prank

Back in January, some guy pranked a bunch of fast food workers by wearing a costume that looked like a car seat, then going through the drive-thru so it looked like his car was driving itself. And the video has gotten over 32 MILLION hits. Now he's got a new one where he does the same thing, but wears a costume that makes it look like his HEAD was cut off. And the reactions he gets are pretty mixed. Some people freak out, and some love it.

The folks at YouTube decided to celebrate April Fools' Day with a fake contest. They posted a video yesterday explaining that YouTube is SHUTTING DOWN until 2023, so they can watch every video that's been uploaded...and pick a winner.

Colin Farrell's new crime thriller "Dead Man Down" opens this Friday. And to promote it, an ad agency in New York pranked a bunch of people by staging a fake MURDER in an elevator, and letting them walk in on it.

A guy named Jose Barrientos enrolled in a college class and pretended to have a thick Mexican accent for FOUR MONTHS. Then he gave a presentation and revealed he was faking it.

Yesterday I showed you a clip from a TV show in Brazil where they pulled off a pretty mean elevator prank. Well, last month, LG showed off new computer monitors by installing a bunch of them on the floor of an elevator and making it look like the the floor was dropping away.

A TV show in Brazil recently pulled off a pretty mean elevator prank. First they rigged the elevator with hidden cameras, and waited for someone to get in. Once the elevator was moving, they'd cut the lights for a few seconds. When the lights came back on, they got a very scary surprise.

If you still don't have a Halloween costume, here's one: A guy in New York dressed in camouflage, wrapped himself in ivy, and went to Central Park to pop out and scare people as they walked by. The best part is, almost everyone he did it to LOVED it.

A lot of students have pulled a lot of pranks on teachers over the years. But finally, some PAYBACK!

If you still have any doubt about how passionate the fans of 'The Hunger Games' are, Jest.com had someone prank people standing in line at a midnight showing by asking trivia questions, then telling them their right answers were wrong. As you'd imagine, they flipped out.

Two guys named Greg Benson and Ryan Smith came up with a hilarious prank to play on employees at their local Target store.

Brian is able to terrorize his coworker with the same clear-tape-across-the-door prank over and over.

Justin Bieber played a concert in Zurich, Switzerland earlier this month. And some guy pranked hundreds of girls while they were waiting to get into the venue. The results were hilarious! See the video on the next page!