It'll be nice having the whole family around for Thanksgiving.

Oh, yeah.

I guess what you're saying that.

And while everybody else is watching football, you know your cousin snuck off to the bathroom.

What?

And locked the door and started watching some shameful videos of...

Woo! TikTok ClickShop!

Oh, thank goodness.

It's TikTok.

It's TikTok. It's TikTok ClickShok, where, thank goodness. You know how you get.

It's TikTok ClickShok, where we discussed the biggest TikTok videos from the past week.

We're going to get right to it with your first TikTok ClickShok, which is from a startup company in L.A.

that just released a brand new app, which lets you communicate with your loved ones after they die.

Okay, let's not do this.

This is like the black mirror stuff, right?

It's exactly like that.

Of course, it's AI, artificial intelligence, and they claim just three minutes of video

is enough for them to build a realistic avatar and personality of your relative that you can communicate with forever. Okay. So do I put it in my will now that no one in my family is allowed to do this with me? Oh, Brooke, I want to be able to talk to you up. You want to bring you back in the studio. Come on now. I will put a couple exceptions in, all right? Come on, hey, Brooke. And I'll tell you, one of the commercials for this has racked up over 40 million views online. Here's what it sounds like. Hi, Grandma. Hey, Charlie. How was school today? It was really fun. Look who's going to be a great grandmother. Oh, Charlie. Oh, congratulations. She says that he's been kicking a lot, though. Tell her to put her hand on her tummy and hummed him. You've loved that. You would have loved this moment. You can call any time. Ew. It's half creepy, half sad. That's so creepy. She doesn't, that AI grandma doesn't know what he would have loved when he was a kid. Like that is weird. I don't think they're lucky they'd a sweet grandma and theirs because my grandparents were never as nice to me. My AI grandpa would be like, what do you mean you're getting a psychology degree? I said pre-med Jeffrey. And then he'd launch and do a long 30minute story about him growing up poor in the south end of Chicago.

He had to knit his own socks to wear to school.

I've heard this story a hundred times, grandpa. I get it. I take it. A lot of people are going to turn their AI grandparents off after a while. Yeah, probably. A lot of comments were saying, like Brooke said, this is a total ripoff from the sci-fi show Black Mirror, where basically they have an episode where you can reanimate a dead loved one into a robot body.

Spoiler alert, it doesn't go well.

Yeah.

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