Awesome Pranks

Jesse Wellens and Casey Neistat are back with another awesome Halloween costume build. After riding around as Aladdin on his magic carpet, Jesse took to the streets of NYC with model Carmella Rose on a real-life speeder bike from Return of the Jedi. BTS video here.

Ruin ears and days with ThinkGeek’s tiny and magnetic noise machines: the Annoy-a-tron, the Ringtone Annoy-a-tron and the Eviltron. Sadly, their batteries are non-replaceable, but they’re good for a month of continuous havoc. We hope it never comes to that.

If Lexus’ latest automotive autonomy feature sounds too good to be true, that’s because it’s way too close to April Fools Day for us to buy it. Still, the idea that you could force annoying drivers to move out of your way remotely should come standard on all modern vehicles.

(PG-13) France’s one-man Jackass shares another round of pranks. This time he ruined everyone’s day while posing as a construction worker. It’s amazing what you can get away with wearing a hard hat and a reflective vest.

Every single one of us has at least a couple of “guilty pleasure” tunes in our song library. In this prank video from MarkBTelevision, he decided to leave the headphone jack unplugged on his iPhone and let the public listen in. Remember when iPhones had headphone jacks?

For his latest installment of Obvious Plant, Jeff Wysaski left a handful of fake music CDs filled with hilarious fictional bands, compilations or songs at his local music store. Just give the Grammy to Hi Hungry, I’m Dad [feat. Pitbull] already.

(PG-13: Language) At the end of a gig in Harrisburg, PA, Brooklyn-based jazz band Moon Hooch told the crowd that they didn’t have a place to stay that night. They ended up staying with a couple who took them in because of a silly thought. The track is Number 1.

“Appearance wise, well, what you see is pretty much what you get with him…” On their radio show, Aussie comedians Hamish & Andy called a random number, pretending to be a desperate job applicant who ran out of references. Come on guys, what’s James’ number?!

When he’s not pranking people, YouTuber NosterafuTV assumes his alter ego – Toyo Tahonda, a ninja who pranks people. Watch as he executes his secret techniques to perfection, such as hiding within bushes, hiding behind signs, not hiding…

YouTuber Jason Wolfe pretended to accidentally puncture his finger with a wood staple to see how his friend Tyler would react. Jason got more than what he bargained for, because Tyler was too shocked to recognize the punchline.

“What are you guys looking at? Is there something more interesting than a talking cantaloupe over there?” Sony hypes up Sausage Party by having star Seth Rogen voice animatronic foods that were placed in a grocery store in New York.

Who? And why should we care? Hold up, this one’s good. YouTuber Peter Ness harmlessly pranked the dealers of an online video blackjack service, who are required to greet new players with their username.

Thrillist and CrossFit trainer Kenneth Leverich pulled an Uncle Drew-style prank at California’s famous Muscle Beach, surprising the crowd with his lifting abilities. Or not. The contest bit was a bit too much, but it’s still fun to watch.

(PG-13 Language) The guys from Australia’s The Royal Stampede walk towards unsuspecting people on the street and exclaim rude or insulting remarks – but all is not what it seems in this amusing prank video. We bet the pot head really was stoned though.

“Do you see the hotdog stand behind you? I need you to go buy a hotdog.” “Those hotdogs are like $14 man!” Matt Damon’s promotes his Jason Bourne charity partnership with Omaze by trying to enlist random people in a covert operation.

WWE superstar John Cena didn’t let his meme be a dream by pulling a feel good prank on some of his fans. They were told that they were auditioning for a Cricket Wireless promo, but OH SHI – 🎺 🎺 🎺