Hilarious moment prankster son convinces his mother that the TV is touchscreen and she tries to scroll up
- Riley Lemon from Nashville, Tennessee, convinces his mother TV is touchscreen
- Mrs Lemon is seen swiping up and down on the TV when she realises the prank
- The family, The Lemon Brothers on social media, are known for playing pranks
A prankster son tricked his technologically-challenged mother into believing that the family’s TV is touchscreen, with hilarious results.
In the video Riley Lemon from Nashville, Tennessee, is heard convincing his mother that she should try swiping the TV with her finger after she complains that the remote control is not working.
She can be heard asking: ‘Why is this remote not working right now?’
To which Riley can be heard telling her: ‘We switched it to touch screen last night I already told you this, you actually have to go up to the TV and swipe up and down.’
As she approaches the TV he adds: ‘Find a good documentary or something, just scroll up, doing good.’
At which point Riley’s father comes in and states: ‘It’s not a touch screen, what the hell?’
Riley then bursts out laughing as his mother immediately realizes she has fallen victim to one of his pranks.
The family, who go by the name The Lemon Brothers on social media, are known for playing pranks on each other with every member of the family getting involved.
Mrs Lemon, from Nashville, Tennessee, is seen climbing up on a stool to reach the ‘touchscreen TV’ as Riley her son controls it with a remote whilst she’s not looking
The mother finally realizes she has been pranked when her husband comes in and asks ‘What the hell?’
In another video posted to TikTok Riley can be heard telling his mother that the TV is now voice activated which she again falls for.
Other pranks he has played on his mother include telling her that he got a girl pregnant, pretending to be in jail by faking a call, and throwing an electric shocking potato at her.
The brothers Joey and Riley having been teaming up to trick their mother after returning to the family home in Nashville, Tennessee, during the pandemic.
Riley Lemon with his mother, who he claims had admitted he is her least favourite child