WATCH: $14M worth Lane Kiffin gets pranked by Jaxson Dart and Co while engaging in viral social media trend

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin found himself the latest victim of the viral TikTok prank, "Just Give Me My Money," thanks to quarterback Jaxson Dart and the Rebels squad. The prank, which has caught countless celebrities and athletes off guard, left Kiffin both amused and shocked.

The trend involves participants chanting “Just give me my money” in various accents and styles, earning cheers and applause from those in on the joke. However, when the unaware participant is done with his turn, awkward silence prevails.

Kiffin's reaction to the prank was priceless and quickly went viral, with the reel captioned:

"Jus gimme my money💰🤣"

This isn't the first time Lane Kiffin, who has a net worth of $14 million per CelebrityNetWorth, has been caught unsuspecting by a social media trend.

An old post featuring his reaction to his daughter Landry Kiffin's 2022 prank resurfaced recently. The viral TikTok on the "Ugly Baby" trend showed Landry presenting Kiffin with a photo of an "ugly baby" during a fake FaceTime call.

Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin's QB headache ft. Jaxson Dart

The Rebels coach has no doubts about his QB1, as Jaxson Dart is the man for Kiffin this season. However, intense competition is brewing in the backup battle, with Walker Howard and Austin Simmons as the top contenders alongside true freshman AJ Maddox.

In an Ole Miss press conference on Monday, coach Kiffin acknowledged the strong performances of all his quarterbacks.

“It’s been really competitive in there. I think that all three are really smart and really do a good job handling and running the offense,” Kiffin said. “We should probably expect more out of Walker being the veteran of those three, but all three have done a really good job.”

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Dart himself is enthusiastic about the depth and talent in the Rebels quarterback room.

“It’s a very talented room,” Dart told 247Sports' 'Inside the Rebels' forum Monday.

“There are guys with a lot of ability. I think what makes it very unique is they’re all very different in their strengths. It makes it a lot of fun watching and learning with each other.”

Last season, Lane Kiffin's Ole Miss boasted the No. 19 passing offense in the nation. With Dart at the helm and promising talent behind him, the Rebels are set to continue their aerial dominance.

Ole Miss kicks off the 2024 season on Aug. 31 against Furman at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium.

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