Prankster Dad Gets Sweet Revenge On Teen Son Who Snuck Out Of House At Night

A dad gets his sweet revenge on his teen son, who was caught sneaking out with his friends, through a hilarious prank that is now going viral on the internet.

The prankster dad who goes by the TikTok username, @rhythmlessman, shared a funny surveillance video of the moments when he caught his son, Jesse, and his six friends sneaking back into the house after a night out.

"When you watch your son and his friends sneak out, you kinda have to F with them when they return," he captioned the video.

The dad strategically placed a ring doorbell camera that captured the teens climbing into the home through a window and startled when the living room lights suddenly turned on and the Alexa began talking.

"Hi, Jesse. Next time, just say you want to go out, so you don’t need to climb through a window with all your friends. I hope you had fun, were safe, and didn’t c*** your pants when I started talking," it said.

It then added: "I may go viral on TikTok with this. Thanks for the content."

The teens freeze and some of them can be seen covering their mouths in shock.

Jesse jokingly tells the camera: "I love you, but f*** you."

According to Indy 100, the video and two follow-up videos racked up 19 million views combined in just six days.

Thousands of comments came pouring in to congratulate the dad for his hilarious prank.

However, some netizens were torn over with Jesse’s response to his dad.

"If I ever flipped off my parents they’d ship me to Chernobyl without a gas mask," wrote one.

"I would be six feet below the ground if I would’ve ever talked to my parents like that," said another.

However, one comment – which was liked by the dad – read: "Man’s said ‘I love you’ like eight times and y’all worried. How many teenage boys you know say I say ‘I love you’ to your parents in front of seven other kids?"

"You do realize kids with this type of relationship with their parents have more respect for them than strict parents," wrote one user.

"You don’t get to decide what’s disrespectful in someone else’s house. Cuss words are just words," another user commented.