Fail compilations have been an Internet viral video staple since 2007. So what makes this new video stick out from the rest?
The French publisher ParodiePub.fr added a layer of nerdy humor to their video by ingeniously editing in the green monster Blanka from the Street Fighter franchise into a slew of popular fail clips.
Fail videos may never be the same.
Malibu, California is naturally a little more flamboyant than the rest of the country. So when the LGBT-hating Westboro Baptist Church decided to hold one of their hate-filled protests in Malibu, reporter and professional real-life-troll Brick Stone just had to interview the WBC protesters for a chance to go viralviral as he has before in the past.
Comic Dave Sirus asks the church members questions like, “Would you hug ‘a gay’ if God asked you?” and “Have you ever wondered how good gay sex must be if people are willing to go to hell for it?”
Their reactions are priceless.
Many Americans take Black Friday very seriously, so naturally, Prank vs Prank had to take advantage of the special ‘holiday.’
In a genius move, they simply dressed as store employees at a Target and walked around, acting like they worked there.
Most customers assumed they were legitimate workers, and paid the price by getting trolled good.
YouTuber millyengland just happened to be at the same hotel Justin Bieber was staying at with his Bieber look alike cousin. Not wanting to miss out on such a perfect opportunity, his cousin waved to the obligatory crowd of screaming girls on the street who stupidly shrieked with delight. From those heights, a kid wearing a Bieber mask could attain the same results.
Now, the video has been viewed more than 665,000 times in just two days.
Webb Simpson just won the US Open on Sunday. During his victory interview, one fan got close enough, and let out his best and loudest bird call, interrupting the new champ.
He was quickly pulled off camera, to which Webb laughed and said, “Enjoy your jail cell.” Gosh, golf sure is serious stuff. The video is featured on HuffingtonPost, YardBarker, and SportsIllustrated.
