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Ingenious kid hacks his parents' phones so that the word 'no' automatically changes to 'hell yes' - before asking them if he can throw a party 

By Valerie Siebert For Dailymail 18:18 02 Sep 2015, updated 21:43 02 Sep 2015

• Reddit user Brendan reprogrammed his parents phone so that the word 'no' would autocorrect into different phrases
• His baffled parents find themselves saying 'hell yes' and 'where the b*****s at' instead of 'no' when Brendan asks if he can throw a party

At first glance it might seem like the young man in this post has the coolest parents ever - parents who not only give the go-ahead for him to have a party, but consent with an emphatic 'hell yes!'

But things aren't quite what they seem. According to a recent post on Imgur /Reddit. prospective party host Brendan - under the username nasshole - managed to hack his parents' phones in order to guarantee that he would get the 'yes' from his mom and dad in order to throw the bash.

'Added a shortcut to parents' phone every time they type "no",' explained the original poster of the text conversation.

Trickery at its finest: A recent Reddit post has gone viral after a young man reprogrammed his parents' phone so that they could not say no to any request

In a screenshot of a group conversation, the creative kid asks: 'Hey guys can I throw a party tmrw night. [sic]'

From there, hilarity and confusion ensues, as the boy has programmed his mother's phone to autocorrect the word 'no' to something else entirely.

'HELL YES, [sic]' is the response that comes from Brendan's mom. But something isn't quite right, so she tries again.

'Wait,' she writes. 'I typed HELL YES. [sic]'

The confused mom is soon backed up by Brendan's father Jim, whose cell phone has similarly lost the ability to type the word 'no'.

'Brendan, she's trying to say WHERE THE B*****S AT, [sic]' he writes.

'Jim, what is going on': Brendan's parents seem totally perplexed as to why their phones have lost the ability to write the word 'No' (photo for representation)

'Jim, what is going on,' mom asks dad, flabbergasted at the words magically being texted from her phone. 'I am saying HELL YES. [sic]'

Brendan, reveling in the success of his simple, puppet-mastering trick, simply thanks his parents for their permission, adding: 'You guys are the best.'

The image has already been viewed on Imgur more than 1.2 million times and garnered high praise from fellow mischievous teens.

'The joke has been done before but the execution was magical,' wrote one fan.

'I don't care if it's been done before, this was the hardest I've laughed at anything on reddit all week,' replied another.