Dallas Cowboy Micah Parsons Pulls TikTok Prank on Coach

I'm confident that I'm probably the last person on earth to hear about this trend since I avoid TikTok like the plague, but in case others like myself live under a rock, please allow me to bring it to light for you.

There is a funny trend making the rounds on the app where guys call their friends for the sole purpose of wishing them goodnight and recording their reactions. It's harmless fun and endlessly entertaining. It's hilarious to watch these men struggle to understand why their buddy is calling them to say goodnight. Even celebrity buddies are getting in on the action. For instance, here is former NFL star Akbar Gbaja-Biamila pranking movie star Jerry O'Connell:

@akbar_gbaja What’s wrong with saying goodnight to the homies? #funny #comedyvideo #homeboys #friend #goodnight #prank #prankvideo #prankcall #prank ♬ Chill Vibes - Tollan Kim

Micah Parsons Trolls Cowboys Coach with TikTok Prank

So, calling a good buddy for this prank is a fairly low-risk venture, right? You know they will love it, and there will be no consequences, most likely. But to try it on your brand-new first-year head coach? Not many players would attempt that.

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As you can see in the clip below, Dallas Cowboys' head coach Brian Schottenheimer seemed a little confused at first, but then, like most of the recipients of this prank, just kind of goes with it. Good times!

Check out the video below:

@nfl “I just thought he missed me” #micahparsons #brianschottenheimer #dallas #cowboys #nfl (via @Micah Aaron Parsons) @Dallas Cowboys ♬ original sound - NFL