Hilarious parody mocks CNN blackmailing a teenager who created the WWE Trump video attacking their logo

Whether you think Donald Trump’s tireless online tweaking of CNN is “modern day presidential” or perpetually juvenile, CNN’s stone-faced response has been a marvel to witness, as have the approximately 50 or so new GIFs we’ve seen pop up since the first went viral. CNN, in the meantime, spent the day digging itself further into a hole while the hashtag #CNNBlackmail just kept rising higher. Andrew Kaczynski might (or might not) have tracked down the person who made the WWE video, but no one really cared about that; rather, it was CNN reserving the right to name him should he repeat his ugly behavior or repost the clip that got everyone’s attention.



Some said CNN’s claim that it has added the line “out of concern for his safety” sounded better in Tony Soprano’s voice, but we think Brandon Morse of TheBlaze nailed it with this completely voluntary apology video. -- TheBlaze: “Brandon Morse would like to make an apology that is not forced in any way.” -- Perfectly done. LMAO! This is too good not to share. #CNNBlackmail - The CNN hostage video you knew was coming… This is hilarious. ROTFL PRICELESS!! LMFAO!!!!!! I LOVE IT!!! HAHAHAHA -- Blessed be her name...Wrongthink...For the small minded out there, this is called satire, and it is brilliant!



That was like he acted out the memes that have been going out since last night… A work of art… This may be tied for first… I wish I had bought stock in CNN memes last night about 9pm. It would have paid off better than early investing at Amazon! #CNNBlackmail -- The conversation CNN had with the guy they threatened to dox seems to have gone well.