A mother got the surprise of her life when she discovered that she had invited her entire contact list to her daughter’s birthday party.
Emily King of San Francisco made an e-invitation for her son’s first birthday and the website asked if she wanted to “import her contact list.”
He thought the message would give him the option to select from the people he wanted to invite.
But not only did he import all 487 contacts from his phone, he also gave them access to the party details and told them to come.
“I didn’t just invite my boss, all my coworkers, all the people who were ever stored on my phone,” he told her. Tik Tok followers.
Emily King from San Francisco did an Evite for her son’s first birthday and ended up importing his entire contact list.
‘But he sent an invite based on how they are stored on my phone. I want you to take a second and think about everyone that is stored on your phone and how they are stored on your phone and imagine them getting an invitation.’
Emily (twodachshundkings) added that Derek, who had a rolling eyes emoji next to his name, received an invite, along with a woman called Jess who was saved in ‘Jess – crashed her car in the parking lot.’
He ended the clip by saying, “I have to quit or get a new identity, I don’t even know.”
in a follow-up videoHe explained that he knew something was wrong when he saw almost 500 names on the event guest list.
‘I canceled the party but unfortunately the invitations had already been sent. So people could no longer see the party information but still had the invitation on their phone.
“People were very sporty about it. My boss and my ex thought he was very funny.
“As for all the unfortunate names I had in my contacts, they didn’t respond, which is probably a good thing and I hope they don’t show up.”
Like the invitation on her phone, Emily had to have an awkward conversation about why guests could no longer access the details after she deleted the event.
Emily said her ex and her boss found the situation funny, but others didn’t respond.
People watched the original clip, which garnered 12 million views in just five days, and commented on their thoughts on the situation.
“I had to explain to them that it’s actually more of an exclusive event,” he added.
Emily then claimed that Evite ‘didn’t pay for her therapy,’ but instead gave her a Doordash voucher to feed her guests at the royal party.
She said she was glad she posted the video online, as many people made her feel better with her experience and with strange names for the people on their phones.
People watched the original clip, which garnered 12 million views in just five days, and commented on their thoughts on the situation.
One wrote: “Make a cancellation card and send it to everyone.”
Another wrote: ‘I also have a “jess that crashed into my car.” I wonder if it’s the same Jess.
A third said: ‘Ohhh noooo!!! I have my neighbor saved as “Creep with the Jeep”.’
A fourth commented: ‘Also stopping everyone from seeing who else you invited!! I’d be going down the list and laughing non-stop!!’
MailOnline has contacted Evita for comment.