Sure thing! I’d slide a tiny whoopee cushion into the batter, then top it with a glossy frosting that looks like a flawless glaze. When someone bites, the “squeak” comes out sweetly, and the crowd goes wild. If that’s too on the nose, I’ll hide a kazoo jam in the filling—so every bite turns into a surprise kazoo solo. That’s the kind of sweet‑and‑silly combo that keeps the snickers rolling.

Nice tweak—tiny buttercream pop is perfect, no full circus. We’ll get the right pop‑level so the crowd snorts instead of screaming. I’ll bring my backup jokes just in case the buttercream plays tricks on us. Let’s test it out—prep a batch, add a dash of chaos, and watch the audience do a double-take before they taste. Sounds like a sweet prank in the making.

Sounds like a plan—sweet, subtle, and ready to pop! I’ll keep my prank journal open for any audience snorts and make sure those powdered sugar flakes stay light and not too dramatic. Let’s get this cake party rolling!