This Breaking Bad Parody Features Kids Dealing Candy
Nicole Ballantyne-Choo — August 12, 2013 — Pop Culture
References: laughingsquid
This Breaking Bad parody takes a hilarious spin on the crowd-favorite TV show by featuring middle school kids dealing candy.
The video follows the storyline of Breaking Bad, but with candy instead of drugs and children instead of adults. It begins with a doctor telling the main character, a young Walter White, that he has diabetes, which makes him sad about Halloween. As the short film progresses, a hall monitor finds candy in someone’s locker. Apparently candy isn't tolerated at the school and the kid, a young Jesse Pinkman, is at risk of suspension. Because of his love for candy Walter decides to team up with Jesse. Using his knowledge in chemistry, and Jesse’s knowledge of the candy business, they make and sell candy.
This Breaking Bad Parody has comically taken a serious drama and made it kid-friendly.
The video follows the storyline of Breaking Bad, but with candy instead of drugs and children instead of adults. It begins with a doctor telling the main character, a young Walter White, that he has diabetes, which makes him sad about Halloween. As the short film progresses, a hall monitor finds candy in someone’s locker. Apparently candy isn't tolerated at the school and the kid, a young Jesse Pinkman, is at risk of suspension. Because of his love for candy Walter decides to team up with Jesse. Using his knowledge in chemistry, and Jesse’s knowledge of the candy business, they make and sell candy.
This Breaking Bad Parody has comically taken a serious drama and made it kid-friendly.
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