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Admit It! You Have Fairy Godparents!

Admit It! You Have Fairy Godparents!

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"Admit It! You Have Fairy Godparents!" refers to a memorable scene from animated TV series The Fairly OddParents in which character Mr. Crocker attempts to get the main character Timmy Turner to admit that he has fairy godparents. In August 2019, the scene has been parodied in edits on Instagram.

Origin

On March 19th, 2004, episode 3b "Mr. Right!" of the animated TV series The Fairly OddParents premiered.[1] In one scene of the episode, character Mr. Crocker attempts to get Timmy Turner to admit that he has fairy godparents, with the character's movement animated in an unusual jumpy pattern to symbolize anger and frustration.



Fairy godparents! Admit it! You have fairy godparents!

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On August 5th, 2019, Instagram user professionalretard.mp4 posted the first parody of the scene based on Go Demarcus video (shown below).[2]



In the following days, multiple users on Instagram posted similar parodies recreated with footage from popular TV series, films and viral videos, including notable submissions by Instagram users raeraerandy,[3] stdabbers[4] and startup.mp4.[5]

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