Will Smith was doing a recreation of a slap scene from a movie The Nutty Professor from a long time ago. There are UA-cam videos of them side by side and it's almost exact. Nobody talks about it though.
Remove all of the Warning labels on everything. Let Darwinism take it's course. FAFO. It's the -only- way these trends will stop because the sentences no longer fit the crime. 100 years ago, horse thieves and cattle rustlers were hanged. Now, a kid walks into a school and does this and they get maybe 10 years.
Ding Dong ditch OR Kick their door in? Jump out of a locker OR Fake school lead projectile? Trick or treat OR trick then trick some more? seems like pranks have done off the deep end from kind of weird or funny to your going to prison now for pranks... We have failed our kids...
These 'trends' and 'challenges' are proposed and marketed by people who want to sit back, eat popcorn, drink beer, and laugh themselves unconscious at the stupidity of people following the 'trend'.
As someone who used to be a teacher’s aide, do you have any idea how terrifying this is? For students as well as educators. When you have to take mandatory training every year for real situations like this and watch the news it becomes something that’s on your mind often. Social media and bad parenting combined with teenage stupidity is not a good mix.
Exactly I was thinking the guys really lucky there’s no campus security or police with a strong position to end the threat without harming students. Those guys would’ve been gone forever 10 years is kind of lucky
@ oh yes there is, I’m not talking about carrying arms but about how to react and what to do with the children, including how to help the wounded because paramedics won’t have access inside until the whole school and grounds are cleared and much more. Is a lengthy training.
@@TY_TianyouAs someone who taught public school for several years there COMPLETELY IS training for this. There are also active shooter drills multiple times a school year.
Being young isn’t an excuse. Those men grew up in the aftermath of Columbine and were alive and capable of independent thought when Sandy Hook and Stoneman Douglas happened. They would remember Uvalde. There’s no valid excuse for mimicking a real and present threat that is just about everyone’s worst nightmare.
1) People need to realize that 90% of "pranktoks" are faked/scripted with the people being pranked in on the skit, and shouldn't be replicated unless also scripted and all people are in on it. 2) Threats of violence and assault are not pranks.
Between things being scripted, fake news, and AI we are cooked. People believe whatever they see or whatever they want to see. Scary sad times for the self aware
And now the word "crime" is getting replaced with the word "prank". Simply changing the descriptive word doesn't change the outcome or make it any less criminal. The amount of stupidity and entitlement of people nowadays and the enabling of "parents" is absolutely out of control!!
My freshman year, an international student part of a frat made a joke bomb threat and he ended up getting deported. It's so stupid that people throw away their future for stupid stunts like that.
Honestly the first time I heard about it was when people were eating detergent and getting hit by cars dancing in the street, not exactly a great impression 😂
As a 90's kid, I always wanted to make sure that I wasn't going to be remembered for something goofy I did at school. Fast forward 'til now and it seems like making a fool of yourself is the key to success in a lot of these kid's minds.
Right! The "class clown" of our senior class shaved his eyebrows off before class pictures. We laughed at his stupidity, not him. We still look back at it cringing as we did in the moment lmao, he wouldve went viral if that was nowadays.
Imagine a cop just happened to be around the corner and heard the commotion? These kids could have been killed. So stupid, how can anybody begin to think that could be "funny"?
Or the cop could have fired on them and hit someone else too. Ruining cops life, ruining random persons life. Traumatising hundreds and potentially killing 2 idiots. MENTAL. They need a 5 year stint minimum
I remember in Northern Ireland, during The Troubles that anything that looked like a bang stick was banned. And doing this “prank” in front of a soldier would get you unalived.
EQ and IQ are two diff things. one can be both smart and dumb at the same time. some ppl ( like me ) are low in both lol but i somehow got into a uni lol.
Nor does having a black belt mean you can fight. Had a friend try and tell me these 5 year old black belts could beat me up. Ahhh no I have 175 pounds on them their kicks would be butterfly strikes. Also my kids were in martial arts believe me if you keep going they push the belts eventually. They even had a special needs kid who could not do anything and he kept getting belts. A for effort.
My husband is retiring from teaching as a result of school violence. He's been in several schools where shootings have occurred. Living with this threat as a family member is terrifying and I'll be damned if I'll lose my spouse as a result of this sh*t.
Why is it so hard for some people to understand that committing a crime and then yelling "It's a prank bro" right after does in fact not magically not make it a crime anymore. A prank is something were afterwards everyone can laugh about it even the target for the prank.
I would say that they're just idiots. But it's more than that. It's social media. You have people like Jack Doherty, Johnnysomali, etc acting as their role models. They have zero respect for anything or anyone except social media clout. "It's just a prank, bro!" yeah, it's also a felony. Good luck in prison.
“Someone could misunderstand the situation”. Criminals rob people ALL THE TIME by pretending to have a firearm. There is no misunderstand this situation, if two people do this and someone decides to defend themselves they should be within every right to react with self defense measures.
I escaped being mugged once simply by not believing the guy was serious and slowly walking into a populated area. Realised afterwards that I was supposed to hand over my valuables instead of laughing it off. That was the first time stupidity actually worked out for me
This is literally a textbook case of the "yelling fire in a crowded theatre" Supreme Court Free Speech test. If they had only had a civics course in high school. This isn't a trend, they're hoping it will be a trend, but it won't become one.
Fr, can you imagine how frightening that would be? Something like that could give someone too much anxiety to go back to that cafeteria. (And I'm someone who usually thinks people need to get over it)
GOOD. Sue for a % of all future earnings or they won’t learn and keep doing pranks. Hope these charges are far more severe than attempted robbery and burglary
Why would their parents sue? These are all adults in a university. This isnt like some seniors or juniors in highschool. Those parents no longer have guardianship over them. If anyones sueing, itd be the students, and probably with their parents lawyers.
This isn't funny, this isn't cute. That is my child's literal worst fear, I couldn't imagine him experiencing this. These are kids that never faced consequences in their lives; stupid games, stupid prizes.
Prank when I was young was something stupid like ding dong door ditching. Prank now HAHA I'M COMMITTING TERRORISM. Yeah the level of brain rot thanks to kids constantly being exposed to "influencers" "pranks" and or people who think they're "funny" is really starting to get out of hand. Like I've said so many times before there's no reason a kid should have a cellphone, trust me nothing good will ever come out of it.
This is exactly like shouting "Fire" in a crowded theater or "Bomb" in an airport. You can not joke about things that people, especially law enforcement, have to take seriously. You cannot joke about things that would cause a panic.
At this point, there needs to be a rule of thumb that using the “it’s just a prank” or “it for a trend” excuse could land you a harsher sentence. I’m so tired of people doing actions that are so dumb that it hurts then acting like it’s a joke.
7:26 "Some students shrug it off." Yeah, this is what makes these kinds of pranks even more dangerous. We're shutting off our survival response because we can no longer differentiate what's real threat from what's not.
I recently had to do mandatory training for my college. I work in the food court. And we were told as a LAST RESORT. To legitimately fight back. If things got dire enough these kids genuinely couldve gotten jumped by the staff.
@@davemccage7918 I don't WANT to do it, but if these people are gonna hurt MY people. They can suffer from their guts being exposed to the outside air.
Yeah, that's definitely not true. If your life is not in danger, that's also not an active shooter situation. Whatever college you work for that said that you're allowed to jump students if there are a threat. Good luck with that. You can't even do that at corporate stores. You cannot put your hands-on people. It doesn't work that way.
I dunno, there was the guy who walked up to security at an airport and said he had a bomb in his car as a "prank"...that ranks pretty high up there on the stupid level
Back in the 1980s I made a joke about having a bazooka in my pants and got a pat down from airport security. Today if I see Jack at the airport I will not say hi.
Lawl. I got my instructor at college with the "Don't panic! This is a drill." gag once when handling a power drill... later on whilst using a plasters trowel I got him again. "Okay, time to panic, this is not a drill." I said. He grinned, and then told me I'd be sent home if I made a pun that bad again.
I don't think there's been a time in history where bluffing you have a weapon you intend to use has ever worked well. Making an obvious pun / joke with a stick clearly isn't malicious. Pretending to be holding a glock and telling people to get on the ground is a whole different ball game.. No era is tolerating that. Actually I'd argue we've gone soft. 50 years ago that would have been immediately dealt with, bluff or not.. 🤣
I remember back in the day a buddy of mine did a prank he reffered to as "mild vandalism" where he would wait for someone to leave, be it the teacher or another student, and then he would quickly rearrage all their stuff. They ended up very confused for a few minutes, we all got a good laugh everyone had fun. What none of us ever thought to do was pretend to have a gun and threaten to shoot people becaus that seemed less fun for everyone.
When I was in school, they used black or green boards with a rough surface and white sticks of chalk that wrote on them. The erasers were a felt material with grooves every quarter inch. I'd sometimes take a stick of chalk and place it sideways into the grooves. The teacher didn't know it was there, but when they tried to erase the board with it, it would leave a mark on the board. Then they'd have to remove the chalk. Mr. Francisco (math teacher) would remove the stick of chalk and throw it at me.
I pranked my buddy with shaving cream in his hand when he got drunk and knocked out. He smacked his face full of shaving cream. Did the warm water in hand too, but it was a little too hot. Never did I think of doing something this stupid. Man, times have changed from when I was a teenager in the late 90s.
Has anyone ever got the intercom phone off the pole at Walmart and farted into it over the store loudspeakers? I haven't. But I've seen it done back when the Supercenters stayed open 24 hours a day and we'd go there at 2 am.
That’s like how the cops will advertise free stuff giveaways to target criminals with outstanding warrants, and so many of them come strolling in thinking their getting a free toaster and leave in cuffs 😂
@@Bunnyfoo2199 that was my first thought XD I used to drink with one our deputies in our area and he said heard of one the gals calling a suspect and telling him he won a radio prize because he owed child support, granted this was more common in the 80s lol
Reminds me of a guy who was having a mental health crisis and ran at the cops with a knife and they shot him and his last words before going unconscious and dying was "that was a really stupid idea"
"It doesn't mean they have to be marked for the rest of their life." Um yes, yes it does. They're old enough to know better and did this for the smallest drip of internet clout, which is about as valuable as a $3 bill. Yes, they need to be made examples of. This type of "prank" bullshit needs o come to a grinding halt. The more you take this serious, and the harsher the consequences provided, the sooner these bullshit "pranks" stop. When you know you're going to be chilling in jail for 15 years for 15 minutes of fame...you'll reconsider your stupidity. Not to mention, they will be lucky to get jobs as dishwashers or gas jockeys after this. For the rest of their lives. All for that tiny tiny drip of internet clout.
@@Blandy0487 No such thing as too long. They need to forever be known for this. They need to be monitored everywhere they go. Someone that thinks this is a funny joke is already psychopathic. They have no morals, no care.
I think getting felony charges for someone else out there that tried to recreate your TikTok prank is the actual prank that the inventors of this stuff are actually going for. "Yo, did you see some dude tried to copy that fake skit we put up and now he's facing, like, 20 years? Awesome!"
"This is a good time for parents to talk to their young adults" made me laugh so fucking hard that I gave myself Yellow Mustard. This is not a meme post, this is 100% truth.
My step brother has served in Iraq, and frontline in Afghanistan. Some of the worst Veteran's PTSD you'd be lucky never to see. Should someone pull a "prank" like this, he'd definitely react in a way that would leave the "prankster" in much less than ideal conditions, if they're lucky, and would also definitely blame himself and feel awful for doing so afterwards because he is an angel and blames himself when his condition causes him to behave in ways he doesn't like (behaving violently being a big one that I've been proud to watch him fight and overcome over the years, assuming no-one pulls some dumb sh*t like this he's got it pretty under control for the past year or two).
@TY-Tianyou Something is wrong with you. I can tell you weren't alive when the actual Islamic terrorists committed 9/11 or aren't American. Strong feeling you're a woke Gen Z'er who's never left North America.
When I was in community college, I was headed to class. It's ten till and the hallways were a ghost town. I get grilled by an instructor, asking why I was in the hall. I said I left the bathroom and I'm headed to choir. I get thrown in the choir director's office. Apparently there was a threat to the HS. This was one month after an actual armed intruder injured a student at a HS an hour from us. We were under lockdown since we had HS students who often came to campus for class. All the schools in town got put on lockdown. The rest of the week, these threats kept happening. In total, 3 kids got slapped with felonies. This was before tiktok became big. There were HS students saying that the kids should've been let go. It was just a joke. We had federal organizations that showed up. I should reiterate. This was a month after a school nearby had a student injured due to an actual threat. (A teacher ended up jumping on the student and disarming him before any other damage could be done.) How anyone can say, "It's just a joke." Sickens me.
They cared at a community college? I work at a community college and they'd have no reason to care if people were in the halls during hours that school was open due to the fact that people don't all have classes at the same time.
Sheriff Grady Judd & lawmakers in Florida are now charging parents for the man hours it takes to find the source of online and phoned in school shooter/bomb threats. The first one was publicized recently, a $30k bill when it happened soon after a nearby school shooting (NC?). They have to bring in FBI and other specialists, pay overtime.. Good.
Also from CT... It's even more messed up that these two young men are about the ages the lost children would have been. I remember doing active shooter and bomb threat training starting in elementary school in the 90s with times of legitimate concerns we were under attack. Have young people just become numb?
I have been through a few fire alarms going off & bomb scares at my University campus and it's EXTREMELY disruptive to things going on. I had a final presentation in a class canceled, because of someone calling in a bomb scare in a dorm. It's not a joke!
At least you didn't have to go through nuclear attack drills like we did when I was in elementary school. Fire drills, tornado drills, and nuclear attack drills.
Note to anybody in Utah thinking of trying this: you may find yourself with more problems than charges and jail. Due to the way that the Utah CCW permits work and how the law is written, it's entirely possible for other students who have a permit to be packing on campus (assuming it's a public university). And yes, this is set in stone. At one point several years ago some of the universities banded together to try to prohibit carry on campus. They were promptly told by the state legislature that they are not allowed to prohibit lawful carry on campus and they had to change their rules.
Utah here. I actually had a history teacher in high school who had a gun safe on campus. Not university, HIGH SCHOOL. Am I bothered by it? No, because the safest place in that school during something like this way his classroom. No one was allowed behind his desk period. He was absolutely terrifying and all students obeyed.
Pranker: “It’s just a prank, bro!” Pranker (after being arrested): “It’s just a prank, officer!” Pranker (at court): “It’s just a prank, your honor!” Cellmate (in the prison shower): “It’s just a prank, bro!”
I keep imagining all the laughs & giggles these 2 were going through, from the inception of the idea thru to the moment the 1st law enforcement officials showed up. The high-5s they gave to each other.. the phone calls or texts with innovative ideas one or the other would come up with. Barely able to keep the enthusiasm from spilling out and ruining their grand plans for a viral video. They worshipped their idea and themselves profusely throughout the days, hours & minutes leading up to the pull of the trigger, so to speak. As a lifelong CT resident I dearly hope these 2 are from out of State
3:18 *MAJOR NOTE* "A hero will take you out" You are not the victim if this goes wrong. The person scarred for life after a false flag SHOULD BE a hero for reacting and saving lives *if it was real* hence the trauma and scarred for life
Wish they would’ve asked me for the reporter interview “they might be the dumbest people on campus. I’m shocked they got into college. It’s not a prank, it’s a crime”
Somehow social media can get out the pranks but not the repercussions. We didn't have social media growing up, but no one needed to be told this in the first place.
2:50 “Parents need to have a talk with their young adults” Jesus Christ I’m so glad I’m in my 30s and not a part of this insanely cringe and stupid generation raised by social media
This is why despite being a libertarian in fully in support of the government shutting down tiktok. I swear it's a psyop to make kids in America dumber and dumber.
@@bigbirddottv Wow, how naive you are. There are things called algorithms and TOS, not to mention TT is owned by a Chinese company which is indirectly controlled by the CCP.
@@Dontbelieve9 Agree. There were always people like this but for most of history they never had a large audience and/or they got punished far more harshly than today.
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When I was in middle school, I had a friend throw a birthday party a group of Homies went to. A pack of 10 of us decided to go dingdong ditching. On the last house, we did my friend knocked on the door. Then all we heard was a guy opening the door quickly followed by the most memorable shit your pants sound, the clicking of someone loading up their shotgun. Never been to another door since. 🤣that man had us scattering
Good grief, what kind of events have led that poor man to feeling the need to cock a shotgun of all things at the door knocking. What kind of literal hell-hole did you guys live in?!
"Never been to another door since." Damn, scared you into being homeless huh? Or did you just have someone remove all the doors in your house? Cuz that sounds dangerous too.
Whenever I hear about people recreating these so-called tik tok pranks, they rarely, if ever, show or reference the original. It really feels like tiktok is just used as a scapegoat for stupidity
Yeah they might be at the age to do stupid stuff, but personally I feel 13 yrs old and up is old enough to know not to fake a school shooting for a tik-tok or prank
I'm sitting, right now, next to my 12 year old grandson showing him this video. And I told him, "If you're THAT stupid I'm not wasting money on a lawyer to keep your a$$ out of jail". I think he believes me. And he'd better.
It's like the college kids that got in trouble for the door kicking trend. I'd expect this stuff from actual children, not adults in college. My faith in humanity's future dwindles more each day.
" This is a good time for parents to talk to their young adults to differentiate what is funny " That conversation and lesson was suppose to take place when they were toddlers doll.
I recently had to do mandatory training for my institution. I work at the food court. And we were informed that was the LAST RESORT. To legitimately fight back. If circumstances had gone dire enough, these youngsters may have been jumped by the personnel.
Well this sure ain't a prank like leading a cow up stairs or making nonsense announcements over the school PA. Maybe paper machéing the headmaster's window...
Hahahaha! Oh, please. That’s not the reason why Tiktok is getting banned in the US. Read up and educate yourself. But since I am here already, let me explain. The US govt demands that ByteDance, a Chinese company, sells Tiktok to a non-Chinese company. Of course, Tiktok refuses to. Anyway, the reason why the US Govt wants Tiktok to sell its US operation to an American Owner is because, accdg to the US govt Tiktok is a threat to national security. Please read up further. That’s the main reason for its looming ban and not because of the so many BS going on Tiktok. I mean, there’s so many more BS going in FB but because it’s an American company, the US govt will not touch it. :)
If you don't hold them VERY accountable for their actions if things don't change it's your fault. I recommend "pranking" them in court by making them believe they are getting 10 years without parole. Lock down for a couple of days and probation and fines. Definitely expulsion.
My version of that prank would be to lead them to believe that they're getting off with a slap on the wrists, let their relief sink in, then have the judge yell "It's just a prank bro!" before revealing that they're actually getting the maximum sentencing.
Besides it being a Chinese Psyop against Americans. Look up what type of content is shown to Chinese kids versus American kids. It's a night and day difference.
I wish Common Sense was more common... just a modicum of it would have stopped this incident from happening in the first place. (edited because dumb spelling mistake)
Just the fact that you used the work modicum shows you're head and shoulders smarter than the two idiots who pulled this ridiculous stunt. Social media will be the downfall of us educated folk.
Book smarts doesn't always mean street smarts/common sense. You've also got to be at least a little bit of a sociopath to think something like this would be fun. What if some of those other students had actually survived a school shooting? This would be so, so traumatic, and for a PRANK? You genuinely have to not care about other people. If this ruins their lives, good, they played a stupid game and won stupid prizes. PLENTY of teenagers don't do sh*t like this. Their age is not an excuse.
I love how TikTok "pranks" go from something innocuous like jump scares all the way up to... *checks notes* virtually re-enacting Columbine... Just because you can doesn't mean you should.
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Will Smith was doing a recreation of a slap scene from a movie The Nutty Professor from a long time ago. There are UA-cam videos of them side by side and it's almost exact. Nobody talks about it though.
They tried to warn us with a movie called Idiocracy but we didn't take this seriously! And there we are now...
Remove all of the Warning labels on everything. Let Darwinism take it's course. FAFO. It's the -only- way these trends will stop because the sentences no longer fit the crime. 100 years ago, horse thieves and cattle rustlers were hanged. Now, a kid walks into a school and does this and they get maybe 10 years.
It's still terrorism. Like a bomber that has hot dogs strapped to their body it still scares people
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"Prank" is hastily becoming a calling code for "crime" at this point
And "Glitch". Remember the whole Chase bank "money glitch"?
Ding Dong ditch OR Kick their door in? Jump out of a locker OR Fake school lead projectile? Trick or treat OR trick then trick some more? seems like pranks have done off the deep end from kind of weird or funny to your going to prison now for pranks... We have failed our kids...
That is a 15 year old cold take at this point
@mmfood3004 lol true
Weird times, when "prank" becomes a crime, and crime becomes a prank....
there was a trend back when i went to school, it was called the "don't be fucking stupid" challenge. they should bring that one back
Hell, even the streaking trend of the 70's would be a preferable comeback compared to this garbage. Relatively harmless and funny to witness.
everyone would fail
These 'trends' and 'challenges' are proposed and marketed by people who want to sit back, eat popcorn, drink beer, and laugh themselves unconscious at the stupidity of people following the 'trend'.
Yea what happened to everyone not wanting be to on Sx registration list @misslora3896
I never saw anybody try that trend
As someone who used to be a teacher’s aide, do you have any idea how terrifying this is? For students as well as educators. When you have to take mandatory training every year for real situations like this and watch the news it becomes something that’s on your mind often. Social media and bad parenting combined with teenage stupidity is not a good mix.
Exactly I was thinking the guys really lucky there’s no campus security or police with a strong position to end the threat without harming students. Those guys would’ve been gone forever 10 years is kind of lucky
There's no mandatory training wdym
@ oh yes there is, I’m not talking about carrying arms but about how to react and what to do with the children, including how to help the wounded because paramedics won’t have access inside until the whole school and grounds are cleared and much more. Is a lengthy training.
@@TY_TianyouAs someone who taught public school for several years there COMPLETELY IS training for this. There are also active shooter drills multiple times a school year.
Imagine if one of the teachers had a concealed gun or smth; -best- worst case scenario they could've gotten hastily shot !
Being young isn’t an excuse. Those men grew up in the aftermath of Columbine and were alive and capable of independent thought when Sandy Hook and Stoneman Douglas happened. They would remember Uvalde. There’s no valid excuse for mimicking a real and present threat that is just about everyone’s worst nightmare.
and Parkland, everyone their age knows how serious this is
Even ignorance isn't defence in the eyes of the law. Globally
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Well unless you're a woman 😂😂😂
They definitely proved that higher education is wasted on them
Age is an excuse. It's not a useful legal defense.
Columbine was like 30 years ago now. They've lived in a world that's never not had school gun violence.
1) People need to realize that 90% of "pranktoks" are faked/scripted with the people being pranked in on the skit, and shouldn't be replicated unless also scripted and all people are in on it.
2) Threats of violence and assault are not pranks.
I don’t think people know that… honestly if you see the comments people really think that stuff is real
Id put it closer to 99.99%
@@serv-on I was trying to account for the idiot copycats like in the video...I'm sure that accounts for a good 5-10%. :)
Between things being scripted, fake news, and AI we are cooked. People believe whatever they see or whatever they want to see. Scary sad times for the self aware
Or just ban prank videos all together
"A good time for parents to talk with their young adults." Nah, if you're having to explain why this kind of behavior is stupid, you still have a kid.
Exactly.
What are their parents going to do? Clearly, they've been useless from the time their toxic offspring were born.
And now the word "crime" is getting replaced with the word "prank". Simply changing the descriptive word doesn't change the outcome or make it any less criminal. The amount of stupidity and entitlement of people nowadays and the enabling of "parents" is absolutely out of control!!
"You still have a kid"
Not for long, we hope... bring back natural selection
My freshman year, an international student part of a frat made a joke bomb threat and he ended up getting deported. It's so stupid that people throw away their future for stupid stunts like that.
The lengths some people will go to just for attention. Certainly, he had no one to blame but his own dumb self.
Some dude I went to high school & played football with was deported & sent back to Uganda for 1g of weed 😮
Damn, I have so many questions… how did he even get caught saying that? Like how did it even happen
FAFO
Idiotic that sounds little more like peer pressure hazing but his fault for choosing his frat acceptance over common sense
"Today I'm doing the running at police with a knife prank!" Social media is cancer.
Just add "prank" or "challenge" to any stupid thing, and people will do it.
If the case they should be "prank" by be patient or take "challenge" of be nice person in a month.
Natural selection. I love to see it ❤
@@anthonyhanna1624for real, that’s just thinning the herd
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Remember when we used to say "TV rots your brain"?
TV's got nothing on TikTok!
That was pretty stupid anyway, but man TiKtok definitely rots these kids brains
Honestly the first time I heard about it was when people were eating detergent and getting hit by cars dancing in the street, not exactly a great impression 😂
@@Animefan-uk8pwhaha "pretty stupid" then you to go to say tik tok is bad 😂😂. how old are you? What was stupid about his comment?
@@CristopherZapien-k9f I didn't say his comment was stupid, I was saying that the whole, "TV rots your Brain" argument was stupid.
@@nobodyspecial115did tik tok exist during that?
As a 90's kid, I always wanted to make sure that I wasn't going to be remembered for something goofy I did at school. Fast forward 'til now and it seems like making a fool of yourself is the key to success in a lot of these kid's minds.
Yep. The bar is so low it's pathetic.
They thought notoriety is the same as celebrity.
In their minds yes. I pulled the fire alarm at school and I’m not rich 😂
Look at who's gonna be president. No shame will make you famous.
Right! The "class clown" of our senior class shaved his eyebrows off before class pictures. We laughed at his stupidity, not him. We still look back at it cringing as we did in the moment lmao, he wouldve went viral if that was nowadays.
Imagine a cop just happened to be around the corner and heard the commotion? These kids could have been killed. So stupid, how can anybody begin to think that could be "funny"?
I doubt it they were thinking that far ahead.
Or the cop could have fired on them and hit someone else too. Ruining cops life, ruining random persons life. Traumatising hundreds and potentially killing 2 idiots. MENTAL. They need a 5 year stint minimum
imagine that one time when you crossed the road on a red light, you could have been killed. Very insightful.
At this point I'm thinking the only thing that goes through kids'brains is "it's on Tik Tok so it must be safe and fun. Plus I could get famous".
@@Lordofthelosers01 i am still shook the trend is real at all
I remember in Northern Ireland, during The Troubles that anything that looked like a bang stick was banned. And doing this “prank” in front of a soldier would get you unalived.
Further proof that just because you are going to a University and or have a degree does not mean you are smart
Nope. It's just common sense, and knowledge, which by itself is sorely lacking these days due to various factors, such as parenting, involved . . .
Some of the most intelligent people are pretty stupid.
EQ and IQ are two diff things. one can be both smart and dumb at the same time. some ppl ( like me ) are low in both lol but i somehow got into a uni lol.
Nor does having a black belt mean you can fight. Had a friend try and tell me these 5 year old black belts could beat me up. Ahhh no I have 175 pounds on them their kicks would be butterfly strikes. Also my kids were in martial arts believe me if you keep going they push the belts eventually. They even had a special needs kid who could not do anything and he kept getting belts. A for effort.
I've met many university students and sorry to say they are just as ignorant as high schoolers
Imagine how proud their parents were when they got the call from jail? All that money spent for them to go to school , good grief!
Mine would have left me in there for that one!!
@@davidvanderbrook3988mine wouldve put me under the jail.
Mine would’ve disowned me for that! What the fuck goes through your brain for you to think this is a good idea? Obviously nothing smart!
You mean the money we spent!!
@@davidvanderbrook3988same here for being "that stupid."
My husband is retiring from teaching as a result of school violence. He's been in several schools where shootings have occurred. Living with this threat as a family member is terrifying and I'll be damned if I'll lose my spouse as a result of this sh*t.
Why is it so hard for some people to understand that committing a crime and then yelling "It's a prank bro" right after does in fact not magically not make it a crime anymore.
A prank is something were afterwards everyone can laugh about it even the target for the prank.
I would say that they're just idiots. But it's more than that. It's social media. You have people like Jack Doherty, Johnnysomali, etc acting as their role models. They have zero respect for anything or anyone except social media clout. "It's just a prank, bro!" yeah, it's also a felony. Good luck in prison.
“Someone could misunderstand the situation”. Criminals rob people ALL THE TIME by pretending to have a firearm. There is no misunderstand this situation, if two people do this and someone decides to defend themselves they should be within every right to react with self defense measures.
Wow
The b*tthurt woke people gets triggered and disagree what youve said xD
I was thinking they're lucky they weren't shot and killed.
I escaped being mugged once simply by not believing the guy was serious and slowly walking into a populated area.
Realised afterwards that I was supposed to hand over my valuables instead of laughing it off.
That was the first time stupidity actually worked out for me
@@darylingoteborg3178 Well, if it works, it works
This is literally a textbook case of the "yelling fire in a crowded theatre" Supreme Court Free Speech test. If they had only had a civics course in high school. This isn't a trend, they're hoping it will be a trend, but it won't become one.
I wouldn’t be surprised if someone’s parents end up suing those 2 assholes on behalf of their children who were traumatized.
Fr, can you imagine how frightening that would be? Something like that could give someone too much anxiety to go back to that cafeteria.
(And I'm someone who usually thinks people need to get over it)
GOOD. Sue for a % of all future earnings or they won’t learn and keep doing pranks. Hope these charges are far more severe than attempted robbery and burglary
Why would their parents sue? These are all adults in a university. This isnt like some seniors or juniors in highschool. Those parents no longer have guardianship over them. If anyones sueing, itd be the students, and probably with their parents lawyers.
Good.
@@Lybrelyeah that's not how that works buddy.
This isn't funny, this isn't cute. That is my child's literal worst fear, I couldn't imagine him experiencing this. These are kids that never faced consequences in their lives; stupid games, stupid prizes.
Its just a prank
@@jvillain9946 It's just a 75 IQ.
Bro he had a cell phone in his hand. If your too stupid to know the difference between a gun and a cellphone you shouldnt be in public.
@@Jake-777-7so all the students were huddled up close to him and had 20/20 vision?
@@Jake-777-7imagine defending these wastes of oxygen
Prank when I was young was something stupid like ding dong door ditching. Prank now HAHA I'M COMMITTING TERRORISM. Yeah the level of brain rot thanks to kids constantly being exposed to "influencers" "pranks" and or people who think they're "funny" is really starting to get out of hand. Like I've said so many times before there's no reason a kid should have a cellphone, trust me nothing good will ever come out of it.
This is exactly like shouting "Fire" in a crowded theater or "Bomb" in an airport. You can not joke about things that people, especially law enforcement, have to take seriously. You cannot joke about things that would cause a panic.
A prank is putting Saran wrap under the toilet seat. This is just ridiculous.
This is dangerous. If a real one actually happened, the students will first assume its only a prank. That can be deadly really fast
At this point, there needs to be a rule of thumb that using the “it’s just a prank” or “it for a trend” excuse could land you a harsher sentence. I’m so tired of people doing actions that are so dumb that it hurts then acting like it’s a joke.
7:26 "Some students shrug it off." Yeah, this is what makes these kinds of pranks even more dangerous. We're shutting off our survival response because we can no longer differentiate what's real threat from what's not.
No, they saw them as not a threat and reacted accordingly.
i go to this college, from what i’ve heard, people were freaking out and getting down
@@donut3946 You were there?
I recently had to do mandatory training for my college. I work in the food court. And we were told as a LAST RESORT. To legitimately fight back. If things got dire enough these kids genuinely couldve gotten jumped by the staff.
Or the other students I think a few of them would have gone with the fight option over flight especially if they were within grabbing distance.
Why is that the “last resort”? You need to come out swinging the second some manic wants to get loud.
@@davemccage7918 I don't WANT to do it, but if these people are gonna hurt MY people. They can suffer from their guts being exposed to the outside air.
Yeah, that's definitely not true. If your life is not in danger, that's also not an active shooter situation. Whatever college you work for that said that you're allowed to jump students if there are a threat. Good luck with that. You can't even do that at corporate stores. You cannot put your hands-on people. It doesn't work that way.
"We live in a time of zero tolerance for any violence on campus." Yeah? You should probably tell your state officials that.
I dunno, there was the guy who walked up to security at an airport and said he had a bomb in his car as a "prank"...that ranks pretty high up there on the stupid level
When I was a freshman in high school I had 2 Somali homies that made a bomb threat at the airport as a prank
It's ages old that people know not to do that, like b4 9/11 that was a massive crime
Might as well pretend to rob a bank 🤦♂️
Back in the 1980s I made a joke about having a bazooka in my pants and got a pat down from airport security.
Today if I see Jack at the airport I will not say hi.
We are living through a strange mix of Idiocracy and 1984.
@@RubenGugis well they clinging to much on 1980 despite it already old at this point.
Nailed it.
Less 1984, more The Marching Morons.
No we're not, the Americans are
@@TY_Tianyou Idiocy spreads through air. It will soon come to your hometown too. 😢
They made an adult decision and should pay the appropriate price for that decision
I used to get laughs for holding a branch in the air when I entered the room "Nobody Move! This... is a stick up!" times have changed....
Lawl. I got my instructor at college with the "Don't panic! This is a drill." gag once when handling a power drill... later on whilst using a plasters trowel I got him again.
"Okay, time to panic, this is not a drill." I said. He grinned, and then told me I'd be sent home if I made a pun that bad again.
This made me laugh harder than it probably should have
I don't think there's been a time in history where bluffing you have a weapon you intend to use has ever worked well.
Making an obvious pun / joke with a stick clearly isn't malicious.
Pretending to be holding a glock and telling people to get on the ground is a whole different ball game.. No era is tolerating that. Actually I'd argue we've gone soft. 50 years ago that would have been immediately dealt with, bluff or not.. 🤣
See, now that's FUNNY!
That’s actually funny! Who doesn’t love a good, harmless pun?
I remember back in the day a buddy of mine did a prank he reffered to as "mild vandalism" where he would wait for someone to leave, be it the teacher or another student, and then he would quickly rearrage all their stuff. They ended up very confused for a few minutes, we all got a good laugh everyone had fun. What none of us ever thought to do was pretend to have a gun and threaten to shoot people becaus that seemed less fun for everyone.
I've heard of people doing a more extensive version of this for April Fool's Day.
When I was in school, they used black or green boards with a rough surface and white sticks of chalk that wrote on them. The erasers were a felt material with grooves every quarter inch. I'd sometimes take a stick of chalk and place it sideways into the grooves. The teacher didn't know it was there, but when they tried to erase the board with it, it would leave a mark on the board. Then they'd have to remove the chalk. Mr. Francisco (math teacher) would remove the stick of chalk and throw it at me.
You monster!
I pranked my buddy with shaving cream in his hand when he got drunk and knocked out. He smacked his face full of shaving cream. Did the warm water in hand too, but it was a little too hot. Never did I think of doing something this stupid. Man, times have changed from when I was a teenager in the late 90s.
Has anyone ever got the intercom phone off the pole at Walmart and farted into it over the store loudspeakers? I haven't. But I've seen it done back when the Supercenters stayed open 24 hours a day and we'd go there at 2 am.
All the students being interviewed had smiles on their faces while saying "it wasn't funny, it was scary!"
I doubt they had smiles while it happened.
Probally because it’s so outlandish they couldn’t believe it happened
It's how zoomers speak, they laugh about everything. They could be telling you their grandma just died in a car crash and they are smiling ear to ear.
There should be a "Go to Prison" TikTok prank to filter the population
Everyone agree that statement
PLEASE! And it needs to happen before TT is cancelled!
This was it.
That’s like how the cops will advertise free stuff giveaways to target criminals with outstanding warrants, and so many of them come strolling in thinking their getting a free toaster and leave in cuffs 😂
@@Bunnyfoo2199 that was my first thought XD I used to drink with one our deputies in our area and he said heard of one the gals calling a suspect and telling him he won a radio prize because he owed child support, granted this was more common in the 80s lol
I remember the good old days when these things started with someone saying "hold my beer" and ended with a hospital visit.
Reminds me of a guy who was having a mental health crisis and ran at the cops with a knife and they shot him and his last words before going unconscious and dying was "that was a really stupid idea"
"Chill, its just a prank bro" *starts unloading magazine into the face❤*
If they're not smart enough to know that's a bad idea, then they shouldn't be going to university.
What about college?
@@wilcee238 Maybe.
They make even safety school unsafe
1/3 of my freshman dorm failed out….. I knew week 2 they weren’t going anywhere but back home. I stayed away
universities are more about how rich your parents are than your intelligence level. Most kids just use them as a 4 year long party.
Officer, I was just following the "punch a Tik Tokker in the face" challenge.
"Tiktokers..." there, my empathy for these individuals ended there.
Dang that’s rough. My family makes a living from reviewing products on TT, but I guess we’re all just worthless brain rotted losers huh?
@@RMwhiteYes.
weird comment
@@RMwhite Yep.
@@RMwhite Yes.
"It doesn't mean they have to be marked for the rest of their life."
Um yes, yes it does.
They're old enough to know better and did this for the smallest drip of internet clout, which is about as valuable as a $3 bill. Yes, they need to be made examples of. This type of "prank" bullshit needs o come to a grinding halt. The more you take this serious, and the harsher the consequences provided, the sooner these bullshit "pranks" stop. When you know you're going to be chilling in jail for 15 years for 15 minutes of fame...you'll reconsider your stupidity.
Not to mention, they will be lucky to get jobs as dishwashers or gas jockeys after this. For the rest of their lives. All for that tiny tiny drip of internet clout.
Future employer “after Googling your name, we withdraw our offer”.
I think the taxpayers will be looking after these 2 brainless idiots. Or their next job is dressing up as a clown in a circus.
How long would be too long in your mind?
@@Blandy0487there is no too long, they need felony convictions and live with it for life 🤷♂️
@@Blandy0487 No such thing as too long. They need to forever be known for this. They need to be monitored everywhere they go. Someone that thinks this is a funny joke is already psychopathic. They have no morals, no care.
The “🔫man” literally looks like he’s gonna come back and re-create it with the🔫
whenever i hear 'tiktok prank' i actually think 'felony'
We had some kids pull a similar stunt a little while ago. Three students got slapped with felonies.
I'm sure they'll get the books thrown at them.
Yeah basically. Either a crime or something so dumb I get concerned for the future.
I think getting felony charges for someone else out there that tried to recreate your TikTok prank is the actual prank that the inventors of this stuff are actually going for. "Yo, did you see some dude tried to copy that fake skit we put up and now he's facing, like, 20 years? Awesome!"
@@Phearsumeveryone totally agree that statement
"This is a good time for parents to talk to their young adults" made me laugh so fucking hard that I gave myself Yellow Mustard. This is not a meme post, this is 100% truth.
You should only be looking at funny videos and memes on the toilet 😂
I'm a parent and if I ever feel like this talk is needed. Then I'm not wasting money on college.
Mustaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrddddd!
stupidest thing ive read all day dont ever show up in the comments again
Didja get any on your hotdog?
This is probably the first time in their lives that they're held accountable for anything.
My step brother has served in Iraq, and frontline in Afghanistan. Some of the worst Veteran's PTSD you'd be lucky never to see. Should someone pull a "prank" like this, he'd definitely react in a way that would leave the "prankster" in much less than ideal conditions, if they're lucky, and would also definitely blame himself and feel awful for doing so afterwards because he is an angel and blames himself when his condition causes him to behave in ways he doesn't like (behaving violently being a big one that I've been proud to watch him fight and overcome over the years, assuming no-one pulls some dumb sh*t like this he's got it pretty under control for the past year or two).
Going to war is no excuse for not being able to control yourself. Sorry.
The prankter would've been more than likely to be terminated
Thank him for his service for me.
So he repented for his terrorism?
@TY-Tianyou Something is wrong with you. I can tell you weren't alive when the actual Islamic terrorists committed 9/11 or aren't American. Strong feeling you're a woke Gen Z'er who's never left North America.
I hate if when I rob a bank as a prank, and people end up taking it seriously.
There was a kid that pulled a bank robbery prank a couple of months agoe😂
@ omg 😂
I’m so surprised that this happened in CT considering the general vibe around guns and the how seriously school shootings are taken here
When I was in community college, I was headed to class. It's ten till and the hallways were a ghost town. I get grilled by an instructor, asking why I was in the hall. I said I left the bathroom and I'm headed to choir.
I get thrown in the choir director's office. Apparently there was a threat to the HS. This was one month after an actual armed intruder injured a student at a HS an hour from us.
We were under lockdown since we had HS students who often came to campus for class. All the schools in town got put on lockdown.
The rest of the week, these threats kept happening. In total, 3 kids got slapped with felonies. This was before tiktok became big.
There were HS students saying that the kids should've been let go. It was just a joke. We had federal organizations that showed up.
I should reiterate. This was a month after a school nearby had a student injured due to an actual threat. (A teacher ended up jumping on the student and disarming him before any other damage could be done.)
How anyone can say, "It's just a joke." Sickens me.
They cared at a community college? I work at a community college and they'd have no reason to care if people were in the halls during hours that school was open due to the fact that people don't all have classes at the same time.
Sheriff Grady Judd & lawmakers in Florida are now charging parents for the man hours it takes to find the source of online and phoned in school shooter/bomb threats. The first one was publicized recently, a $30k bill when it happened soon after a nearby school shooting (NC?). They have to bring in FBI and other specialists, pay overtime.. Good.
As a resident of CT, we remember Newtown really well around here, and to do this prank in our state is beyond stupid.
To do it ANYWHERE is beyond stupid.
Exactly what I was thinking..
serious question not from usa are there any states that have not had mass shooting? or even any that never had any mass school shooting?
Also from CT... It's even more messed up that these two young men are about the ages the lost children would have been.
I remember doing active shooter and bomb threat training starting in elementary school in the 90s with times of legitimate concerns we were under attack. Have young people just become numb?
@@gojakeogas far as I know my former home state of NJ. I live in Florida now but don’t know of any here either.
TikTok (or UA-cam) "prank" = the new darwin awards...
I have been through a few fire alarms going off & bomb scares at my University campus and it's EXTREMELY disruptive to things going on. I had a final presentation in a class canceled, because of someone calling in a bomb scare in a dorm. It's not a joke!
At least you didn't have to go through nuclear attack drills like we did when I was in elementary school. Fire drills, tornado drills, and nuclear attack drills.
@Howie-du7ov there's a difference between a drill and a threat though. I'd say you're the lucky one not to have an active threat
Note to anybody in Utah thinking of trying this: you may find yourself with more problems than charges and jail. Due to the way that the Utah CCW permits work and how the law is written, it's entirely possible for other students who have a permit to be packing on campus (assuming it's a public university). And yes, this is set in stone. At one point several years ago some of the universities banded together to try to prohibit carry on campus. They were promptly told by the state legislature that they are not allowed to prohibit lawful carry on campus and they had to change their rules.
Utah here. I actually had a history teacher in high school who had a gun safe on campus. Not university, HIGH SCHOOL. Am I bothered by it? No, because the safest place in that school during something like this way his classroom. No one was allowed behind his desk period. He was absolutely terrifying and all students obeyed.
@@user-Mike8290depends on how good a shot they are. Never underestimate a person with a gun, you don’t know how well trained they are.
@@user-Mike8290 You mean those semi-automatic guns that you hold in your hand? Something "hand" something something "guns" something.
@@user-Mike8290do you think handguns are bolt action?
@@user-Mike8290 Yes, because anything a shooter has is also almost certainly semi-automatic. I'm guessing you're not a gun person or you'd know that.
6:32 - "and not in the South."
Exactly what I was thinking.
Pranker: “It’s just a prank, bro!”
Pranker (after being arrested): “It’s just a prank, officer!”
Pranker (at court): “It’s just a prank, your honor!”
Cellmate (in the prison shower): “It’s just a prank, bro!”
Person die: "It just a prank,bro!"
I keep imagining all the laughs & giggles these 2 were going through, from the inception of the idea thru to the moment the 1st law enforcement officials showed up. The high-5s they gave to each other.. the phone calls or texts with innovative ideas one or the other would come up with. Barely able to keep the enthusiasm from spilling out and ruining their grand plans for a viral video. They worshipped their idea and themselves profusely throughout the days, hours & minutes leading up to the pull of the trigger, so to speak. As a lifelong CT resident I dearly hope these 2 are from out of State
5:51 that face says it all, what kind of lunatics 😂
Nah man this generation is cooked frfr
FRIED
Charcoaled
Do you say “for real for real” in real life or is that your NPC Internet personality talkin?
Sautéed in stupid sauce 🧂
I don't know if this is good news or bad news, but this has always been humanity
In some parts of the country the 2 might not have survived their "prank".
And that would be no loss whatsoever to the world.
LOVE your Christmas tree! It needs 1 small red bulb and a light blue blanket to put around the base and it will be a Charlie Brown Christmas tree🤣🤣
3:18 *MAJOR NOTE* "A hero will take you out" You are not the victim if this goes wrong. The person scarred for life after a false flag SHOULD BE a hero for reacting and saving lives *if it was real* hence the trauma and scarred for life
“It was just a prank bruuuu”
Wish they would’ve asked me for the reporter interview “they might be the dumbest people on campus. I’m shocked they got into college. It’s not a prank, it’s a crime”
Somehow social media can get out the pranks but not the repercussions. We didn't have social media growing up, but no one needed to be told this in the first place.
That’s because these are kids of parents who never held them accountable
@@betterwiththeirish Exactly, parents who thought that 'gentle parenting' nonsense was a good idea.
“I think it was misunderstood” st…ffffuuu. It was well understood.
2:50 “Parents need to have a talk with their young adults” Jesus Christ I’m so glad I’m in my 30s and not a part of this insanely cringe and stupid generation raised by social media
Wow you're so special
Don’t use the Lord’s name in vain
Jesus Christ
you are though 🤣
How traumatising for the students in the cafeteria. The stupidity of these two is astounding.
If there were bullets in those firearms… this was not a “prank.”
Need a law that if you intentionally film yourself commiting a crime = mandatory sentencing.
Fact
there is already sentencing for crimes, let them film it, it just makes the trial go smoothly when the defendant brings all the evidence against them
Johnny Somali: They did it for money and clout, and I am proud of them!
*Drops soap*
Internet: Idiots these days...
Bro I wish I could see how many people actually found this humorous or amusing💯
This is why despite being a libertarian in fully in support of the government shutting down tiktok. I swear it's a psyop to make kids in America dumber and dumber.
Would matter that it was tic tok. Could have been threads or video on x. The platform is not the issue.
@@bigbirddottv Wow, how naive you are. There are things called algorithms and TOS, not to mention TT is owned by a Chinese company which is indirectly controlled by the CCP.
That makes you a lousy Libertarian and that's ok
Tiktok is china owned. So very likely true.
Makes you realize just how stupid some people in this country are.
Trust me, it’s not just this country. It’s worldwide and has been going on since the first human
@@Dontbelieve9 Agree. There were always people like this but for most of history they never had a large audience and/or they got punished far more harshly than today.
Good thing they're part of the "educated intelligent liberal class" instead of "literally stupid Nazis" amirite?
Five topics to fix society via discussion:
-Anti-natalism vs Natalism
-The 3 basic needs/prenatal needs
Three things necessary for human evolution that are provided while in the womb which are; food, shelter and medical care.
-Platinum rule
Do whatever makes one happier unless it interferes with another persons ability to do the same.
-MBTI (research yours and connect with others)
-Art (pick one and get better at it!)
We saw that during the last few presidential elections…
"Bro, its just a prank" and then proceeds to commit an actual crime....
“It’s just a prank bro”
The prank:
When I was in middle school, I had a friend throw a birthday party a group of Homies went to. A pack of 10 of us decided to go dingdong ditching. On the last house, we did my friend knocked on the door. Then all we heard was a guy opening the door quickly followed by the most memorable shit your pants sound, the clicking of someone loading up their shotgun. Never been to another door since. 🤣that man had us scattering
Good grief, what kind of events have led that poor man to feeling the need to cock a shotgun of all things at the door knocking. What kind of literal hell-hole did you guys live in?!
"Never been to another door since."
Damn, scared you into being homeless huh? Or did you just have someone remove all the doors in your house? Cuz that sounds dangerous too.
@ 🤣 yep it’s cold out here
To quote these boys future cellmates. "You sure do have a purdy little mouth"....lol
Whenever I hear about people recreating these so-called tik tok pranks, they rarely, if ever, show or reference the original. It really feels like tiktok is just used as a scapegoat for stupidity
Dr. Atozy, (Unofficial) PhD in Social Media Stupidity Studies, with a Minor in Cringe Theory.
Yup, education is not what it used to be.
Yeah they might be at the age to do stupid stuff, but personally I feel 13 yrs old and up is old enough to know not to fake a school shooting for a tik-tok or prank
I'd say 15 but 18 is FAAAAAAR beyond debatable
I'm sitting, right now, next to my 12 year old grandson showing him this video. And I told him, "If you're THAT stupid I'm not wasting money on a lawyer to keep your a$$ out of jail". I think he believes me. And he'd better.
It's like the college kids that got in trouble for the door kicking trend. I'd expect this stuff from actual children, not adults in college. My faith in humanity's future dwindles more each day.
" This is a good time for parents to talk to their young adults to differentiate what is funny " That conversation and lesson was suppose to take place when they were toddlers doll.
Not only then, but continuing and repeating as they got older. Hopefully, they'll take this as a learning experience.
Right? Their parents are less than useless, and had no business ever breeding at all.
And they want to get rid of the department of education? Can't wait to see what kind of mouth breathers that produces.
Brawndo's got electrolytes
I recently had to do mandatory training for my institution. I work at the food court. And we were informed that was the LAST RESORT. To legitimately fight back. If circumstances had gone dire enough, these youngsters may have been jumped by the personnel.
It’s only fortunate that they weren’t shot because they’ve yet to pay taxes. Too bad they won’t ever give much with burglary-like felonies.
It's such a dumb thing for these kids to ruin their own futures over. The youth of today 😢
Begone thotbot.
@@thegalacticfederation1212 lol
Well this sure ain't a prank like leading a cow up stairs or making nonsense announcements over the school PA. Maybe paper machéing the headmaster's window...
Your honor we would like to use the "it's a prank,bro" defense😂
Imagine costing your parents hundreds of thousands in tuition plus 50,000 in bail money, just in time for Christmas break no less!!!
And this is why TikTok is getting banned
Good
Happy about it
Lol definitely not why it's getting banned...fear of Chinese hegemony especially in the social media tech industry is more likely.
Hahahaha! Oh, please. That’s not the reason why Tiktok is getting banned in the US. Read up and educate yourself. But since I am here already, let me explain.
The US govt demands that ByteDance, a Chinese company, sells Tiktok to a non-Chinese company. Of course, Tiktok refuses to. Anyway, the reason why the US Govt wants Tiktok to sell its US operation to an American Owner is because, accdg to the US govt Tiktok is a threat to national security. Please read up further.
That’s the main reason for its looming ban and not because of the so many BS going on Tiktok. I mean, there’s so many more BS going in FB but because it’s an American company, the US govt will not touch it. :)
Bruh it needs to be banned
“The South” that’s funny.
Hillbilly ain’t going to do ish
If you don't hold them VERY accountable for their actions if things don't change it's your fault.
I recommend "pranking" them in court by making them believe they are getting 10 years without parole.
Lock down for a couple of days and probation and fines. Definitely expulsion.
My version of that prank would be to lead them to believe that they're getting off with a slap on the wrists, let their relief sink in, then have the judge yell "It's just a prank bro!" before revealing that they're actually getting the maximum sentencing.
@@SomeRogueAI Now THAT'S a prank, ha ha.
Yea no. They need to get the 10 years. Probation, fines, and expulsion are nothing to a young adult. NOTHING
@@tarkelson2457yep, put them behind bars
Social media and streaming is going to be the downfall of humanity. There isn’t enough good things that come from it to out weigh the bad.
Remember Flight 93. Those people took down highjackers KNOWING they were going to die.
Lock these two up.
lol it’s reasons like these that I agree with a TikTok ban
Besides it being a Chinese Psyop against Americans. Look up what type of content is shown to Chinese kids versus American kids. It's a night and day difference.
Lmao I feel that- but all jokes aside, I feel like these types of people would use something else as an excuse if Tiktok didn't exist.
January 19th isn't that long.
I don't know about that. It seems to be weeding out a few dumbasses.
I’m with you
I wish Common Sense was more common... just a modicum of it would have stopped this incident from happening in the first place.
(edited because dumb spelling mistake)
Just the fact that you used the work modicum shows you're head and shoulders smarter than the two idiots who pulled this ridiculous stunt. Social media will be the downfall of us educated folk.
Stopped*
I was young once also,but I never knew anyone THAT STUPID!!😂
Book smarts doesn't always mean street smarts/common sense. You've also got to be at least a little bit of a sociopath to think something like this would be fun. What if some of those other students had actually survived a school shooting? This would be so, so traumatic, and for a PRANK? You genuinely have to not care about other people. If this ruins their lives, good, they played a stupid game and won stupid prizes. PLENTY of teenagers don't do sh*t like this. Their age is not an excuse.
"Book smarts doesn't always mean street smart/common sense". Yeah that's common sense
Even if they were 17, I imagine they'd be charged as adults for this.
How are police going to find criminals once they ban tik tok?
UA-cam?
I love how TikTok "pranks" go from something innocuous like jump scares all the way up to... *checks notes* virtually re-enacting Columbine...
Just because you can doesn't mean you should.