Like anything these days which seems to strike a pop culture chord, beloved children’s show Bluey has sparked debate and followings worldwide – and at least one conspiracy theory. TikTok user Zach Mander, in a viral post earlier this year, suggested that the canine parents of protagonist Bluey – who stars in a show famed for its relatability and popularity with adults and children alike – could actually be international criminals. This surprising claim has captured the imagination of fans and sparked discussions about the characters and their backgrounds.
Bluey’s father, Bandit, is an archaeologist on the program, a fitting profession for a character that seems to enjoy digging. Meanwhile, her mother, Chilli, works in airport security, an appropriate occupation for a dog who is often associated with sniffing out trouble. However, the theory raised by Mr. Mander implies that their jobs might not be enough to support their lavish lifestyle in Brisbane.
Mr. Mander theorizes that the couple couldn’t afford their upscale suburban home for Bluey and her little sister, Bingo, if they were relying solely on their salaries. Through recent property sales, he concludes that Bluey’s house is valued at over $1 million, while the median income for their jobs is approximately $67,000. His assertion raises the question: how could they afford such an extravagant lifestyle? The theory has drawn both laughter and intrigue, particularly from Bluey creator Joe Brumm, who humorously acknowledged the speculation surrounding his characters’ financial background.
- Bluey has inspired viral theories on social media.
- Bandit and Chilli's professions are cleverly tied to their character traits.
- The financial implications of their lifestyle raise eyebrows among fans.
- Joe Brumm, the creator of Bluey, finds the conspiracy amusing.
