I don't believe there is any intention for this to be shown on TV (certainly not in its entirety) so don't be surprised if you don't like it. I think it's quite a clever attempt to target a very specific niche via social media - namely middle and upper income young parents with children, who dream of having a 500 but who can't get their sprogs in the back.
This target audience is still culturally savvy (they'll probably have grown up with an awareness of hip hop, rap, etc) but crucially they are perfect social media users, being young enough to interact extensively with Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Twitter etc etc etc etc. They'll see this video, empathise with the humour and share it to all their yummy mummy friends who are in a similar situation (home alone, mopping up vomit and checking Facebook). I think it's going to work.