It was Highly embarrassing, and the kids found it downright creepy.
What would you do if someone gifted you a very suggestive plush toy for Valentine’s Day?
Whether you love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. Stores are already filled with all things pink, red, and heart-shaped, ready for you to buy for your friends, crush, partner, or even your situation ship.
Valentine’s Day isn’t just about love; it’s big business. The holiday consistently rakes in over $22 billion annually, with the average person spending about $192, according to NASDAQ.
Where that money goes depends on your plans. It might mean Galentine’s Day celebrations, a romantic night out, or gifts for kids, teachers, or classmates. Fun fact: people aged 35 to 44 tend to spend the most, with an average of $335!
The most popular Valentine’s Day gifts typically include:
- Candy
- Cards
- Flowers
- Romantic dinners
- Jewelry
- Gift cards
- Clothing
- Unique experiences
But if you’re looking for a funny—and highly suggestive—gift, one item has been raising eyebrows.
Walmart’s Unexpected Valentine’s Day Plush
In a now-viral video, social media influencer @Penguinofnasa captured his shocked reaction to a surprising find on Walmart’s Valentine’s Day shelf.
“Tell me why this is a $10 plush you can buy for your loved one,” he says, introducing the item.
The camera then reveals a cute little lemur plush holding a giant heart-shaped lollipop that reads, “You’re sweeter than candy.” Harmless enough—until the plush starts performing.
To the influencer’s astonishment, the lemur begins singing Lil Wayne’s iconic (and undeniably suggestive) hit, “Lollipop.” With lyrics like “She-she-she lick me like a lollipop” and other explicit phrases, it’s clear this is no ordinary Valentine’s Day toy.
To top it off, the lemur’s pink plastic tongue moves in and out of its mouth in sync with the song, adding a rather uncomfortable visual element.
All this for just $10!
It’s honestly surprising they secured the rights to the song for something like this. While some may find it hilarious, others might feel it’s a gift better left on the shelf.
The comments section was buzzing with a mix of reactions, ranging from laughter to secondhand embarrassment.
One user shared their personal experience with the plush toy, writing, “Hubby got it for me last year… it was extremely embarrassing, and the kids think it’s creepy.” It seems the toy isn’t exactly a hit with younger audiences or in certain households.
Others, however, found the whole thing hilarious. One enthusiastic commenter joked, “On my way to Walmart rn, thank you!” Clearly, the quirky lemur has its fans, despite—or perhaps because of—its suggestive performance.
Some people couldn’t help but draw comparisons to pop culture. One person admitted, “Tell me why I thought that was King Julien from Madagascar,” referring to the fun-loving, flamboyant lemur from the beloved animated film franchise.
Interestingly, a few commenters pointed out that this isn’t Walmart’s first venture into bizarre, suggestive plush toys. One person remarked, “They’ve had these for years. Also, a vibrating tongue elf during Christmas lol.” It seems Walmart has a bit of a history with creating eyebrow-raising holiday items.
Love it or hate it, the plush toy has certainly sparked conversations—and maybe a few unexpected trips to Walmart.
The (phundi) was unable to contact @penguinofnasa on TikTok directly due to restrictions stemming from the U.S. government’s ban on certain communications with the platform. However, they did make an effort to gather more information by reaching out to Walmart via email for comment or clarification.
