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The Top Ten Holiday Trends of 2021

10. The Existential Elf on the Shelf

Elf on the Shelf.

Position this glum little guy on a shelf, then watch as he never moves an inch. I mean, what’s the point?

9. “ ’Twas the Night Before the Breakdown of the Global Supply Chain,” as Read by Nina Totenberg

A Christmas stocking with an I.O.U. note in it.

Share this heartwarming spin on a holiday classic with your children, giving them a magical glimpse into the world of trade restrictions and economic nationalism, along with a fun explainer as to why there are no presents under the tree this year.

8. Mistle-Toe

Preserved human toe hanging from the ceiling.

Hang an actual preserved human toe from the ceiling in order to repel people from the room. Because no one should be freaking kissing right now. Hello—Omicron?!

7. Wreath Made of HelloFresh Coupons

Wreath made of HelloFresh coupons.

You probably have about three hundred of these things, so why not fashion them into a whimsical bit of promotional décor? Don’t think you have enough for a full wreath? Go check the mailbox. They’ll be buried under the holiday cards from high-school friends who like to take family portraits posed upon velvet couches that are inexplicably in the woods.

6. SantaCon Hats with Rapid Tests and Small Hand Mirrors Attached

Person wearing a SantaCon hat with rapid test and small hand mirrors attached.

If you’re one of those rowdy holiday revellers who likes to get shit-faced and terrorize local businesses while clad in a Santa costume, then this is a must-have. All hats come with a swab for easy antigen testing after the party, as well as a small hand mirror for you to stare into later while asking yourself, What kind of person am I, really? Do I actually consider these assholes “friends”?

5. The Shruggie

Cuddly oversized onesie.

Like a Snuggie, except specifically for when Aunt Carol starts explaining for the twentieth time why she will never get vaccinated. Just throw on this cuddly, oversized onesie, shrug, then lie back and drift off into blissful unconsciousness.

4. Motor-Oil-Masking Cinnamon-Scented Candle

Person gifting another a motoroilmasking cinnamonscented candle.

Let’s be real—you’re probably going to have to do the gift exchange in the garage with the door open, again. Thanks, Aunt Carol.

3. Candy-Cane-Shaped Dynamite

Candycaneshaped dynamite.

Light the festive fuse on these adorable sticks of nitroglycerin to blow a hole through the stack of Amazon boxes blocking your front door so that you may burrow your way out into the light.

2. Home Depot’s Sixteen-Foot Inflatable Id

Two people bundled in winter clothes and looking up.

Did you think those enormous Halloween skeletons were fun? Well, how about putting the most impulsive part of your psyche on display for the whole neighborhood? Let passing motorists ooh and ah over this giant inflatable version of your most base, primal desires! (L.E.D. display optional.)

1. Clear Eggnog Served in a Bowl Shaped Like Frosty the Snowman

Person pouring eggnog into their mouth from a FrostytheSnowmanshaped bowl.

Really just straight vodka. So that you may drink and forget. And possibly puke onto Frosty’s face.

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