Awesome Pranks

After turning his living room into a ball pit, Roman Atwood is back to turn his house into a play place yet again. Only this time, he’s loaded his home with a mix of fake and real snow, which we’re guessing is a little more difficult to clean up than plastic balls. BTS here.

Comedy siblings Ylvis trolled the patrons of a gym in Norway with a simple but effective slapstick prank. They paired their phones to the gym’s speakers then used a synthesizer app to add sound effects to people’s movements.

“We’d like one ticket for The Avengers please.” YouTuber Bo Johnson and his friend Matthew recently fulfilled their “lifelong dream” of getting into a movie theater as one person. Next goal, come up with a better dream.

Daniel Cohen was recently the subject of a prank, in which his roomate subscribed him to dozens of unwanted magazines and catalogs. To get back at him, Daniel turned the mags into wallpaper for his roomie’s bedroom. And his bed. And his TV. And his Mac Book.

“Can you spell your last name for me?” “No… I’m smart.” YouTuber Gapehorner managed to book a hotel room using a soundboard of Arnold Schwarzenegger’s lines from Kindergarten Cop (and a few others.) Major props to the incredibly patient agent.

(Offensive language) GradeAUnderA rants about the countless “prank” channels on YouTube, loaded with idiots doing obnoxious things to unsuspecting passers by, nearly getting the crap beaten out of them, then making money off their harassment and racism.

The Heartland Series was a documentary series about Appalachian culture. This is one of their April Fools’ pranks, a report on the plight of North Carolina’s marshmallow farmers. Props to Orange Jacket Dude for staying strong. You made the segment work.

Jeff Wysaski aka Pleated Jeans loves to leave fake signs that look legit from afar. His newest signs for Target shoppers feature Star Wars vacuum cleaners, a falcon giveaway and more.

“It’s not her, honestly!” Adele and the BBC played a prank on a handful of her impersonators. They changed her face using a fake chin, a fake nose and some makeup, but she made no effort to disguise her voice.

The boys of Smosh are avid pranksters and YouTube superstars, but Jennifer Lawrence is on a different level on both counts. They thought they snagged an opportunity to prank her with a silly interview, but she and her co-stars came fully prepared.

“Why… why are you in a taxi?” A Japanese variety show filmed voice actor Tomoko Kaneda visiting haunted houses. Little did she know that the actual show was the taxi ride in between, in which the driver pretends not to see the “ghost” in the front passenger seat.

“You know how to spell Horse?” “I ain’t never made it past H.” Kyrie Irving’s youngblood-slaying alter ego returns. While visiting Miami, Uncle Drew hears that one of his rivals is in town – the sweet-shooting Skinny Walt. Baron Davis’ character needs his own TV show.

Serial troublemaker Rémi Gaillard has been entertaining people around the globe with his “special” brand of humor for a decade and a half. Here’s a great compilation of some of his greatest clips, many of which we’ve featured over the years. It’s hard to pick a favorite.

Welcome to Northwest Coast Customs. Max Siedentopf went around his home city of Amsterdam “looking for the most average cars he could find” and upgraded them with parts made from cardboard without their owners’ knowledge. More on Vice.

Sufficiently Advanced stuffed a powerful battery-powered electromagnet in a toy replica of Thor’s hammer. The magnet turns on when the handle is held, so it’ll stick to magnetic surfaces… unless you have Sufficiently Advanced’s thumbprint. Or you’re smart.

For his latest video, Rémi Gaillard combines a prank with activism, criticizing the exploitation of sea animals for our amusement by turning the tables on the humans, and making our world into an amusement park for whales and dolphins to gawk at.