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* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''[=SnapChat=]''.
* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens and announce, "Newsflash! The world sees Alex's willy!"
* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens and announce, "Newsflash! The world sees Alex's willy!"
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* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''[=SnapChat=]''.
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* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens andannounce, "Newsflash! The announce that the whole world sees is seeing Alex's willy!"willy.
* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens and
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* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''[=SnapChat=]''.
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* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens and announce, "Newsflash! The world sees Alex's willy!"
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* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''[=SnapChat=]''.
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* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens andannounce, "Newsflash! The announce that the whole world sees is seeing Alex's willy!"willy.
* StorefrontTelevisionDisplay: When running home from school after finding out everyone saw his willy, Alex stops in front of a storefront showing numerous television screens, only for a newscaster to appear on every one of the screens and
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* DownerEnding: Everyone, including Alex's grandmother, sees the photo of his willy, and there's no way to take it off the Internet once it's spread.
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** For children (and everyone else, really): be careful what you share online, because once you put something on the Internet, it can get into anyone's hands.
** For parents: talk to your children about Internet safety before they do something stupid.
** For children (and everyone else, really): be careful what you share online, because once you put something on the Internet, it can get into anyone's hands.
** For parents: talk to your children about Internet safety before they do something stupid.
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** Be For children (and anyone else, really): be careful what you share online, because once you put something on the Internet, it can get into anyone's hands.
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* ExactWords: Alex takes a picture of his willy using Snapchat and sends it to Katy, which he doesn't think will have consequences because Snapchat pictures disappear after a few seconds. However, there's nothing stopping Katy from taking a screenshot of the photo and saving it to her phone's camera roll...
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* InstantHumiliationJustAddYouTube: After Alex puts a photo of his privates online as a joke, it goes viral and he gets embarrassed.
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* InstantHumiliationJustAddYouTube: After Alex puts a photo of his privates online as a joke, it goes viral and he gets embarrassed.to all the other children at his school, the teaching faculty, a bunch of random people riding a bus, a newscaster ("Newsflash! The world sees Alex's willy!"), a bully, a sexual predator, and finally Alex's grandmother.
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* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Sam is one for getting the idea to take a photo of Alex's willy, and Katy is another one for sending the picture to her friends, who sent it to theirs, causing it to circulate all around the school.
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* PaedoHunt: After the picture of Alex's willy gets out, he gets a text message from a strange man that says, "I liked your willy. Can I show you mine?"
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'''''I Saw Your Willy''''' is a British PSA about Internet safety that can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1n9Jly3CQ8 here]].
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The PSA, funnily enough, has gone viral itself because, despite it focusing on the dangers of sharing inappropriate things online, people have found it humorous with its use of [[InherentlyFunnyWords the word "willy"]] and exaggerated plot.
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The PSA, funnily enough, has gone viral itself because, despite it focusing on the dangers of sharing inappropriate things online, people have [[{{Narm}} found it humorous humorous]] with its use of [[InherentlyFunnyWords the word "willy"]] and exaggerated plot.
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* InternetSafetyAesop: The moral to the story is that you should be careful about what you post online.
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* {{Cyberbullying}}: This PSA is about the dangers of sharing inappropriate things online has a boy share a picture of his penis [[ToiletHumour as a joke]]. However, it goes viral and a bully sends him a message saying, "[[BigStupidDooDooHead Your willy is rubbish]]!".
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Alex really didn't think about what would happen if he sent his friend a picture of his willy.
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* TooSmartForStrangers: One of the responses Alex gets to the picture of his willy is a creepy man who states that he likes his willy and offers to show Alex his own.
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* TooSmartForStrangers: One The moral of watching out for child molesters is touched upon when one of the responses Alex gets to the picture of his willy is a creepy man who states that he likes his willy and offers to show Alex his own.
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* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''App/SnapChat''.
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* TooSmartForStrangers: One of the responses Alex gets to the picture of his willy is a creepy man who states that he likes his willy and offers to show Alex his own.
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->''News flash: the world sees Alex's willy!''
-->-- '''News Guy'''
'''''I Saw Your Willy''''' is a British PSA about Internet safety that can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1n9Jly3CQ8 here]].
It follows a boy named Alex, who decides to take a selfie of his nether regions and send it to his friend Katy as a joke, but unfortunately, it goes viral and the next day, everywhere he goes, people are telling him that they saw his willy. The PSA ends by saying that if a child shares something online that they shouldn't, the results can be catastrophic.
The PSA, funnily enough, has gone viral itself because, despite it focusing on the dangers of sharing inappropriate things online, people have found it humorous with its use of [[InherentlyFunnyWords the word "willy"]] and exaggerated plot.
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* AnAesop: The moral is "Be careful what you share online".
* BigStupidDoodooHead: The bully texts Alex with "Ur willy is rubbish!".
* ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere: Wherever Alex goes, there's something that reminds him of the photo: first his class shouts, "I saw your willy!", then a busload of people does, then it ends up on the ''news'', then he gets messages related to it.
* EmbarrassmentPlot: The plot is about Alex being embarrassed by everyone having seen his willy.
* GrumpyOldMan: Blink and you'll miss it, but there are two grumpy seniors: when Alex is running out of his school, an elderly lunch lady can be seen with a frown and her arms folded, and on the bus, an old man is seen frowning.
* InstantHumiliationJustAddYouTube: After Alex puts a photo of his privates online as a joke, it goes viral and he gets embarrassed.
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: InUniverse, the reason the photo goes viral is because everyone thinks it's hilarious seeing someone's willy.
* NoEnding: Enforced. The video ends with Alex still sad and embarrassed about the photo, to drive home the point.
* PetDressUp: At the beginning, Alex and Sam take a photo of a dog with a weird hat on.
* SharePhrase: Everybody Alex meets after the photo goes viral says the title to him.
* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''App/SnapChat''.
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-->-- '''News Guy'''
'''''I Saw Your Willy''''' is a British PSA about Internet safety that can be viewed [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1n9Jly3CQ8 here]].
It follows a boy named Alex, who decides to take a selfie of his nether regions and send it to his friend Katy as a joke, but unfortunately, it goes viral and the next day, everywhere he goes, people are telling him that they saw his willy. The PSA ends by saying that if a child shares something online that they shouldn't, the results can be catastrophic.
The PSA, funnily enough, has gone viral itself because, despite it focusing on the dangers of sharing inappropriate things online, people have found it humorous with its use of [[InherentlyFunnyWords the word "willy"]] and exaggerated plot.
!! ''I Saw Your Willy'' provides examples of
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* AnAesop: The moral is "Be careful what you share online".
* BigStupidDoodooHead: The bully texts Alex with "Ur willy is rubbish!".
* ColdTurkeysAreEverywhere: Wherever Alex goes, there's something that reminds him of the photo: first his class shouts, "I saw your willy!", then a busload of people does, then it ends up on the ''news'', then he gets messages related to it.
* EmbarrassmentPlot: The plot is about Alex being embarrassed by everyone having seen his willy.
* GrumpyOldMan: Blink and you'll miss it, but there are two grumpy seniors: when Alex is running out of his school, an elderly lunch lady can be seen with a frown and her arms folded, and on the bus, an old man is seen frowning.
* InstantHumiliationJustAddYouTube: After Alex puts a photo of his privates online as a joke, it goes viral and he gets embarrassed.
* NakedPeopleAreFunny: InUniverse, the reason the photo goes viral is because everyone thinks it's hilarious seeing someone's willy.
* NoEnding: Enforced. The video ends with Alex still sad and embarrassed about the photo, to drive home the point.
* PetDressUp: At the beginning, Alex and Sam take a photo of a dog with a weird hat on.
* SharePhrase: Everybody Alex meets after the photo goes viral says the title to him.
* ShoutOut: The idea of a photo that "disappears in a few seconds" is a reference to ''App/SnapChat''.
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