April Fool's Day is celebrated on April 1st every year and is known for jokes, hoaxes, and light-hearted pranks. People around the world take part by trying to trick friends, family, coworkers, or even the public—with the classic punchline “April Fools!” once the prank is revealed.
Origin: The exact origin is unclear, but one theory links it to the switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar in the 16th century. Those who continued celebrating the new year in late March/early April (as it was in the old calendar) were called “April fools.”
Traditions:
Harmless pranks (fake news, switched items, silly tricks)
Media outlets and brands often join in with elaborate fake announcements.
Popular Pranks:
Fake lottery tickets
Swapping sugar with salt
“Broken” mouse with tape over the sensor
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Funny April Fool’s prank ideas?
A short social media caption for April 1st?
A playful April Fool’s message or post for your business/brands?