[Moma]

I was watching this prank video and I recognised the dude! I used to hang out with the guy who struck out the hapless dude!

We used to go hunting lizards together back in the days! He's always been a ripped guy and he hit one EE lizard one fine summer after a half court session of basketball in South London!

Forward to 3:20 in the video for the love tap!!

Whoa!!

[Malekhit]

lol that white dude has some very good reflex he only got half assed blow because of this. otherwise he would be knocked out cold.

[Sam1234]

That's really disrespectful. Guy needs his ass beat.

[Beyond Borders]

These guys are the fucking clowns of the century.

Please keep punching people that do this dumb shit.

[VincentVinturi]

I've learned a lot about fighting from watching these jokers.


1. Never betray the fact that you're about to attack.

Use the element of surprise.


2. Hit fast and hard. No hesitation.


3. One swift punch to the jaw is more intimidating than a minute of grappling.

[travolta]

it was heart warming to watch this guy get hit in the face

[Alan Partridge]

Aww man, the big dude didn't torque his hip when he through that hook. Bad form. Funny though.

[vinman]

Always relax before you throw a punch so that you don't telegraph.

[Fortis]

Think on this for a second: that dude hit him with his front hand straight from the starting position, but you could hear the impact. Imagine if the guy had actually cocked back and haymakered him. He got off lucky.

[Tuthmosis]

If black dude doesn't have that package under his left arm, the white guy gets knocked out. He didn't want to drop whatever that was, and alligator-armed the punch.

[Renberg]

Yeah, he threw a punch with that impact while that package was lodged underneath his arm. This would be NSFW if he cocked & powered through.

[Atlantic]

Obviously prank videos have been going on a long time but why the sudden surge in these types of 'prank' videos?

There seems to be a lot of these posted recently. Are they shit on purpose?
Are the guys actually achieving anything (revenue, fame) or just aiming to annoy people?

If anything they are encouraging me to start boxing and take less shit from strangers.
I used to have a huge temper but have been pretty relaxed the last few years. This kind of thing makes me want to go back into a more aggressive state when dealing with idiots. My tolerance is dropping rapidly for stupidity.

[JoyStick]

It's a little sad how this was meant to be a funny video but the only time it was funny was when he got hit on the head.

[speakeasy]

I'm giving it one month before we have the first prankster death. Close call here:

[TigerMandingo]

(07-10-2014 02:41 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

I'm giving it one month before we have the first prankster death. Close call here:

"Yo B! Stop! Dont shoot man!"

[Hans Dix]

While I admire the big brass balls on these kids, I really can't find sympathy for them if they end up getting hurt.

It's 100% their own damn fault for going around the hood asking people if they wanna buy a gun. God damn

[Teedub]

I admire (if that's the right word) the balls (no pun intended) to do this stuff, but it's pathetic, unoriginal and not particularly funny.

Plus, maybe I'm showing my age, but why are young English guys dressing like American 'dude-bros'?

[Don]

(07-10-2014 05:02 PM)Hans Dix Wrote:  

It's 100% their own damn fault for going around the hood asking people if they wanna buy a gun. God damn

Real question, keep in mind i'm not American, guns are pretty much non-existant in Romania: why is it such a big deal if you ask someone if they wanna buy a gun. I seen "pranks" in which people get farted on, get their shit stolen, get insulted, but still the most aggressive responses came from this prank. I really don't get it. It should be the same as in asking someone if they wanna buy drugs, just say no because he might be undercover and move on.

[Matt3B]

(07-10-2014 06:22 PM)Don Wrote:  

(07-10-2014 05:02 PM)Hans Dix Wrote:  

It's 100% their own damn fault for going around the hood asking people if they wanna buy a gun. God damn

Real question, keep in mind i'm not American, guns are pretty much non-existant in Romania: why is it such a big deal if you ask someone if they wanna buy a gun. I seen "pranks" in which people get farted on, get their shit stolen, get insulted, but still the most aggressive responses came from this prank. I really don't get it. It should be the same as in asking someone if they wanna buy drugs, just say no because he might be undercover and move on.

Think about it.

If someone came up to me asking if I want to buy a gun or a knife, my first thoughts are that they're either setting me up or they're going to attack me.

[dog24]

Am i the only one that thinks some of these guys punching these pranksters are cowards?
Most of these dudes making videos pose no threat whatsoever, why hit them? why not just tell them to GTFO, slap them, push them away?

Notice how no one tried to sucker punch this guy..

[samsamsam]

(07-10-2014 05:02 PM)Hans Dix Wrote:  

While I admire the big brass balls on these kids, I really can't find sympathy for them if they end up getting hurt.

(07-10-2014 05:49 PM)Teedub Wrote:  

I admire (if that's the right word) the balls (no pun intended) to do this stuff, but it's pathetic, unoriginal and not particularly funny.

Plus, maybe I'm showing my age, but why are young English guys dressing like American 'dude-bros'?

Is it really brass balls, or just stupidity? To me brass balls is in a real serious situation where it could go bad, etc. but a guy holds it together and makes the right calls even though he is the underdog. Not a great example but you get my drift.

Going up to people thinking it will be cool is just delusional. The mind doesn't register the situation right. They just think, "oh we're so cool, this will be funny." That doesn't register the situation right.

Taking stupid risks for youtube hits/attention is unstable thinking, i.e. crazy, it isn't brass balls.

[Jaydublin]

What is it with white people that makes us want to do the dumbest shit to show off.

[Pinocchio]

this isnt a prank. i just wish that black guy had got a clean punch on him.

[VincentVinturi]

These videos give me a whole new respect for people living in the hood.

They don't like to waste time on bullshit and they don't put up with people trying to clown them on their home turf.

If you pulled this same thing in a suburb, most people would do anything to avoid a confrontation, even at the expense of being made a fool of.

It would be interesting from a sociological perspective to see how a similar prank would do in the redneck south. I grew up around rednecks and they don't take shit either. But maybe the fact of it being white guys would make them less likely to start fighting so quickly?

[pitt]

(07-10-2014 06:22 PM)Don Wrote:  

(07-10-2014 05:02 PM)Hans Dix Wrote:  

It's 100% their own damn fault for going around the hood asking people if they wanna buy a gun. God damn

Real question, keep in mind i'm not American, guns are pretty much non-existant in Romania: why is it such a big deal if you ask someone if they wanna buy a gun. I seen "pranks" in which people get farted on, get their shit stolen, get insulted, but still the most aggressive responses came from this prank. I really don't get it. It should be the same as in asking someone if they wanna buy drugs, just say no because he might be undercover and move on.

I thought exactly the same thing. I am usually very confrontational too but in that case, I would probably just think that he is an undercover police and I would tell him that I am not interested and move on. I don't understand the overreaction on this video.