No one was prepared for this kind of Holy Week content this year.
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With Easter right around the corner, a viral video captured an inflatable Jesus balloon over a Brazilian highway.
The internet did what it does best and completely lost its mind over the floating Jesus, saying, “See what y’all did to Jesus.”
Just when you think you’ve seen it all, Jesus floats by, offering the internet a viral moment of pure hilarity
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- Just when you think you’ve seen it all, Jesus floats by, offering the internet a viral moment of pure hilarity.
- An inflatable Jesus balloon became an unsuspecting victim of a rainy day in Brazil.
- “See what y’all did to Jesus,” one commenter wrote online.
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On a rainy day in Brazil, the inflatable Jesus balloon became an unsuspecting victim of the strong winds.
The figure was seen bouncing up and down in a rain-soaked car park before ultimately crash-landing on a roof.
“I did NOT expect his return to go down like this,” an X user shared alongside a video of the floating Jesus in the sky.
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Netizens joked about how the son of God seemed to be clocking out early this Holy Week.
“Is he drunk?” one asked, while another quipped, “I did NOT expect his return to go down like this.”
“Jesus got tired and went to sleep,” said another.
“He was just trying to take the wheel,” one commenter wrote online
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“Even Bro has no hope for this world anymore,” another wrote.
One said, “The Lord does move in mysterious ways!”
“Whoever did this is not making heaven lol” another joked.
“Jesus got them moves!” one netizen said, while another wrote, “Well that beats walking on water any day”
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The bizarre clip went viral just days before Easter Sunday, which marks the resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day after his crucifixion.
Easter falls on April 5 this year and is one of the most significant events in the Christian calendar.
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People celebrate Easter with a mix of religious and lighthearted traditions.
For many, the day begins with church services and prayers to commemorate the resurrection, followed by family gatherings and festive meals.
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Children engage in activities like egg hunts and decorating brightly colored eggs, while the Easter Bunny makes its rounds delivering chocolate treats and gifts.
It’s also a time for sharing meals and spending time with loved ones.
But in recent years, social media has added its own twist, turning even the most unexpected moments into viral holiday content.
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Netizens were treated to a different kind of holiday chaos in 2018, when an adult blow-up doll sheepishly made its way to a school’s nativity play.
When Helen Cox bought her son Alfie a $21.65 costume on Amazon for his school Nativity play, she was ecstatic to see that it came with a free blow-up sheep.
However, Alfie’s teacher sent the blow-up doll back, leaving Helen puzzled.
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After blowing up the doll herself, Helen realized the sheep was a doll meant for adults, with a huge hole in its bottom.
The blow-up doll also had red lips, eyelashes, and a bow on top of its head
"I have no idea if they've seen it was a s*x toy and that's why they sent it home — I'm mortified!" the mother said, as quoted by FOX 5 DC.
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Helen spoke about trying to take the blow-up doll away from Alfie. But the child insisted on playing with it as he was too young to understand what it was meant for.
When Alfie eventually found the hole in the sheep’s backside, the mother tried to convince him that it was for the sheep to store toilet paper.
The mother said at the time that she was hatching a plan to convince him that the “Elf on the Shelf” stole the sheep.
“Watching a giant inflatable Jesus doing a backflip wasn’t on my bingo card. But I’m not disappointed either,” one netizen commented on the floating Jesus video
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