Great Pranks That Totally Backfired

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• published: 12 Jun 2015
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top 10 practical jokes that didn't turn out to be funny. Pranksters who's pranks caused much pain and drama. Subscribe to our channel: http://goo.gl/9CwQhg Other Videos You Might Like Weird Japanese Game Shows: https://youtu.be/rktwodxJce8 10 Stupid Lottery Winners: https://youtu.be/HiUpBJVc-Fk Description: There is nothing more amusing than a good prank. At the expense of others, we can get a cheap laugh and memories that will last for years. In most cases, the victim and spectators get a laugh and every walks away as friends. But in cases like the ones in this video, sometimes the results of these pranks are disastrous and result in hurt feelings, broken friendships, lost jobs, lawsuits, and arrests. It really should be asked, how far can a prank go before it’s declared too far? Where is the line drawn when it comes to getting some comedy in our lives? The pranks in this video had some pretty serious repercussions, and the question is whether they were done with the best intentions. For example, Melody DeJesus wanted to give her boyfriend, Cristian Joe, a birthday celebration that he would never forget. So she got two of their friends to abduct the couple in broad daylight and whisk them away for their destination celebration. However, the friends wore hoods, and Cristian thought he was really being kidnapped. The abduction took place in Manhattan, New York, which meant that a ton of people witnessed the event and called the cops. After a thorough search through residences, phones, and email, the charges against the two men were dropped. Working for Justin Orman’s boss was probably more hassle than anything, especially since Orman was pretty much scarred for life from a prank that his boss orchestrated. He had Orman run an errand to pick up some money and inventory from an auto parts store when he was approached by two men in hoods who pointed a supposed gun on him, frisked him, and made it look like they were robbing him. When Orman realized it was a prank, he was less than amused and sued his employer for $25,000. Pranks can also come in the form of misleading people. Take Hooters for example. One of their managers at a Florida location told his employees that the waitress who sold the most beer would win a Toyota. The contest and rules were announced verbally. So, when the waitress who won expected a brand new car, she ended up being quite disappointed. She didn’t win a car, but instead a “Toy Yoda”, which was the lovable green Star Wars character in the form of a doll. Needless to say, she wasn’t amused and ended up suing the company. She won so much money that she could pick any Toyota she wanted off of the lot. Finally, a DJ for a Kentucky radio station got in trouble after he was offering “100 grand” to the tenth person who called into the show after listening for several hours. The woman who won was expecting a large sum of cash, but was given a “100 Grand” candy bar instead. After seeing how mad she was, the station tried offering her $5,000, but she eventually sued for the remaining $95,000. There are more pranks where this came from! You might not want to take notes in this case. Our Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheRichest.org Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheRichest_Com Instagram: http://instagram.com/therichest Featuring: Fake Kidnapping Candy vs. Cash Armed Robbery Dog Food Dinner Toy Yoda Paralyzing Toilet Fake Hummer Fake Arrest Woman claims to kill husband Fake Shooting Prank Music Track: Cartoon Capers For more videos and articles visit: http://www.therichest.com/