John Stamos Sings About Willy Wonka-Induced Apocalypse In Unhinged Parody Music Video

Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT John Stamos is singing about an apocalypse inspired by legendary candymaker Willy Wonka in a new parody music video. Stemming from the 1964 Roald Dahl novel Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Wonka is canonically the greatest candymaker of all time, and the character has appeared in a number of films.

The video features Stamos in a suit and a set of rose-tinted sunglasses, singing about “an immersive treat that was meant to be sweet” that ended up causing the apocalypse. The song goes on to contend that not Trump, not Putin, but Willy Wonka spurred the apocalypse. Visually, the song features a series of bizarre images such as Stamos extending his tongue to a giant lollipop.

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