The Brief: A trending Twitter hashtag invites suggestions about what #NaughtyKidsGet this Christmas and holiday season.

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The #NaughtyKidsGet Twitter hashtag is a take on the Chrismas naughty-nice duality. Stories say that while nice kids get presents in their stocking, naughty ones are stuck with lumps of coal.
“He’s making a list,
Checking it twice;
Gonna find out who’s naughty or nice.
Santa Claus is coming to town”
Posts and tweets that include the “naughty kids get” hashtag playfully poke fun of how modern “naughty” kids are punished and what they may receive in their Christmas stockings this year. While some of these memes note how misbehaving children are often pandered to or have their behavior overlooked, some styles of discipline directly address such behavior with old and new-school punishment methods.
#NaughtyKidsGet whatever they didnโt get from their parents from grandparents
— Jade ๐ถ (@chastityjadebel) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet kicked in the face! pic.twitter.com/dGu91AnOZh
— The Notorious B.E.C.K.Y (@BeckyKillinit) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet mostly everything they ask for… pic.twitter.com/ADXQ0t4UeE
— Lee p bulmer (@bulmer_p) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet the hose pic.twitter.com/KuMrcmLB6p
— Michael (@Sckswithsandals) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet nothing pic.twitter.com/GHYceYalaK
— ๐ป ษunW ๐ป (@GhostMuna) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet the chancla pic.twitter.com/vzzTKkW0tB
— Lisa ๐ค๐ป๐พ (@Lisaley) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet coal! pic.twitter.com/nvtuPAYhmq
— ๐บ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐บ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐ป (@SelinaSuede) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet left behind pic.twitter.com/9JTcXkkrZM
— ๐ป ษunW ๐ป (@GhostMuna) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet zip, zilch, nada, NOTHING! pic.twitter.com/6c3mSeyTnC
— me (@mryanerdek) November 26, 2019
#NaughtyKidsGet hot dogs with mayo. pic.twitter.com/Jhls2XQbcg
— ๐๐๐๐ญ ๐๐ข๐๐ข ๐ฅ๐ฎ๐ฅจ๐บ (@HOBOix) November 26, 2019