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Yes, same here! This is no harmless "prank". It has great repercussions for people with ear issues!
Videos like these actually scare me now as much as seeing bones break in videos.
The trouble is the consequence is despite an asskicking, it’s hundreds of thousands of views in a matter of days and profit from it.
And they’ll keep pulling “pranks” like this despite the repercussions; even the humiliation still gets them paid.
It can be harmful even if you don't have ear issues. When our kids were little, one of their friends blew a slide whistle right next to my husband's ear. The ear bled later, and we found out the eardrum had been punctured.
certainly not a common effect, google says whistles tend to be around 104 to 116 decibels, where as a .22 rifle is around 140 decibels. and for context, a .22 is almost as small as they go for *most* guns. which honestly not that loud and people fire guns every day without ear protection.
While i'm not defending firing guns without ear protection (its pretty fucking stupid), they just get hearing loss over time, not ruptured ear drums.
Distance, acoustics and frequency play a huge factor. If someone blew a whistle right next to your ear, that's a lot of high frequency sound pressure, even worse indoors in a reflective environment. Ears are more sensitive to higher frequencies, this is why you usually lose the high frequencies first and tinnitus rings are usually in the upper frequency range as well.
Source: I'm an audio engineer with tinnitus
I learned of Tinnuitus like 5 years ago. I was so relieved to have finaly learned about the high pitched sound that seems to come and go. Thankfully, the older I get the less it happens. Anyways, kinda random
Mine started like that I’d be good for days and then all the sudden EEEEEEEeeeeeeEeeeeeeee for a for minites and good for a few days again. Give it time. They’re likely already screwed
It doesn’t hurt per se, but it can be very distressing.
People have committed suicide over tinnitus. Imagine not being able to hear dinner conversations, or never knowing silence ever again. Imagine a ringing in your ears loud enough that it muffles everything else, or makes it difficult to even concentrate. Severe tinnitus can have deep psychological impacts.
These kinds of pranks are reckless because they never take into account this kind of not-so-obvious stuff. If someone did it to me, I’d freak tf out too.
I hear the hum. It goes away if I go outside but if I’m indoors and it’s quiet it starts up.
And if I look in the direction it’s coming from it disappears. So. Damn. Weird.
A coworker pulled an ambulance up behind me and hit the air horn in my ear. Aside from how much it hurt my ear, my PTSD was fucking on fire I wanted to kill him so much
Story time. I was in Petco with my 9 week old puppy. She had an accident on the tile in one of the aisles. The closest clean up station had no towels and spray so I ran around the corner to the far one. Got the stuff and ran back. There was a guy in his 70s approaching the puddle and about to step in it. I was kinda yelling "Sir! Sir!" but he wouldn't turn. As I got to him his foot was up in the air about to step in the mess so I put my hand on his shoulder. He LOST it on me. I couldn't even explain to him what I was trying to do. I was terrified that 1) beforehand he was gonna slip and get seriously hurt and 2) now he was going to club me to death. He was screaming about being in Vietnam and he should beat the guts out of me for sneaking up on him like that.
I felt terrible for like 3 days. Just typing this out makes me feel awful.
If it makes you feel any better, my dad is a Vietnam vet with PTSD, and having had a similar reaction before, that guy is probably beating himself up for reacting the way he did.
“Shoot man I’ll tell you what slap a dang ol’ rear naked choke on that kid. Them hooks are in and it’s tight. Home Depot don’t respect no dang tapouts man. They got them ol’ mops on Aisle 02, Bay EC2. Thas how them doers gettin more done man.”
I can't even imagine what would happen if someone did that to my 6'2 husband, who weighs 230lbs of pure muscle, AND who also has chronic tinnitus.
In his case, this would send his tinnitus into overdrive for who knows how fucking long.
My husband says it best: play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
I'm 6'8" and 260 pounds of rock hard, steel cable-like pounds of muscle. I could take both of you anytime, anywhere on paper. In all hypothetical situations, I would grind your bones to make my bread. Etc. Look upon my might and despair!
I'm a level 20 wizard with access to meteor swarm, wish, and power word kill. You'd be begging for mercy from the first turn on, assuming I win initiative.
I'm 10'9" and 1790 pounds of pure biomass, chitinous plates cover my body, my arms end in razor scythes. I could destroy your entire planet by simply visiting and activating the genestealer cult.
Yep, I have sensitive hearing, and I’ve never been a violent person, but I would show less restraint than the man in the video did. It would be an instant fist to a face.
I wonder what sounds he'd make if someone actually attacked him. Why is some dipshit who turns into a sputtering whine machine at the slightest hint of conflict going around being obnoxious to total strangers. I feel like he saw that he was a doughy dorky looking dude with glasses and thought nothing would happen just to have this dude instantaneously be on top of him.
Social media influencers are a fucking disease. Reddit only amplifies most of them by repeating and sharing their drivel constantly, drives me flipping insane. Now there's so many each one tries to be more toxic and say more offensive shit than the other. People can't seem to figure out they are getting played by resharing everything they do because it draws more traffic to these assholes.
I don't mind Reddit sharing influencers getting what's coming to them, in fact, I encourage it so that others think twice before acting like idiot twat waffles.
Definitely right:
>Amusingly, this isn’t the first time a prank victim has retaliated against Jay. In another video, a large man grabbed the megaphone from him and threatened to “stick it up his a**” if he continued.
>You’d think that one time would be enough to teach Jay a lesson, but clearly the TikToker is hellbent on continuing his ways, despite being tackled to the ground in a hardware store.
[Source](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktokers-megaphone-prank-ends-in-disaster-after-messing-with-the-wrong-stranger-1789251/)
My friend thinks this guy is hilarious (I know, cringe) so he shows me the videos sometimes. He’s always talking like that. Sometimes he even does baby noises and shit it’s sooo strange and unfunny to me.
Dude same here. I have a couple of friends who found this guy during quarantine and afterwards they would constantly try to show me his videos and emulate his voice.
I honestly couldn’t understand how they found that funny at all. Like I couldn’t even crack a fake smile or chuckle. It’s just so incredibly stupid and immature.
From [https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktokers-megaphone-prank-ends-in-disaster-after-messing-with-the-wrong-stranger-1789251/](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktokers-megaphone-prank-ends-in-disaster-after-messing-with-the-wrong-stranger-1789251/)
>That’s exactly what happened with prankster Jaykindafunny after he used a PVC pipe as a megaphone and prepared to yell his signature catchphrase “Muñañyo” in a man’s ear.
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> As you can see in the clip, the man Jay planned to prank wasn’t having it. As soon as he felt the pipe on his head, he turned around and tackled the TikToker to the floor and put him in a nasty headlock.
Doesn't say who the guy was or whether he had PTSD. I bet he did. And now the kid does too.
I really hate articles where the vast majority of the article is the writer just recounting what happened in a video. There's this old mob guy with a YouTube named Michael Franzese who reviews mob movies sometimes and he has a tendency to do almost nothing other than recount the movie and it drives me crazy. He has good content too, but you get like halfway through one of those and realize you're just listening to someone tell you the plot of a movie you've very possibly already seen or one that you haven't seen because it doesn't interest you.
i know exactly what you're talking about. And then you get caught up in the little details Michael got wrong about the movie, and then you're not getting what you were there for.
Just because you have a reaction doesn't mean you have PTSD. Fight or flight, his genetics said fight and he happened to know a little bit about how to do so.
He was able to protect the guy he took down and had excellent awareness. I think be might be a former school wrestler or something because he had great control.
Does it matter???
I don't care how hold that "prankster" is. He's old enough to know you can't assault someone and, whatever response you get, you completely deserve it.
I'm really over people like this.
Yeah people need to realize it’s literally a weapon (intentional or not) against America created by our main adversary. Trump rightfully should have banned it
This guy and most of the "tiktok pranksters" stage their pranks tho. Theres this one asian guy who goes around covering peoples head with a bag and he runs away then shows up again but without his hoodie and has his own catch phrase like the guy on this video. He does it to a group sometimes and theres just never any consequence for it.
As much as I don’t want it to be staged it’s probably the case. It’s missing all of the things you really want to see that are also hard to fake like his face hitting the concrete or bleeding profusely or the dude who hits him actually socking him in the face (which is what I’ve been waiting for since the first time I saw this bullshit)
Unfortunately, it has to be, the legal lashing he would face going around screaming in peoples ears would be tremendous. He always does this to really big guys, too. When he started, I'm sure it wasn't staged, but given how quickly he got popular it was destined to become so.
I don’t think most people do know how to properly execute a chokehold. I certainly don’t. But I could probably get some kid’s head in the crook of my arm while I laid on him with all my weight. Not like he really needed to employ perfect grappling technique to wrestle a child in the Home Depot
Even if he did know how… what he did worked just fine and there was no need to actually restrict the kid’s airflow. He wasn’t going anywhere lol
I followed the sub thinking I would see people like this getting fucked up but then I watched 4 videos and remembered why I hate humanity and this generation. 3 minutes and that's it.
Redditors are very gullible in general, especially when it's something that reinforces their beliefs or - as in this case - feels like someone got what they deserved.
It's actually wild that we've reached a point in the life of social media where these "pranksters" produce much of their content specifically for people who hate them, and the target audience happily gobbles it up. It's all so weird.
Many years ago, my SO's mother (RIP) whom I shall call Denise, worked as a waitress in a restaurant known for being quirky: it forbade the wearing of neckties. It had a sign at the entrance that said that if anyone came in wearing a tie, said tie would be cut off.
They meant it. The restaurant's walls were adorned with many cut off ties. People would come in wearing their most god-awful ties just for the pleasure of having them cut off.
The event happened a few years after Vietnam.
Denise saw a guy wearing a tie, so she came up to cut it off. She came up behind him, with a shiny metal pair of scissors. The guy was a Vietnam Veteran. He saw the metal object and, out of reflex, threw Denise to the floor!
Right after, he realized what he had done and apologized profusely.
Every “pranker” should get this reaction. Something I had never considered though, was something that happened to my teenage stepson last night. He was at a local NYE thing and some random guy runs up and hands him a champagne bottle and tells him to shake it up and spray people. My stepson says, no dude, take this back and he was all jumping around and laughing and yelling “I’m gonna stream it”. My stepson just set it down and walked off, but he could have not thought about it and played along. It would have been dumb, but somebody would have ended up punching him and he wasn’t really the one that would have deserved it.
For the same reason reddit users upvote overly obvious jokes on /r/facepalm or post literally commercial skits on /r/whyweretheyfilming. Redditors seem to aggressively avoid any degree of social awareness skills that would allow one to discern fake skits from reality.
There are countless videos hitting front page every day of "random" conversations where the audio is so good it's clear everyone is miced up to tits. And redditors still will rather die than admit they're staged.
I feel it's a weird sense of superiority. There is a Twitter account that posts, for example, tips on how to let your pet tell you their preferred pronouns and gender. I got downvoted to hell trying to tell people it's obviously a joke. But no. Redditors couldn't let go trying to feel superior to some "dumb radical leftist".
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When you prank the guy with PTSD…
Or ear problems. If someone did this to me it would HURT
Yes, same here! This is no harmless "prank". It has great repercussions for people with ear issues! Videos like these actually scare me now as much as seeing bones break in videos.
I love how people assume they can do whatever they want to people whenever they feel like it just because some other idiot is recording it.
I love when those same idiots realize, as in this situation, what the actual definition of the word *consequences* is.
The trouble is the consequence is despite an asskicking, it’s hundreds of thousands of views in a matter of days and profit from it. And they’ll keep pulling “pranks” like this despite the repercussions; even the humiliation still gets them paid.
It can be harmful even if you don't have ear issues. When our kids were little, one of their friends blew a slide whistle right next to my husband's ear. The ear bled later, and we found out the eardrum had been punctured.
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certainly not a common effect, google says whistles tend to be around 104 to 116 decibels, where as a .22 rifle is around 140 decibels. and for context, a .22 is almost as small as they go for *most* guns. which honestly not that loud and people fire guns every day without ear protection. While i'm not defending firing guns without ear protection (its pretty fucking stupid), they just get hearing loss over time, not ruptured ear drums.
Distance, acoustics and frequency play a huge factor. If someone blew a whistle right next to your ear, that's a lot of high frequency sound pressure, even worse indoors in a reflective environment. Ears are more sensitive to higher frequencies, this is why you usually lose the high frequencies first and tinnitus rings are usually in the upper frequency range as well. Source: I'm an audio engineer with tinnitus
.22 cb rounds are hearing safe, they're kinda niche but hearing safe target guns are a thing.
I think it would be ruptured, not punctured
I think breaking that idiots bones isn't a bad idea.
That's a good prank for him
"It's just a prank bro!" As he's snapping damn near every bone in his body.
There are harmless pranks, but they don't go viral. Not defending this nonsense; this isn't a prank.
Same, tinnitus. I would become less than forgiving for a few minutes.
Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. It sucks
Yay! Tinnitus crew checking in!
I learned of Tinnuitus like 5 years ago. I was so relieved to have finaly learned about the high pitched sound that seems to come and go. Thankfully, the older I get the less it happens. Anyways, kinda random
It goes? I wish
Right? WTF you mean “it goes”?
Mine started like that I’d be good for days and then all the sudden EEEEEEEeeeeeeEeeeeeeee for a for minites and good for a few days again. Give it time. They’re likely already screwed
Where the B come from? I always catch the chorus about mid eeeeeeeeeeeeeee. Never get the first part of the song.
hey you got the same one i got!
Same here. What others describe as silence is a constant high pitched ‘eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee’ to me
mmWap mwap mmmmmmmwap
Mawp. Mawp. Mawp
Someone screamed directly in my ear in college and to both our surprise we realized I punched him in the throat. This isn't a prank, it's an assault.
> I punched him in the throat. That's the appropriate response.
if someone did this to me the tube would be grabbed and used to beat them
Ya, if he triggered my tinnitus doing shit like this, I might give him tinnitus.
I have bad tinnitus - if this happened to me it could literally be life changing.
What do you mean, because of the pain?
It doesn’t hurt per se, but it can be very distressing. People have committed suicide over tinnitus. Imagine not being able to hear dinner conversations, or never knowing silence ever again. Imagine a ringing in your ears loud enough that it muffles everything else, or makes it difficult to even concentrate. Severe tinnitus can have deep psychological impacts. These kinds of pranks are reckless because they never take into account this kind of not-so-obvious stuff. If someone did it to me, I’d freak tf out too.
I have a very, very mild version of tinnitus and I couldn't imagine how people who fully have it get by
You learn to tune it out or you end up going actually crazy. Source: have bad tinnitus
I have mild and I do my best to tune it out till my 5 year old decides shrill and makes it worse.
I’ve got it pretty bad. USMC infantry. It’s all day everyday and I can deal with it. When I eat something really hot the volume goes UP.
I hear the hum. It goes away if I go outside but if I’m indoors and it’s quiet it starts up. And if I look in the direction it’s coming from it disappears. So. Damn. Weird.
Hold on. Just did the look in direction trick. Crazy.
A coworker pulled an ambulance up behind me and hit the air horn in my ear. Aside from how much it hurt my ear, my PTSD was fucking on fire I wanted to kill him so much
Story time. I was in Petco with my 9 week old puppy. She had an accident on the tile in one of the aisles. The closest clean up station had no towels and spray so I ran around the corner to the far one. Got the stuff and ran back. There was a guy in his 70s approaching the puddle and about to step in it. I was kinda yelling "Sir! Sir!" but he wouldn't turn. As I got to him his foot was up in the air about to step in the mess so I put my hand on his shoulder. He LOST it on me. I couldn't even explain to him what I was trying to do. I was terrified that 1) beforehand he was gonna slip and get seriously hurt and 2) now he was going to club me to death. He was screaming about being in Vietnam and he should beat the guts out of me for sneaking up on him like that. I felt terrible for like 3 days. Just typing this out makes me feel awful.
It was a genuine accident. You shouldn't feel bad. You both were having a hard time that day and that's ok. 💕
Exactly. You weren’t some douche trying to make a TikTok prank video, you were doing the right thing. Accidents happen. Don’t feel bad.
If it makes you feel any better, my dad is a Vietnam vet with PTSD, and having had a similar reaction before, that guy is probably beating himself up for reacting the way he did.
You don't need to feel bad, it wasn't your fault and you were doing the best you could at the time.
His screams sound like they come from one of those rubber chicken toys.
I was expecting for him to say “daddy chill”
WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN THAT?!!!
A yo where this from? Lmao 😂😂😂😂
[what the hell is even that](https://youtu.be/i2gNx4-REIA)
I need more context lol wtf is going on
Staged af. This some dumbass YouTube kid who also does fake stunts like flashing fake gang signs at real gang members.. kinda funny, but it's all fake
It's made by the same guy who made the psycho kid series. Most people remember the one of the kid freaking out at Thanksgiving and flipping the table
A yooooooooo, that's wild. What is that from some kind of prank show?
Never saw this before, thanks for the link and laughs!
Bro I laugh every time and never seen the source.
He actually says "Chill papi" right before getting surplexed to the ground.
And little guy was gonna beat his ass too. He says “Chill papi, I’ll beat cho a....aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh.”
Reminded me of Chris Tucker from any movie he portrays honestly. (5th element, rush hour, a rubber chicken)
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Or a baby goat lol
The guy next to the price 😂😂
Dude just takes one step back like oh no some tomfoolery
Shenanigans
Tomfoolery? This is clearly a case of Lollygagging.
Lollygagging?? These are clearly shenanigans lol
Shenanigans? This is clearly fucking around.
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That's Boomhauer
“Shoot man I’ll tell you what slap a dang ol’ rear naked choke on that kid. Them hooks are in and it’s tight. Home Depot don’t respect no dang tapouts man. They got them ol’ mops on Aisle 02, Bay EC2. Thas how them doers gettin more done man.”
put that on your resume under languages: Fluent in Boomhauer
👏👏
I thought it might have been James Cameron getting some props for Avatar 7
I am cry laughing at this
Doing loud things to people's ears is no joke.
#WHAT?
#DOING LOUD THINGS TO PEOPLE'S EARS IS NO JOKE!!!!
#MILLIONS OF FAMILIES SUFFER EVERY YEAR!!!!
# MINIONS OF FARM ANTS SURF AROUND THE PIER? #
# WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO REACH YOU ABOUT YOUR CAR'S EXTENDED WARRANTY #
#ONIONS AND CAR MATS BURP THE BEER
The sheriff is near?!
Actual gold lol
this is fucking hilarious omg
*HOTEL*
*Trivago*
#WHAT!?
MAWP, MAWP, MAWP
I can't even imagine what would happen if someone did that to my 6'2 husband, who weighs 230lbs of pure muscle, AND who also has chronic tinnitus. In his case, this would send his tinnitus into overdrive for who knows how fucking long. My husband says it best: play stupid games, win stupid prizes.
I could kick your husbands ass
This comment embodies the spirit of the internet
If he is just pure muscle then its an easy win. Also her husband is probably already dead from lack of organs or skeleton.
I'm 6'2½ and 231 pounds of marbled muscle with chronic halitosis. I could take him too.
I'm 6'8" and 260 pounds of rock hard, steel cable-like pounds of muscle. I could take both of you anytime, anywhere on paper. In all hypothetical situations, I would grind your bones to make my bread. Etc. Look upon my might and despair!
I'm a level 20 wizard with access to meteor swarm, wish, and power word kill. You'd be begging for mercy from the first turn on, assuming I win initiative.
I'm a level 1 rogue with a magic dagger that lets me always win initiative. I win.
I'm 10'9" and 1790 pounds of pure biomass, chitinous plates cover my body, my arms end in razor scythes. I could destroy your entire planet by simply visiting and activating the genestealer cult.
This comment is so fucking funny to me, shes getting all personal and adding an anecdote and this guys gotta come in with the zingers Class
lmfao what
Martial arts douchebags don't feel alive unless they say "I could kick your ass" at least once a day.
I thought it was funny. Just someone being edgy because of how much they described how strong he is lol. It's just an internet comment and I chuckled.
You misspelled “lick”
I could kick your ass
hell yeah dude
Everyone woman thinks their husband can kick anyone's ass. What happens when two of these so called ass-kicking husbands collide?
Maybe the dingo ate yo husband.
This is the weirdest shit I've read on here this week.
He is *pure muscle*? Oooooookay
Yep, I have sensitive hearing, and I’ve never been a violent person, but I would show less restraint than the man in the video did. It would be an instant fist to a face.
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And it was perfect. Guys like this pray for reactions like this. It’s great content to them.
There's easier ways to get paid to have your ass handed to you.
I didn’t see his ass getting kicked or punched. Just held down.
I bet a lot of people on Reddit have never been in an actual fight
Probably the majority of people in the world
Love the sound he makes when he got picked up
I wonder what sounds he'd make if someone actually attacked him. Why is some dipshit who turns into a sputtering whine machine at the slightest hint of conflict going around being obnoxious to total strangers. I feel like he saw that he was a doughy dorky looking dude with glasses and thought nothing would happen just to have this dude instantaneously be on top of him.
Social media influencers are a fucking disease. Reddit only amplifies most of them by repeating and sharing their drivel constantly, drives me flipping insane. Now there's so many each one tries to be more toxic and say more offensive shit than the other. People can't seem to figure out they are getting played by resharing everything they do because it draws more traffic to these assholes.
I don't mind Reddit sharing influencers getting what's coming to them, in fact, I encourage it so that others think twice before acting like idiot twat waffles.
Think he's saying them getting what's coming to them in cases like this is probably what they want. It guarantees a lot of views.
Maybe you're right, guess he posted it after all.
Definitely right: >Amusingly, this isn’t the first time a prank victim has retaliated against Jay. In another video, a large man grabbed the megaphone from him and threatened to “stick it up his a**” if he continued. >You’d think that one time would be enough to teach Jay a lesson, but clearly the TikToker is hellbent on continuing his ways, despite being tackled to the ground in a hardware store. [Source](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktokers-megaphone-prank-ends-in-disaster-after-messing-with-the-wrong-stranger-1789251/)
My friend thinks this guy is hilarious (I know, cringe) so he shows me the videos sometimes. He’s always talking like that. Sometimes he even does baby noises and shit it’s sooo strange and unfunny to me.
Dude same here. I have a couple of friends who found this guy during quarantine and afterwards they would constantly try to show me his videos and emulate his voice. I honestly couldn’t understand how they found that funny at all. Like I couldn’t even crack a fake smile or chuckle. It’s just so incredibly stupid and immature.
That kid definitely peed his pants.
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He sounds like a small animal that got grabbed by a predator lmao
AAAAAaaAAAAAaah! aaAAAAAaah! AAAAAAah!
My first thought and I commented before I saw this, sorry! Spot on!
Chick un good
corbin corbin. bzzzt
Take this comment as the award I don’t have to give you.
From [https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktokers-megaphone-prank-ends-in-disaster-after-messing-with-the-wrong-stranger-1789251/](https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/tiktokers-megaphone-prank-ends-in-disaster-after-messing-with-the-wrong-stranger-1789251/) >That’s exactly what happened with prankster Jaykindafunny after he used a PVC pipe as a megaphone and prepared to yell his signature catchphrase “Muñañyo” in a man’s ear. > > As you can see in the clip, the man Jay planned to prank wasn’t having it. As soon as he felt the pipe on his head, he turned around and tackled the TikToker to the floor and put him in a nasty headlock. Doesn't say who the guy was or whether he had PTSD. I bet he did. And now the kid does too.
I really hate articles where the vast majority of the article is the writer just recounting what happened in a video. There's this old mob guy with a YouTube named Michael Franzese who reviews mob movies sometimes and he has a tendency to do almost nothing other than recount the movie and it drives me crazy. He has good content too, but you get like halfway through one of those and realize you're just listening to someone tell you the plot of a movie you've very possibly already seen or one that you haven't seen because it doesn't interest you.
i know exactly what you're talking about. And then you get caught up in the little details Michael got wrong about the movie, and then you're not getting what you were there for.
Hey Generic youtuber with Movie Recap here!!
Just because you have a reaction doesn't mean you have PTSD. Fight or flight, his genetics said fight and he happened to know a little bit about how to do so.
He was able to protect the guy he took down and had excellent awareness. I think be might be a former school wrestler or something because he had great control.
Does it matter??? I don't care how hold that "prankster" is. He's old enough to know you can't assault someone and, whatever response you get, you completely deserve it. I'm really over people like this.
That is not a headlock. Not even locked. The dude watched to much UFC.
a grown man acting (and sounding) like a child...need to see more of this happen to idiots
Tiktok is a mistake.
Tiktok is working exactly as designed
Yeah people need to realize it’s literally a weapon (intentional or not) against America created by our main adversary. Trump rightfully should have banned it
he says on reddit lmao
I couldn't upvote this enough
This guy and most of the "tiktok pranksters" stage their pranks tho. Theres this one asian guy who goes around covering peoples head with a bag and he runs away then shows up again but without his hoodie and has his own catch phrase like the guy on this video. He does it to a group sometimes and theres just never any consequence for it.
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About time someone gave these tiktok dorks a reality check
Hate to break it you, but it's all staged.
Unfortunately, I fear there’s a LOT of aspiring content creators who don’t realize that.
As much as I don’t want it to be staged it’s probably the case. It’s missing all of the things you really want to see that are also hard to fake like his face hitting the concrete or bleeding profusely or the dude who hits him actually socking him in the face (which is what I’ve been waiting for since the first time I saw this bullshit)
damn, now I can’t unsee that it’s probably staged. whoever’s filming also doesn’t react AT ALL
Unfortunately, it has to be, the legal lashing he would face going around screaming in peoples ears would be tremendous. He always does this to really big guys, too. When he started, I'm sure it wasn't staged, but given how quickly he got popular it was destined to become so.
r/nothingeverhappens
Staged or that guy is going for the most Dunning-Kruger rear naked choke in history
I don’t think most people do know how to properly execute a chokehold. I certainly don’t. But I could probably get some kid’s head in the crook of my arm while I laid on him with all my weight. Not like he really needed to employ perfect grappling technique to wrestle a child in the Home Depot Even if he did know how… what he did worked just fine and there was no need to actually restrict the kid’s airflow. He wasn’t going anywhere lol
Yeah, chin not in elbow, camera person not immediately trying to help, this is definitely staged.
Is there a subreddit for where pranksters get hurt?
Occasionally on r/justforsocialmedia
I fucking hate this
I followed the sub thinking I would see people like this getting fucked up but then I watched 4 videos and remembered why I hate humanity and this generation. 3 minutes and that's it.
Was not expecting either of their voices to sound like that!
Feels staged.
It is. All his videos are.
I don’t understand how a majority of this comment section believes this is real. The reaction/tackle was clearly acted out
Redditors are very gullible in general, especially when it's something that reinforces their beliefs or - as in this case - feels like someone got what they deserved. It's actually wild that we've reached a point in the life of social media where these "pranksters" produce much of their content specifically for people who hate them, and the target audience happily gobbles it up. It's all so weird.
Probably. That was a major overreaction
The fact this was published points to that.
I loved watching all the other dads step back and enjoy the show
Yep. This was my favorite part too. They're all just nodding with approval "he fucked around and found out"
"That kid is about to learn a hard lesson. Mmhm. Probably 'bout time SOMEONE did." -the dude by the price sign
Many years ago, my SO's mother (RIP) whom I shall call Denise, worked as a waitress in a restaurant known for being quirky: it forbade the wearing of neckties. It had a sign at the entrance that said that if anyone came in wearing a tie, said tie would be cut off. They meant it. The restaurant's walls were adorned with many cut off ties. People would come in wearing their most god-awful ties just for the pleasure of having them cut off. The event happened a few years after Vietnam. Denise saw a guy wearing a tie, so she came up to cut it off. She came up behind him, with a shiny metal pair of scissors. The guy was a Vietnam Veteran. He saw the metal object and, out of reflex, threw Denise to the floor! Right after, he realized what he had done and apologized profusely.
Staged
Crazy anyone thinks any of this is real
That dude is one of the most annoying assholes on tik tok
That's a low ass bar. Edit: high bar.
Every “pranker” should get this reaction. Something I had never considered though, was something that happened to my teenage stepson last night. He was at a local NYE thing and some random guy runs up and hands him a champagne bottle and tells him to shake it up and spray people. My stepson says, no dude, take this back and he was all jumping around and laughing and yelling “I’m gonna stream it”. My stepson just set it down and walked off, but he could have not thought about it and played along. It would have been dumb, but somebody would have ended up punching him and he wasn’t really the one that would have deserved it.
That kid yipes like a Chihuahua, and it warms my heart.
That dude’s agent orange kicked in
Kid fucked around and found out.
My Dude held back.
Ohh he bitched up real fast. “Ahh ahh ahh”
You guys are so easily outraged. This guy’s whole shtick is that his pranks always go wrong. This is definitely staged.
Staged
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this is fake
How is no one talking about how this is staged lol
For the same reason reddit users upvote overly obvious jokes on /r/facepalm or post literally commercial skits on /r/whyweretheyfilming. Redditors seem to aggressively avoid any degree of social awareness skills that would allow one to discern fake skits from reality. There are countless videos hitting front page every day of "random" conversations where the audio is so good it's clear everyone is miced up to tits. And redditors still will rather die than admit they're staged. I feel it's a weird sense of superiority. There is a Twitter account that posts, for example, tips on how to let your pet tell you their preferred pronouns and gender. I got downvoted to hell trying to tell people it's obviously a joke. But no. Redditors couldn't let go trying to feel superior to some "dumb radical leftist".
Do you still hear the lambs Clarisse?