Mike Wellzss was hanging out at Taco Bell Saturday night with his buddy Richard who got a little antsy from all the beans. So what did Rich do?
He proceeded to straddle the handrail at the order line with one leg, tuck in his head, and continuously spin on the railing over and over–reminiscent of Sonic the Hedgehog. Perhaps this will be Taco Bell’s Superbowl commercial next year.
Magician Rahat blew the web away with his viralviral, and utterly hilarious, drive-thru prank when he concealed himself as the car seat, fooling fast food workers into thinking a ghost of sorts was driving the car.
Someone must have ordered from the microphone and driven the car up to the service window, but it appeared empty. Now, that creative prank video from January stands with over 32 million views.
Like Hollywood, Rahat knows too well not to let a good thing just die out, so he has returned to prank the drive-thru, but with an even better twist this time.
He constructed a fantastically realistic ‘headless shirt’ to appear as a tall man wearing a jacket with no head. Naturally, the girls freak out, even more than in the last prank.
Could anything be more terrifying than working the drive-thru window late at night, and a man hands you a twenty with no head on his shoulders?
Remember the viralviral Invisible Driver At The Drive-Thru prank that hit the web in January? That video by prankster-magician Rahat stands with over 30 million hits! And he isn’t done with his clever disguise yet.
This time, he ordered from the drive-thru at multiple fast food restaurants, and put a scary looking doll in the driver seat while he hid under his fake seat disguise.
Surprisingly, most of the workers realize it’s a prank, and laugh along with the joke. One employee even says, “Am I on camera?”
But the best reaction was when one manager told her subordinate to literally throw the bag of food into the car. When the Rahat picked up the doll, it took a direct hit from the flying sack lunch.
After the great viral success of his first Invisible Driver At The Drive-Thru Prank–which at this point has collected over 31 million views–Magic Of Rahat would have to be a fool to not try it again. When you have an award winning recipe, you don’t just go messing around with it.
So once again, he orders from the drive thru, and then quickly covers himself in his special car seat disguise. When he rolls up hidden away, the fast food clerks naturally freak out in confusion.
Back in the early days of YouTube, surprise drive-thru raps performed by the customers seemed to be a trend everyone was getting into. It’s been years since that trend died down, and now online hip-hop artist M.r. B. is bringing the fad back.
He and his fellow Belmont University peers drove down to their local Wendy’s and performed a bangin’ hip-hop food order at the drive-thru. Not only did the clerk get the entire order perfectly, but the crew loved the music so much, they gave them their meal for free.
Now, his new video Wendy’s Drive-Thru Rap has gone viralviral, appearing on Today, Smosh, and DailyWhat.
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