@amanda_carluccio: Sometimes the tends are just ridiculous… 🐸 #frogprank #thecarluccios

JK :

Lowie :

the original joke is with a flea.

Ericashae :

He’s so cute with his little pants up to his chin 😅

uknowdismannnnn :

The joke is the grandpa s pants 👖 😂

Harfin Buttercup :

The way grandpa looks up everytime the frog jumps 😂

Heaven Archambeault :

“Clean this”🤣🤣🤣

Che04 ♐️ :

Wtf is happening here

katieodwatson :

‘I don’t even see a frog’ 🐸 😂

🌴 BOB 🌴 :

why i'm the only one who saw the frog

BeccaM77 :

“This is what’s it’s come to..” the story of my life 😂

Rasmine♡ :

He even looked at it tho😭

ASSSUUUU :

and he still look at the jacket 😂😂😂😂😂😂

B'klyn Eddie :

The jacket,hold the frogs jacket 🤣🤣🤣 had me rollin 🤣 good job Amanda.

Elliebeautyempire :

Did you see it ?

Vicky :

Girl please stop stressing them

Herald Santos :

very nice

unknown_account2026 :

but they listen 😁😁

بنت الشيخ :

الأم تقول له نظف.. الأم أم وين ماكانت

Lizzy :

His up and down head hahahaha sooo cute

🇺🇸❌ SkeeterLee ❌🇺🇸 :

He’s still holding it!! Lmao!!

L H A V I A :

Gary...you gotta clean this

❌️michael❌️ :

😁

mayasilviyanti :

at the end, Gary threw away the jacket😅 even though he realized there was no jacket 😂😂

Jakovljevićeva Milica :

The phenomenon illustrates how people can consciously reject an idea while unconsciously acting as if it were true. In this example, the observers claim they do not believe the imaginary frog jumped three times because they cannot even see the frog. Yet, at the same time, they willingly hold the frog's imaginary hat and coat. Their behavior implicitly accepts the existence of the very frog they verbally deny. Some people see this as a broader illustration of how humans can adopt assumptions embedded in a narrative or social context without fully realizing it. From that perspective, it may also serve as an analogy for the influence of mainstream media or other dominant narratives: people may believe they are thinking independently while still accepting underlying assumptions that shape their reactions and behavior. Whether this analogy is persuasive is ultimately a matter of interpretation rather than something this example proves.