Title: “Sunday & Demitra Go On a Blind Date (and HATE us for it) 🤭❤️💅🏼”

The Kalogeras siblings were back at it with another ridiculous video, and this time? Eliana and her 14-year-old brother had cooked up the most chaotic plan yet. With Valentine’s season in full swing and Sunday (21) and Demitra (18) both notoriously single, the two youngest decided it was time to meddle—because obviously that always ends well.

The video opened with Eliana (17) giggling into the camera, whispering, “Okay, so me and my brother are literally dragging our sisters into blind dates today. Like, they don’t know. They think we’re filming a Q&A.”

Cut to the two oldest sisters sitting on the couch, sipping iced coffees and completely clueless. Sunday was in full glam—crop top, hoops, long curls bouncing—and Demitra was scrolling TikTok like it was her full-time job. She didn’t even look up when she muttered, “If this is another dumb challenge, I swear…”

The younger duo snuck in like villains, giggling. “SURPRISE,” Eliana said. “You two are going on BLIND DATES. You’re welcome.”

Sunday’s face? Shock. Horror. Then: “Are you out of your damn mind?” Demitra literally threw a pillow. “I don’t even like people. Who approved this?” “You did when you signed the family content contract,” Jake said, holding up a random piece of paper with crayon scribbles on it.

Eliana clapped her hands. “You two are always talking about ‘waiting for the right one,’ so we found you some options.”

Cut to: a montage of the most awkward, hilarious blind dates ever. Sunday’s date thought astrology signs were a food group. Demitra’s date called her “bro” three times in a row.

By the end, Sunday was like, “I’m never letting you plan anything again.” Demitra: “I’d rather date a brick wall. Actually, no—the brick wall would probably have better conversation.”

Still, by the end of the video, all four siblings were piled on the couch, laughing, roasting the dates, and eating takeout. The video ended with Jake saying, “Okay fine, maybe matchmaking isn’t our thing. But content? That’s forever.”