5 Mischievous Ideas For Brother's Day That Scream Sibling Love

Brother's Day is just around the corner and if like me your love language is all about pulling pranks on each other, then these ideas might just be the perfect treasure trove for you. So, pull up your socks to add some laughter with some great pranks to give your brother a memorable day. 

The Classic Toothpaste Prank With A Twist Of Oreos 

Take a pack of Oreo cookies and get to work. First, remove the cream filling and replace it with toothpaste. Second, put the revamped cookies back in the pack and offer them to your brother. Watch, how his smugness changes into the most satisfying expression.

The Fake Bug Invasion With Pizza At the End 

Buy some real-looking fake bugs and place them strategically around your brother's room. Don't overdo this, but a fake reptile beside his alarm clock might just start the day on a screamy note. You can also add a fake bug along with the pizza toppings your brother likes and sit back and laugh at his misery.

The Next-Gen Version Of Pillow Fight But With Water Balloons 

While pillow fights are all fun and games, if you want to take the prank to the next level, wait for your brother to leave his room. Then, carefully place a few water balloons under his pillow and just wait for the time he gets an unexpected splash everywhere.

The Shampoo That Will Give Your Brother An Unwanted Makeover

Buy some colored dye and mix it with the showerhead or shampoo bottle of your brother. And, then just wait for him to come out and scream in horror at the makeover you gave him. Click some photographs to keep him humble in the future.

And Last But Not The Least, Give Him Some Dessert But With A Slight Addition 

Insert a wooden stick into an onion and dip it into hot chocolate. Wait for it to coat the entire onion and then dip it again. Then show it to your brother, and in front of him, dip it into a caramel fondue. Serve it to him with some vanilla ice cream on the side and wait for him to take that first bite.

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