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McDonaldsGuy on 24 July 2014
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RubberWhistleHistle said:
McDonaldsGuy said:

It's not authentic when everyone else does it.

These prank videos are the WORST, even worse than annoying Let's Plays and "rap battle" videos that plague YouTube. We are giving you good advice - quit this. It's just making people mad, not laugh. "OH MAN LOOK I JUST ANNOYED A MINIMUM WAGE WORKER AT GAMESTOP - COMEDIC GENIUS! I AM THE NEXT SEINFELD!!" It doesn't work that way.

Go practice improv, or stand up. Work on comedy and sketches. Work hard at it and you can succeed.

they are authentic.. it actually doesnt matter how many people do prank call videos, especially when, as the poster before you mentioned, most of the time theyre fake. the calls we do are authentic.


i wasnt acting like how youre saying. i didnt say i was a comedic genius.. i have numerous times said that this call isnt that good.. i can see that, just like everybody else. our bread and butter is our hot pop videos, and i shared this one because it relates to video games. i think the hot pop videos are funny.. and so do a lot of other people.

some of you are being really vicious and i dont understand why. i mean, if you guys are so great and just morally superior to me, i wouldnt think that you would be acting so high and mighty about all this. like i said in my original post, im just tyring to make people laugh and bring them enjoyment. a lot of people on this site have messaged me and said they like my videos and think theyre hilarious, and im just trying to offer this stuff to the people who actually appreciate it. so if you dont like it, you have other choices than to misconstrue everything that im saying and make me out to be something im not.


The reason I told you this is because I believe you COULD be funny. Take what we are saying to heart, cause you DO sound like you have talent. Don't waste it on harassing retail employees.

Sit down with friends, ask for advice, and even talk to improv teachers at your local college or comedy club. Work on it. When you have an idea a lot of people laugh at, expand on it, and turn it into a sketch.