellion, relatable
LOL Should have been a yellow balloon then :D Its usually the neutral colour if you dont want to use the traditional ones.
I organized a gender reveal for myself a couple years back. I had a white-frosted piñata cake that was layered with the colors of the genderfluid flag, and it was filled with Skittles that spilled out when cut. 🎉
I did a gender reveal with my trans ftm friend a few weeks back so he could come out to his mum. We bought a small cake and crappily wrote “boy” in writing frosting on top. We also bought a “it’s a boy!” Pin and a blue paper confetti popper. It was just the three of us and his mum found it very cute.
Just the fact that they call it gender reveal instead of sex reveal is ridiculous to begin with.
Isn't pregnancy a sex reveal anyway?
@@niknak8412LMAO
@@niknak8412Ayyyyyyyy
I think it’s because the parents who hold “gender reveal” parties are the kinds of people who think gender is the child-friendly word for sex.
@@niknak8412 😂 I love that response.
the cupboard one at the start was probably "We want to have a gender reveal party but there have been too many disasters in recent years. If we want to do one, we are gonna do a small and safe one. Get someone to fill a cupboard with colourful stuff"
cupboard? you mean the wardrobe? i get the feeling that's the actual wardrobe from the nursery and they were like "fill 'er up, fam, and we'll find out when we see the stuff we got"
I actually was okay with that one I figure that was the cupboard they bought for the baby's actual room and they're going to be using if for the baby. I don't really worry about genders at this age. Believe me, the kid is not going to care of notice for quite some time.
My first thought was they combined it with a baby shower. Revealing the gender with things the parents actually need for the baby like clothes makes WAY more sense than wasting money (and damaging the environment) with balloons/smoke/dyes/fires/etc. That cupboard is actually useful!
Once they get it out of the field, of course. I guess it's simply unrealistic to expect anyone throwing a gender reveal party to make sense 100% of the time, the silly sausages (or silly NOT sausages - wait for the bbq to explode to find out which!) 😂
My first thought was that the cupboard was a closet & a trans person was going to be inside :D
0:37 if the pregnant person has regularly done lifting pre-pregnancy, and they’ve spoken to their doctor about it, it’s safe to lift while pregnant. However it wouldn’t be recommended to start doing lifting during pregnancy if it’s not something you’ve done before. Or if they have a high risk pregnancy, it wouldn’t be recommended.
They might not have been real weights? Just imitation ones and they held them together to give the ILLUSION that its heavy? Its just being done for a stunt after all, no sense risking a sprained wrist with a real one.
The 'If' in that sentence is doing a *lot* of heavy lifting.
Considering that there have been multiple deadly gender reveal fails, I don't think you're being overly cautious to worry about the car.
Im trans, i wanted to come out to my family, did My own gender reveal
Yes! That's the kind of gender reveal I like!
I wonder how I would do that. I'm agender and the only thing I can think of is slathering a balloon in whipped cream so when I reveal what's inside the "cake", it would just pop, haha.
(Just a hypothetical, because I don't have anyone I would want to tell anyways)
@@borealernadelwald You've told us, and I for one am happy for you ❤
@@TCHorwood-xq7mw Thank you. Those words made me unreasonably happy. 💚
@@borealernadelwald 🫂
funny story that i guess is a little relevant
so i just had a baby last week and i had to get her blood drawn the other day. i appreciate the hospital being really inclusive and all, seeing as they have a policy where each and every patient is required to fill out a small sheet answering about sexuality preferences and gender identity. the hospital wanted to know if my 3 day old is trans.
That’s hilarious like. Gender isn’t even a concept for them until like 5 lol
It's probably just easier for them to use the same form for everybody, but it's still funny.
Meanwhile the little bean hardly knows they're a human yet
@@ttintagel yeah exactly! i'm not complaining, just havin a giggle
@@teritt more like two but yeah
That second one. I wonder how many children in third world countries could have been immunized with the money they spent on all that. I know, people can do with their money as they wish but that was just ridiculously over the top.
I actually liked the idea pf the wardrobe one, because they can use the stuff they're going to need to buy anyway, but I'd just troll everyone by going with a colour that wasn't blue ore pink and letting everyone be confused. 😂
I agree giving a cake a c section is just creepy. Suddenly don't want dessert.
at least they didn't make the cake "bleed"
I'm hoping it wasn't a red velvet cake.
@@dietotaku Missed opportunity😆
As a c section baby myself, I think its kinda cute!
I don't even discuss my kids' sex or gender on the public internet after they are born. I don't share their names or their pictures or info about them until they're old enough for informed consent. We all got to create our own online persona. Our kids deserve the same opportunity to decide how much of themselves to share with the public. If I feel the urge to share how cute my kids are, I share pictures of myself from when I was a kid instead.
What?! A reasonable responsible parent? With healthy boundaries around their children’s info? How dare you.
@@sunnyandthechlo I guess I have a lot of chutzpah? I sure try to be reasonable and responsible. They're kinda depending on me to keep them healthy, safe, and happy and teach them to keep themselves healthy, safe, and happy as they grow up.
If by some miracle, I ever have a reason to hold a gender reveal party, it will absolutely be a trans-ish event... blue and white and pink up front, and blue and white and pink in the reveal with a note saying, "They'll let us know when they figure it out."
7:15 do you think when the kids are older and watch these videos back, see the bad reactions they will think "Mommy/Daddy didn't wan me?"
Very likely.
8:11 I think what happened is that they knew they were having ONE baby, and they received a box with both colors in it. That service royally screwed up!
This reminds me of when one of my friends came out at Non-Bianary and their parents, to show support did a “re-gender reveal” and everything was yellow and purple contrary to blue or pink and ngl it was really wholesome in my eyes
every second they exist, they seem worse to me
Are you talking about gender reveals or babies?
@@libraryoflilylol199 why not both?
The wardrobe one bothers me the least because its obviously for the baby's room and they'll just move into the nursery now.
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Not the gender reveal parties 😭😭😭
It could be because I'm nonbinary but I genuinely don't understand gender reveals. Who decided that you need to tell everyone what shape your kids' parts are?
I don't understand an entire party for the reveal of a gender either. Maybe just a party for the child and just mention their gender
I think that if you know that one of the options of your child's genitals will disappoint you, maybe don't have a gender reveal? Unless you're going to be happy regardless, do that in private?
Or maybe don't have a kid lol
The second one just made me think the child’s gender was “climate disaster.”
Ah yes, the best gender; "climate disaster"
I think I do a gender reveal for my child when they are 12 years old, and the child will tell the guest themselves.
I would probably be a little horrified if I found out I was having twins. "You know that carefully thought out financial plan? Time to burn it and get a second job. Surprise!" 😅
I bet 10:45 was loud too, it could’ve damaged a child’s hearing.
4:39 THIS is the only acceptable way to do this. What is it? A BABY! YAY!
Might be an unpopular opinion, but I actually really liked the wardrobe one. No ridiculous explosions, instead a wardrobe full of useful baby supplies!
Agree, if you want to do a reveal, a colored cake or wardrobe full of baby supplies is pretty harmless.
People are excited about their babies. Could they be excited about something other than gender? Sure. But if it doesn't hurt anyone, I'm not hating.
Sold out for my state, but the location gave me anxiety anyway. I kept trying to get myself to feel like I could do it. Too late sold out. Which I am happy it is for you.
I did recently see a very sweet and wholesome gender reveal 'fail'. Mum knew and was revealing to dad with a homemade cake but the cake didn't work cos it turned out green, mum being very hormonal starts crying cos it didn't work so dad comforted her and suggested an alternative. The cake was decorated with fresh blueberries and strawberries so he suggested she feed him one while he had his eyes closed and that would reveal it for him.
She fed him a blueberry and they were both very excited and very happy. ❤ It was a really sweet little video.
if i ever have a child, im doing a reverse gender reveal, where instead of revealing their gender, it'll just say "ITS A CHILD!" and watch everyone's disappointment as they had all been so eager to find out its gender, and revel in their misery >:D
"It's a human!"
Every time I see a balloon fly away on one of these without popping I yell "It's a they!" and throw my hands up in celebration
I mean, there are lots of fundamental issues with gender reveals, but the one that bothers me the most is that the first gender reveal was for a trans kid, and then it got coopted into a glorified cisnormative baby shower based on an incorrect understanding of how gender works
My aunt had gender reveals for her rainbow babies after she miscarriaged.
They were parties to mark that she was out of the higher risk stage. She had purple and orange as theme colours.
They really gave a little kid scissors and thought that they wouldn't cut the string???😂😂
19:12 expecting a small child to pop a ballon with scissors is ridiculous… of course the kid cut the string 😆
My opinion on gender reveals: they are unnecessary and can be a danger for humans and/or the environment
Honestly, I love the wardrobe one, as long as the items in it are gifts! Its a nice way fir their community to support them, rather than it just be about gender!
9:20 You know what?
This one is kind of a vibe. Like it's somewhat high effort to do this but NOT high expense. And like the umbilical cord and everything...
It's sort of morbid cute.
If you handed me a paint sprayer, I'd definitely keep spraying until it either runs out of paint or someone takes it away from me. Because I'm socially awkward and spraying paint is way more fun than having to interact with the whole extended family and whoever else showed up. Then again, I wouldn't have a gender reveal in the first place. Sure, there'd be some kind of baby announcement, but it's not like amab and afab babies have hugely different needs during their first year, so people would get to know once the baby is there and we tell them its name.
My favorite will always be my friend who did it by having their toddler daughter have a cupcake with the colored frosting inside it figuring she would tear into it…
It was five minutes of this adorable girl eating frosting off the top of the cupcake until mom finally had to cut it open.
(12:20) There as a gender reveal "fail" where they did cut the cake. But the colour got stuck on the knife so it was revealed before the first slice was cut. I think it was even revealed before the first cut was complete. Using a glass avoids that. But it's still messy as you say.
I'm almost 10 weeks pregnant right now. We're going to being doing some genetic screening soon, which could also tell us the sex of the fetus. We have no plans to make a big deal out of it, just, "Oh, it's a girl. Ok."
To each their own not everyone has to throw parties for it and its fine.
I'm sure you have had these comments but I'm bummed you're not coming to Atlanta. There is a large queer community here. I know you're in the UK but Georgia being a purple state in the US south is a huge win that should be rewarded.
They should have used the airplanes to relase the blue colour
The worst thing about that car one is the person recording the video being in the middle of the road with cars coming right at them in order to get that shot...
I think gender reveal parties put a lot of pressure on the unborn child, that so much is being made of this aspect of them before they fully exist in the world. My parents didn't do any party like this when my mom carried me, but I grew up on stories about how my being born made my mom a mom, my grandma a grandma, and my sister a big sister (instead of being "the only girl"); basically emphasizing my relationship with the female relatives in my family. I took that story to heart, as it felt like my own personal "lore", and I think growing up with that made accepting how I feel about my gender more difficult. That is, I actually think my family would be generally accepting of it, but the innocent stories I was told as a child contributed to feelings of pressure to conform to my assigned gender that I imposed upon myself. I can only imagine how much more difficult it would be for a trans person whose parents spent thousands of dollars to reveal their gender to the world to come out to them later on.
Also, I live out in CA where I'm pretty sure one of the big fires from a few years ago started because of a gender reveal party using fireworks, so for the fire hazards alone, I think the fireworks are completely unnecessarily dangerous and risky. Imagine being the child whose gender reveal party burned down someone's home...
These just make me think that some people have way more money than they ought to. I'm glad they're happy but it just feels SO wasteful.
The amount of money spent on some of these reveals is absolutely RIDONCULOUS 🤦♀️🤣💜
Imagine wasting so much money on a show off of your unborn child's gender. What if the kid is gonna be born intersex or trans or decide to change their gender? xD
We need to rename some of these Gynecological Baby Showers
Gender reveal parties are kinda like watching NSFW
everytime people push boundries more and more
My mom purposely didn’t find out my gender or tell any family about it. Not for a gender reveal, but because she didn’t want to. Guess who wore “genderless” clothing as a baby and is now nonbinary? Super cool coincidence
I am in the same camp as the person with the t-shirt… gender is a social construct 😂
no, you are not allowed to lift heavy things when you're preggo, cuz it adds stress to the body.
The only exception is if you were a weightlifter before you were pregnant. Usually what you did regularly before you were pregnant you can do while you are pregnant under the guidance of a dr. It's different if you just decide you're going to start lifting though lol
Hopefully, he did all the lifting and she just had her hands on the bar.
OMG the little girl cutting the balloon away made my day I would have LOVED that so much! You better watch her around her younger sib when born hide those scissors!
Just finished your book and realized we have the same hrt-iversary! Love the book and love the video. Keep it on, fellow bro 🤜🤛
If anyone in my family ever insists on a gender reveal for my spouse and I, I am putting purple in the reveal cake or whatever. Congratulations, all this excitement just for everyone to still not know what we are having. 😂 Malicious compliance for the win!
"It's a.... Human!"
Yay another video of a oddly relatable things (still cis though)
Had my first baby in '95, just told people it was a baby. No gender reveal. Turns out that was a good plan on my part as they are non-binary!
I liked the cake cut with fancy glasses. Gives you a fancy thing to hold up for pics
I wonder if the plastic bubble was so that the balloons didn't float away and scatter into the atmosphere? Like, trying to be environmentally conscious?
Imagine you spend that much money on a gender reveal and your kid ends up being non-binary(I love the non-binary identity, I think it's a really interesting and cool identity) tbh the only reason i would ever go a gender reveal would be for the food
gender reveals are so extravagant. like get a cool cake, chomp into it, have fun, but when planes, cars, and fire are involved, maybe avoid them.
These people have wayyy to much time and money that they don't know what to do with..especially the planes!!
Just... go with cake or cupcakes....a whole lot less wasteful and less harmful.
Our “gender reveal” was me putting text on a cute photo of our dog that said “I’m getting a brother” that we sent to our families after the doctor called with our genetic testing results (everything is good!) and also what will be the assigned gender until they’re old enough to tell us if it’s any different. Family did want to know just because it was exciting for them and also for buying things, and we wanted to know to help us with names (it didn’t, we still don’t have a name haha).
My kids are young teens. No gender reveals.
My SIL’s 4 kids are under 6. No gender reveals.
We live in the US, and I’m SO grateful this just isn’t a thing in my extended family!
The reason for the planes? The only thing I can think of is that one of the parents is in the Air Force, and this was a way to involve their teammates.
I once had a cute gender reveal. The only reason it was happening was because of demon MIL, Mom didnt even want it. So she set her friend on it, who is the best person i know now. It looked like a classic reveal, but then parents, MIL and moms parents got called to the 'stage' they got blindfolded for the surprise, and shit went down. People started to take all the blue/pink balloons away, and put green and brown (parents favourite colours) balloons in their place. The "Its a..." Banner got replaced with a different one, it looked like a musicals set change. When it was all done the blindfolds came of, and they got to read "ITS A HEALTHY BABY!". Parents started crying and hugging with happiness, we were all laughing, MIL was pissed. Turns out parents had fertility issues, and the reminder that kid was okay made them emotional, which was the reason mom didnt want the reveal. Kid is now happily non-binary and indeed still very healthy
The huge amounts of money spent on some of these are crazy
I want to see a gender reveal party where only the couple are in on it and all the guests think it’s a normal gender reveal party, and then they pop the balloon or whatever and it comes out green and they all look confused and then a little animatronic xenomorph from Alien bursts out through the pregnant partner’s shirt with a bunch of fake blood and everybody just screams.
so sad I can't see you on tour (I'm working a summer camp the whole time 😭) Jamie!! So taking my chance here to say that I've been following you since before I knew I was trans, there has always been something so comforting about you that helped me come to terms with my own identity and I appreciate you so much ❤❤❤
Slug C-section was a bit off-putting.
The water bottles are probably because in some countries, like the US, people don't really drink tap water. Everyone always just has bottled water
yeah, that one seemed very chill. just a party with pink and blue snacks and drinks and a bit of colored confetti.
They are all cringeworthy and the more expensive, the more cringe.
Extravagant, self-indulgent, and really quite unnecessary - my feeling on all of this gender-reveal crap.
Guess I'm too Gen-X, because from what I saw, my generation just had a baby shower and didn't need to throw multiple parties for themselves.
I honestly think that gender reveals were born out of push back from trying to teach certain people that gender and sex are different things, which is why they don't have sex reveals. And what do these do if the child is born intersex?
NEON ORANGE GLITTER for an intersex child :)
If the parents would like to find out the gender of their child before it is born, go for it. If the extended family wants to find out but not the parents, the extended family can politely be told to kick rocks. I am not a fan of gender reveal parties because not only can they be expensive, hazardous to the environment and can be a pathetic gift grab for the parents. What ever happened to having a family dinner and announcing it at the dinner table or simply having a cake that reveals the gender at said dinner. Nice respectful generally inexpensive to find out if the child that will be born in a few months. Personally I would prefer a surprise when the child exits the womb instead of knowing before, especially if one party will be disappointed if you have one gender but not the other.
I just find these things completely baffling
The wardrobe one is probably in the couples back yard and it is probably meant to be a gift along with all the stuff inside. I really doubt it was meant just for the gender reveal.
Honestly alot of these over the top videos just feel like a flagrant display of wealth and a show of their disregard for the environment, especially considering how much emissions the planes create. I like the smaller ones, like the couple popping the sandbags and the parents opening the wardrobe. If i ever have a kid, when i find out the gender i'm just gonna text everyone I know immeadiately lol.
the slug thing looks like a Flork comic, which is super weird because on the one hand, i cannot imagine the overlap between "people who are big enough fans of Flork to put a Flork on a cake" and "people who have gender reveal parties" is very large
on the other hand, "c-section gender reveal cake" *absolutely* sounds like it would be a Flork comic
It's a dinosaur 😭
Glass in the cake is a thing. I've never seen in real life, so I assume it's either a bougie and/or older thing. But it isn't new.
I have never understood gender reveal parties. To me, the only gender reveal that's exciting, is when the parents find out, and then to siblings. When I meet someone who's expecting, I may ask if they know what they're having, but it's out of politeness - it really doesn't matter.
I think the second one was probably also a photo shoot and that’s probably why there was so much
15:28 she looks like she's one of those "i don't get along with other women"/"boy mom" types with just waaaay too much internalized misogyny
When I first learned of gender reveals it was the simple what color is inside the cake or what color onesie is in a box type thing and often served as a birth announcement/gender reveal party that you would have with a small group of family and close friends. This can be sweet as a surprise your going to be grandparents kind of moment. Over the years, they have definitely gotten over the top to the point of being dangerous and/or environmentally unfriendly in many cases.
Let people do what they want want as long as it doesn't harm anyone or the environment. As I say to each their own taste...
Then again some people on thw comemnts keep saying it was for a mother who finally carried a child to term to see their gender and celebrated that. I think it is deeper, but some people have taken it out of hand to the point others think its pointless or stupid.
That one lady consumed and inhaled so much blue powder, the baby's gonna come out a fully fledged member of the Blue Man Group.
Ngl, as much as the wardrobe is a strange one, if it's actually gonna get used I find it to be one of the least concerning of the ones that show up in these groups of gender reveals. As for so so so many of the others, it often feels like they are trying to compete with each other, to be extra memorable.
The last one was meant to be a snow globe. The sprayer was a drywall texture gun. I am guessing he don't stop because the he was trying to empty mud before having to clean the gun.
Dying at the cake. I’m too high for this 😂
I would eat glass cake too