Since we are talking magic web series, we gotta mention the Magic of Rahat. Famous for his magic based drive-thru pranks, Rahat has way over 5 million YouTube subscribers! This video, the Drive Thru Fire Wallet from all the way back in 2011 is the first drive thru prank we could find… and the beginning of an empire! We are not sure if Rahat started the magic prank video craze, but he certainly is a major player.
That’s it for us this week; y’all have a great (and safe) weekend!
The latest clip from Ben Hanlin’s YouTube page features a magician prank pulled on singer Peter Andre. To be honest, we’re not sure if this is new or something from Ben’s TV show Tricked.
Have a safe weekend everyone!
It seems like there are more and more magical pranksters on YouTube every day. We know that many of you look at some of these videos with a pretty serious amount of suspicion… We get that, so do we! Are they faking the magic? Are they coaching the audience? That’s a whole subject in itself. Is it any worse than an applause sign for a live TV audience?
Well, in his latest video Murray SawChuck (or I guess that is just Magic) shows that his pranks don’t always go quite as planned.
So it is Friday the 13th… and we were really, really tempted to run the trailer again. And if you want to bask in the awesomeness of the Voorhees rampages you should go over to the official site of the movies. Until then, check out Rahat’s Jason themed prank from October’s Friday the 13th.
I don’t know… maybe I am just nostalgic for my days working for the police department. Bottom line is that Murray SawChuck’s recent video (above) made me laugh. Sure, it is a cheap gag but Murray knows this officer. Which is good, because he messes with cops a whole bunch over on his YouTube page.
Murray SawChuck has a pretty full schedule as a Vegas magician and Internet prankster… but not too busy to add sword swallowing to his resume. See more of Murray’s pranks and tricks on his YouTube page.
Even though Murray SawChuck was off on his first USO Tour, he still had time to drop a new video on his YouTube prank channel over the weekend. He meets up with a police (or security) officer who begrudgingly agrees to watch some magic and ends up teaching a lesson on the different types of magic.