Pranks

Zombies are everywhere. They're on your TVs. They're in your chicken nuggets. Some people even think the ghouls might be behind the gruesome acts of cannibalism and dismemberment that have been popping up in the news lately. So since we all seem to have the undead on the mind, this is as good a time as any to dress like a zombie and try to scare innocent folks. Last week a prankster in Florida pul

Internet prankster EDBASSMASTER's latest effort has him pretending random people are celebrities and asking them for pictures and autographs. Part of the fun of it all is that his targets only barely resemble the famous people he was deliberately mistaking them for.

Will the poetic lyricisms of pop punk trio Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus and Travis Barker, aka Blink-182, help you in the pursuit of women. In this video, "Tommy," a Blink-182 fan, attempts to pick up random girls in public by use of famous Blink-182 lyrics. Did it work? Well, no. But it was hilariously awkward.

We see people holding hands all the time, with the assumption being that the pair know each other. But the pranksters of LAHWF have put a new twist on the gesture of physical intimacy by walking up to random folks and taking them by the hand. Check out the video results of this interesting sociological experiment.

When one thinks of a senior prank, one conjures up images of barnyard animals and lots of clean up. But the 12th graders at Eastwood High School in El Paso, TX, managed to pull a prank during their graduation that was fun for all those involved and for the school's administration.

As you've surely already heard, last week there was a horrendous crime in Miami where a man was shot to death by police as he was chewing off a good part of another man's face. This was just one of a recent spate of gruesome incidents involving cannibalism and body parts that have led some to suggest the "zombie apocalypse," which has been so prevalent in pop culture as of late, is very

Kyrie Irving only recently won the NBA Rookie of the Year Award, but the Cleveland Cavaliers point guard aged a few decades for this Pepsi MAX commercial that's currently going viral.

An innocent-sounding prank at an Indiana high school prompted some very serious suspensions and even a janitor losing his job.

How much do you trust your friends? Would you allow them to blindfold you, attach you to a bungee cord and then inform you that you are about to make a 50-foot jump? That's what happened to Kokovtsov during his bachelor party. And while the groom-to-be paid for his faith in his buddies, it wasn't as bad as it could have been.

We love Improv Everywhere and the stunts they pull. From flash mobs to pranks, the New York-based based collective have caused scenes of chaos and joy in public places. For their latest mission, the troupe surprised a random couple sitting on a bench in Central Park with a fancy dinner and a private concert by a classical quintet.

Nathan Barnatt is probably familiar to fans of the Upright Citizens Brigade, and beloved by classic video game fans for his Keith Apicary character. Keith is a completely clueless nerd who loves two things: video games and dancing. He's instantly recognizable to meme fans...but not, apparently, to a professional news organization which has paid fact checkers to keep them from being fooled like t

In this hysterical video, a man lies in wait at his girlfriend's apartment dressed as a burglar and scares her and her friends silly as she comes home from work. Yeah, it's a major jerk move. But it's awfully funny.

It's a cruel world sometimes. Strangers treat each other with contempt and fear because they're always fearing the worst about them. We're more likely to fling a curse word at someone than a kind word. Even the act of giving someone a compliment makes someone naturally paranoid. One courageous YouTuber tried to change all that.

The "videobomb" is a prank of opportunity. And the fellow in the clip below seized a videobombing opportunity and made the most of it. And then kept on making the most of it.

We've all had fantasies of quitting a terrible job before, but prankster Peter Butterman does it one better by quitting at places that have never even employed him in this hysterical video.