prank

One of the oldest pranks in the book - the 'dress up as something fake and scare people' idea. Yeah, it'll make a grown man jump out of his boots with something unexpected like this happens. These guys put someone in a snowman suit that looks like a store display. He drops the sign and when the customers try to put the sign back...

This has officially become my most favorite prank I've seen. They ride the elevator, lights go out and, when the come back on, the creepiest little girl appears out of nowhere.

Jimmy Kimmel is at it again. He took to the streets as he often does with a simple question: "Who won last night's debate?" The only problem was this was filmed the day of the debates. We'll see who was actually watching or who has something to say about something.

Like George Carlin said: "There's nothing to do in an elevator except not look at the guy." Why not spicen up your next elevator ride with a few great ideas like these.

Pranks have been around since the beginning of time, check out these kids as they order food from a drive-thru as Elmo from Sesame Street.

Fox News was doing a report on unemployment rate and how today's younger generation, which they're calling the 'boomerang' generation as they leave home for college, then return home afterwards, may consider voting for Romney in this year's presidential election. The guy they decided to interview couldn't be more perfect for Fox News.

Woah now Chris Breeeeezy...take it easy! Nude photos of Chris Brown with....men?

Pitbull rocked a crowd at Walmart in the remote town of Kodiak, Alaska yesterday thanks to a Facebook/Twitter prankster named David. What started out as a joke to "Exile Pitbull" from the mainland, turned into a movement in which the KFFM Superstar embraced and got alot of laughs!

In what may well be the funniest thing you see all day, One Direction members Louis Tomlinson and Zayn Malik — with a little help from Nickelodeon and a really good actress — pranked fellow members Niall Horan, Liam Payne and Harry Styles hard on set.

It looks like a troupe of pranksters has trolled just about an entire Virginia shopping mall by convincing shoppers one of its members was a celebrity.

If there’s one group of people ripe for pranking, it’s diehard ‘Hunger Games‘ fans. No one understands this better than comedian Justin Tyler as he trolls rabid fans lined up for the movie’s midnight premiere with questions that have intentionally wrong answers. Hilarity (and more than a little superfan frustration) ensues.

Late night TV host Jimmel Kimmel recently asked his audience to prank their children with terrible gifts and post it on the web. Here's how it turned out