A trend has been circling around TikTok for a few months now, and it is still gaining viral attention. In the trend, a woman sends her male partner into a store to get a completely made-up feminine product. When the guy comes back empty-handed, the woman films his reaction. Needless to say, it's pretty darn funny:
TikTok user @liv.and.emanol sent her boyfriend into the store to find the nonexistent "Rechargeable Tampon 300." When he asked a store clerk where he could find it, he got laughed at and realized it was a prank.
Although it is unclear who initially started the trend, one of the earliest videos I could find was from user @aaronxpia:
The woman sent her partner to get something called a "Super Jumbo Tampon with Wings." The store clerk had to call over two other people, who had no idea what he was talking about. The guy was a sweetheart though and got her Starbucks instead.
TikTok user @kyleandjade_ made her man ask for a very specific feminine product that sounds like it would be super cool...if it existed:
He asked a female employee if they sold the "Coochie Oochie 3000" and the lady laughed at him, but she was also sweet enough to double-check just in case.
@meetthethorpes tricked her partner into asking for something called the "Magic Fwen Fwen Fresh 2000":
Her man felt really dumb after he realized what he had fallen for.
This video by @anxietycouple features the fake feminine product "Tampon Rash Cream":
The guy had three female employees trying to explain to him that a tampon rash isn't a thing, and he was trying to reason with how it might be — but he just ended up being embarrassed.
@lianajadee's boyfriend was so convincing about what he was asking for that an employee suggested he try looking at a sex store:
It was never said what he was sent in to get, but I imagine it was something that sounded...battery operated? LOL.
TikTok user @brookeashleyhall's partner came back with a snack for her, but no "Rejuvacooch 3000":
And yes, he even asked the manager.
User @suexrose had to FaceTime her man because he just couldn't find the "Cooch Stop Deluxe":
He even asked two employees, who also couldn't find the fake product. On his way back to the car, he realized he was being pranked.
And, lastly, user @amanialzubi stressed out her boyfriend to the max as he was endlessly searching for the nonexistent "Oochie Coochie Bedazzle 350":
After the employees laughed at him, they asked, "Does your girlfriend have TikTok?" It was then that he realized he'd been duped.
I hope you got a good laugh out of these...and, tbh, some of these sound like things I would 100% buy! 😂
