When they're not out to get one another, they manage to collaborate on bigger pranks for the public (and even got Jenna Marbles involved with one). Jesse and Jeana call themselves the "Craziest YouTube Couple," and given their repertoire of pranks, they may have a point. Often calling in friends to help, he'll visit college campuses and talk with the students with stinky breath and try to get coeds to kiss him or the actors involved. Stuart Edge didn't start making prank videos until last December, but his pranks are pretty tame compared to some of others on this list. Most of their pranks are in view of big crowds or in the tourist areas of Los Angeles, and they either try to get empathy from the crowd during a fake scenario or use an old horror movie trick to scare the crap out of passersbys. Public Prank's name is pretty self-explanatory. He was arrested in January after a victim of one of his pranks told police that Ross gave him a wedgie, and he found himself in trouble with the law again in March after he filmed a video of himself jumping over two police officers. In fact, his pranks have gotten him in trouble with the law.
Ross is no stranger to pushing the envelope. They started going to just about every fast food drive-thru in town, but once people started to catch on they moved to fooling tourists with an invisible friend. These pranksters incorporate elements of magic into their range of invisible pranks. Just watch him fake a fire on a friend or offer tourists "woody" and "buzz." He’s perhaps best known for this hilarious bit with a Shake Weight.ģ) Magic of Rahat // 1,427,401 subscribers Vale has appeared on Lopez Tonight and pulled pranks on celebrities at the 53rd annual Grammy Awards.Ītwood’s antics are what they seem upon first glance. He also does a number of "paranoia" or "nonsense" pranks in which he'll try to make a stranger paranoid or speak gibberish to them.
Specializing in what he calls "Pooter" pranks, Vale works mostly with hidden cameras, capturing reactions as he makes strange noises. But enjoy them while you can: YouTube recently announced (on April 1) that it's shutting down for 10 years to pick a winner. These 10 con artists will make you cringe, feel awkward, and/or crack up as each scene unfolds. And in the process, they're raking in thousands (and sometimes millions) of views. They're in your town square and at your local university, turning tricks for all the world to see.
Instead of following Ashton Kutcher around Hollywood as he pulls gags on the rich and famous, YouTube pranksters usually target a close friend or a group of strangers. This article originally appeared on The Daily Dot.Įvery day is April Fools' Day on YouTube.Īmateur pranksters have turned the massive, video-sharing site into a low-budget version of Punk'd.
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