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\n\tJack Henry Robbins gained a near-instant online following when he began posting short videos titled \u201cDay in the Life of a Nepo Baby.\u201d<\/a> Son of award-winning actors Susan Sarandon<\/a> and Tim Robbins<\/a>, the writer-director and \u201caccidental\u201d actor (in his own words) has won audiences over with his flawless delivery, self-deprecating comedy style and on-the-nose references. Now, Robbins is using his whip-smart humor and distinctive social media persona to address a very real problem: the diaper crisis<\/a>.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI\u2019ve always thought that comedy was the best way of grabbing people\u2019s attention, disarming people and basically getting [them] to watch something,\u201d Robbins exclusively tells The Hollywood Reporter<\/em>. That, precisely, is the actor\u2019s approach to his partnership with the National Diaper Bank Network<\/a> (NDBN) and accompanying PSA: Nepo Babies for Babies<\/a>.<\/p>\n