YouTuber Zac Alsop snuck backstage for the Conor McGregor-Floyd Mayweather press conference in London by pretending to be a member of McGregor’s crew.
In this video he details how he pulled off his scheme, which involved Photoshop and plenty of confidence and meant he even got to walk out with McGregor himself.
So it turns out that, along with cooking Gordon Ramsay is also pretty good at pranking people, as can be seen in this compilation from his time hosting The Nightly Show.
From pretending to get his hand sliced to bits in a blender accident to surprising members of the public, he need his own practical joke show.
Comedian Simon Brodkin (you’ll know him as Lee Nelson) decides to prank Britain’s Got Talent judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden, Alesha Dixon and David Walliams be pretending to be a rapping rabbi.
He starts by defining what makes up the perfect BGT contestant, patriotism, crapness, the unexpected, then beats them at their own game.
The last thing anyone wants while out on a date is for a crazy ex to turn up and start going nuts.
Which is why such a thing would make such a great prank, and that’s exactly what YouTuber HammyTV does, no doubt putting these women off going on Tinder dates ever again.
YouTube magician and prankster Rahat is at it again, pranking fast food drive thru workers with his trickery and cunning.
This time due to it being halloween he cranks up the spooky so that he’s not just pretending to be a ghost but actually disappears before their very eyes.
Notorious French prankster Rémi Gaillard dresses as a fireman to prank unsuspecting smokers who are minding their own business at bus stops or the beach.
Dressed in a full fireman’s outfit and armed with a fire extinguisher Gaillard wanders around Montpellier, France spraying people having a cigarette and no doubt causing them some upset.
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Prankster Julius Dein takes to the streets of London and, using some word trickery, gets them to admit they are a penis.
It’s a simple and easy method to use, you might want to try it out sometime, just don’t try it on anyone who might not see the humour in it.
The last thing any young person trying to enjoy themselves at a music festival wants is a parent telling them to put some shoes on or stop smoking weed.
So that’s exactly what the guy from Frenchi TV YouTube channel does, acting like a typical dad berating their kids, excetp these are random festival goers—and in the process he somehow channels Chevy Chase from the National Lampoon movies.
