Watch Parents Spy on Their Festival-Going Kids

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The only thing worse than bringing your parents to a music festival? Having them watch your every move on camera – while you party on unawares.

This is the premise of Festivals, Sex and Suspicious Parents, which premiered this week. The first episode follows 19-year-old Lauren and 20-year-old Chris as they attend the U.K.’s Kendal Calling Festival, and their antics absolutely horrify their parents.

Among other things, the two drunken partiers vomit, “have a wee” on the festival grounds, strip down and both make out with and berate fellow fans. Lauren and Chris’s parents look on from afar, and their aghast, deer-in-headlights expressions say it all.

Watch the first episode of the (admittedly hilarious) series below, and get ready to cringe with embarrassment – for the kids and parents alike.

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