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Kids lose their minds when parents tell them they ate all their Halloween candy

By HotTopics.tv
Nov 2, 2016

These get better and better every year.

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For the sixth year in a row, Jimmy Kimmel asked parents to prank their kids and tell them they ate all their kids' Halloween candy. The result is a glorious compilation of children with varying degrees of anger.

This year was also the first that Kimmel’s daughter, Jane, got pranked. It didn't go as expected.

Watch her adorable reaction below:

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