The stuff you guys do is genius without any of the sophisticated/beyond fake crap in most recent prank videos. I love you for that. Might love Alex particularly. But definitely love you guys.
@@julianharris8868 Ok Edit: The silver sedan was flattened, caked in dust and was clearly never going to function again. "I thought, that's exactly how I feel right now," Salameh says. She brought a spray can close to its dented bodywork and wrote "Mood" in black, capital letters. Later, the 27-year-old freelance writer found out that the car belonged to a friend - a testament, she agrees, to how small Beirut is and how inextricably-linked so many of its inhabitants are. A ferocious explosion tore through the Lebanese capital on August 4, killing more than 170 people, wounding upwards of 6,000 and leaving some 300,000 homeless. It also rippled across the connections that criss-cross the city, shaking even those who were at no immediate risk from the blast wave itself.  'That's exactly how I feel right now,' Beirut resident Sabine Salameh said of the flattened silver sedan, caked in dust [Timour Azhari/Al Jazeera] Some 10 days later, as the sound of glass being cleared recedes behind the clamour of hammers and the drills of reconstruction, many are struggling to see a way forward - the trauma of the explosion at the Beirut port has piled problems onto people already weary after a biblically-bad year. In October, the worst wildfires in decades were swiftly followed by an unprecedented uprising demanding an overhaul of the political system. Then, the country's deepest-ever economic crisis impoverished thousands. Then the coronavirus. "And now this," Salameh says. "We're constantly trying to put our lives back together and then something else happens." "You feel that there is no place for you to put your feet on the ground, there's nowhere safe," she adds. "We didn't feel safe on the streets and then the revolution gave them back to us - we conquered the corner, then the square. Then corona showed us that safety is only inside our house, and then this broke everything: our home isn't even safe any more." 'We are waste-people in a wasteland' Ghalia Alwani, a Syrian writer based in Beirut, had just opened her balcony door, facing the port, when the sky turned grey and an airborne tsunami rolled over her home. Since then, the 25-year-old has only managed to spend one night at her house in the badly affected Mar Mikhael district, a cosmopolitan neighbourhood where foreigners of varied backgrounds live side-by-side with Lebanese. The rumble of trucks driving past her glassless windows jolts her awake at night. "I'm literally scared of my bed," she says. The sound of running water in the shower morphs into the wailing of ambulance sirens and screaming people. Through her blurred vision, a roadside fruit stall contorts into dead bodies, including a bloodied couple she saw as she tried to escape. All the memories are compounded by the fact that, like many Lebanese, Alwani has little confidence that the local investigation into the explosion will bring any justice for the victims. "We are waste-people in a wasteland," she said. "I've always felt through my experience with Syria that Arabs are so expendable. Maybe people here felt a bit more special because of the hip bars and life and art, but we are all waste-people who die and it doesn't matter." Alwani stops, winces at the sound of a loud thud, and carries on: "It's not normal that we can't find joy in silly things like the latest TikTok trend because we've literally seen death. I don't want to be an Arab-survivor-victim for life. But I am, it's done."  The Restart Center, specialised in rehabilitating victims of war, set up a tent in Beirut's Mar Mikhael neighbourhood [Timour Azhari/Al Jazeera] The explosion was so fierce that psychologists trained to help victims of war and torture have deployed to the streets, going door to door to provide emergency mental healthcare. "Right now, we can talk about acute stress, people scared, fearing it may happen again, and lots of anger, we're seeing so much anger," Joelle Wehbe, a clinical psychologist at the Restart Center, specialised in rehabilitating victims of war, said from a tent set up in the Mar Mikhael neighbourhood. She urges survivors to speak about what they saw, heard and felt, rather than push it down, which would only "amplify the symptoms". 'What's next?' Many feel all they can do is to bury the horrors. Mohamad Soliman, 27, was watching Netflix and drinking green tea when the explosion threw him and his dog into a wall of his house. Shell-shocked, he walked through the street past dead people. One, he recalls, was bloodless but propped up lifeless against a wall, like "the soul was knocked out of him". He pushed on to his neighbour's house. She was stuck on the fifth floor, blinded by shards of glass. Soliman climbed stairs strewn with debris and cleaned her bloodied face. One of her eyes was split open. He says he told her it was dust, and shudders at the memory. The 27-year-old Egyptian lost everything in the explosion - his apartment, a bar he owns and a popular restaurant he has stakes in. People he knew - the chef at a local sandwich place; a waiter at a Resto-pub; Rawan, a 19-year-old waitress - were also in the explosion. "What's next? I don't know. I get up and try to do something useful so I don't think. Give me boxes to carry or bottles to move," he says, before shaking his head. "I can't make any life decisions or think about the future when my whole community is gone."  Edit 2: Ok I know now
You're so funny! Don't you just love joking about a tragedy that lead to hundreds of people dying and people getting hurt? You're definitely not insensitive, I hope I see more clowns like you.
@@l.bandproud9506 actually I myself didn't expect. I'm from Iran and my government always shows poor people in Lebanon, Yemen and other countries and want from people to help the foundations
because thats a clip of an attempted carjacking where the wife came home and then reversed back out to get away. Idk if you can see it in this clip but she actually left her puppy behind also lol
The stuff you guys do is genius without any of the sophisticated/beyond fake crap in most recent prank videos. I love you for that. Might love Alex particularly. But definitely love you guys.
Magecorn Blinks true
the prank idea is fresh and unique,that's why i like it
Who is Alex?
@* It's funny because the guy's name is arabic and so are the boxes
Thousandth like!
Legend says the last woman is still backing up...
lol
OMG LOL
Till this day
Maybe in this country...? There's always an off chance at a tire.at of bo.mbs?? Maybe?
@@johndoe9443 ur whole life is a joke
you guys are genius
this is probably the best original prank on youtube
昱 someone eles already did that before them
陳昱仲 izit because youre chinese?
@@sfianzHarakiri racist much
It was a vine before
No it isnt :/
Imagine if a group of thieves did this and when the driver gets out to see if there's a box in front, the thief would get in and drive away
Shiiiiiit
That would be hilarious.😂😂😂
Thanks for the tip bruv 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@joestabbie5482 :o
Don't give them ideas
This moment with queen ahah
look how the queen fliking her ris
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
Wow right the time i read your messeg the queen part show up :o
@@thanhbinhle810 same lmao
so there are 3 types of person:
N.1: Get out and look.
N.2: Drive back.
N.3: Go another way.
N.4: don’t give af just run it over
@@kasaionyt3 PFFFTT RJDJW WE
They like: "I got places to go, things to do c'mon."
@@kasaionyt3 N.3: Is in a hurry and just runs the dude over
@@kasaionyt3 selmon bhoi
N.4: get out and prank the other person in the car by tripping on it also
Big Explosion in Beirut a few Days ago... YT: WeLL LeTs ReComMeNd tHis 2 yEaRs laTEr
Same here
Same
Same
Sammmmeeeee
So what's wrong ?
At least it’s not a “stealing a dudes phone social experiment prank gone sexual my mom came in”
True I hope they give property back after the social experiment
Forgot to add ‘in the hood’ 😂
Daniel Gosse yep
1:10 lol too lazy to get outta the car
😂😂😂
Maybe tired idk
Moral of the story: the guy with the boxes doesn't know how to fake trip.
yep, but the second one certainly knows how to act nonchalant pretty well
@@user-sh9ec5ry3z huh?
@@josephm6719 ;-;
I love how the guy smirks every time after he picks up the boxes
The guy pretending there was boxes is so good at acting
Annnd Queue Pink Panther theme song to mute the very nice words some said 😂
Man ofc this gets recommended after the beirut explosion... that's sucks
Nice pfp
So sad
What beirut explosion
@@daqtheduck6296 ... if you have internet and have some sort of device seach up beirut explosion
@@julianharris8868 Ok
Edit: The silver sedan was flattened, caked in dust and was clearly never going to function again.
"I thought, that's exactly how I feel right now," Salameh says.
She brought a spray can close to its dented bodywork and wrote "Mood" in black, capital letters. Later, the 27-year-old freelance writer found out that the car belonged to a friend - a testament, she agrees, to how small Beirut is and how inextricably-linked so many of its inhabitants are.
A ferocious explosion tore through the Lebanese capital on August 4, killing more than 170 people, wounding upwards of 6,000 and leaving some 300,000 homeless. It also rippled across the connections that criss-cross the city, shaking even those who were at no immediate risk from the blast wave itself.

'That's exactly how I feel right now,' Beirut resident Sabine Salameh said of the flattened silver sedan, caked in dust [Timour Azhari/Al Jazeera]
Some 10 days later, as the sound of glass being cleared recedes behind the clamour of hammers and the drills of reconstruction, many are struggling to see a way forward - the trauma of the explosion at the Beirut port has piled problems onto people already weary after a biblically-bad year.
In October, the worst wildfires in decades were swiftly followed by an unprecedented uprising demanding an overhaul of the political system. Then, the country's deepest-ever economic crisis impoverished thousands. Then the coronavirus.
"And now this," Salameh says. "We're constantly trying to put our lives back together and then something else happens."
"You feel that there is no place for you to put your feet on the ground, there's nowhere safe," she adds.
"We didn't feel safe on the streets and then the revolution gave them back to us - we conquered the corner, then the square. Then corona showed us that safety is only inside our house, and then this broke everything: our home isn't even safe any more."
'We are waste-people in a wasteland'
Ghalia Alwani, a Syrian writer based in Beirut, had just opened her balcony door, facing the port, when the sky turned grey and an airborne tsunami rolled over her home.
Since then, the 25-year-old has only managed to spend one night at her house in the badly affected Mar Mikhael district, a cosmopolitan neighbourhood where foreigners of varied backgrounds live side-by-side with Lebanese.
The rumble of trucks driving past her glassless windows jolts her awake at night. "I'm literally scared of my bed," she says.
The sound of running water in the shower morphs into the wailing of ambulance sirens and screaming people. Through her blurred vision, a roadside fruit stall contorts into dead bodies, including a bloodied couple she saw as she tried to escape.
All the memories are compounded by the fact that, like many Lebanese, Alwani has little confidence that the local investigation into the explosion will bring any justice for the victims.
"We are waste-people in a wasteland," she said. "I've always felt through my experience with Syria that Arabs are so expendable. Maybe people here felt a bit more special because of the hip bars and life and art, but we are all waste-people who die and it doesn't matter."
Alwani stops, winces at the sound of a loud thud, and carries on: "It's not normal that we can't find joy in silly things like the latest TikTok trend because we've literally seen death. I don't want to be an Arab-survivor-victim for life. But I am, it's done."

The Restart Center, specialised in rehabilitating victims of war, set up a tent in Beirut's Mar Mikhael neighbourhood [Timour Azhari/Al Jazeera]
The explosion was so fierce that psychologists trained to help victims of war and torture have deployed to the streets, going door to door to provide emergency mental healthcare.
"Right now, we can talk about acute stress, people scared, fearing it may happen again, and lots of anger, we're seeing so much anger," Joelle Wehbe, a clinical psychologist at the Restart Center, specialised in rehabilitating victims of war, said from a tent set up in the Mar Mikhael neighbourhood.
She urges survivors to speak about what they saw, heard and felt, rather than push it down, which would only "amplify the symptoms".
'What's next?'
Many feel all they can do is to bury the horrors.
Mohamad Soliman, 27, was watching Netflix and drinking green tea when the explosion threw him and his dog into a wall of his house.
Shell-shocked, he walked through the street past dead people. One, he recalls, was bloodless but propped up lifeless against a wall, like "the soul was knocked out of him".
He pushed on to his neighbour's house. She was stuck on the fifth floor, blinded by shards of glass.
Soliman climbed stairs strewn with debris and cleaned her bloodied face. One of her eyes was split open. He says he told her it was dust, and shudders at the memory.
The 27-year-old Egyptian lost everything in the explosion - his apartment, a bar he owns and a popular restaurant he has stakes in. People he knew - the chef at a local sandwich place; a waiter at a Resto-pub; Rawan, a 19-year-old waitress - were also in the explosion.
"What's next? I don't know. I get up and try to do something useful so I don't think. Give me boxes to carry or bottles to move," he says, before shaking his head.
"I can't make any life decisions or think about the future when my whole community is gone."

Edit 2: Ok I know now
Are you and ur team is well.....pray for BEIRUT
Remove *are
Finally a original harmless prank on UA-cam
Guys... you should have had a guy comming out again after they checked the area.
Must be rich area in Lebanon,
Rovers, Mercedes, BMW etc @ the stop
beirut
Most of the capitals in the Arabic countries are kinda rich...especially some parts of the capital
Audi, you forgot to mention the AUDI ?!?
And Lexus too :D
Go to HK, you wouldn't even care if you saw a Lambo.
go to London ;)
Pray for Beirut 🙏🏽
Be strong lebanon...
Big warm hug from Indonesia
God bless Beirut and surround it..
i subscribed to your channel when you had 2k subs
1:51 is he rly thinking that we cant see him thru the window? 😂
what? Why do you think he is
Your videos have unique concepts . I also loved Beirut after your videos . Salam from Turkey 😊
i just love how original your pranks are, ight keep doing more!
This video is a bomb!! Love beirut
The music sounds like pink panther 👌 🤣
You guys make different pranks and that is what I love about you guys
Moment of silence for whats happening in beiruit
Nah
Hernán Granados yeah
3:00 mooi bro 😂😂😂😂😂
U guys deserve 10million subscribers...best team in pranking with nice ideas...love from India
The best prank video all over the internet ! Kudos to you guys.
this is so funny omg i love these kind of pranks
2:47 Detroit become human!
Hank?!
lool
Always original pranks. Never copying from others and coming up with new ideas.gr8 channel.
The best pranksters I've ever seen!
1:46 looks like joe from impractical jokers
Amazing Video!!! Keep it up guys!!!
LiveLoveLebanon ❤️
You guys are true descendents of Just For Laugh gags. 👏👏❤️
Best acting Ive seen in pranks, dude makes it look real as the way he looks and steps over the boxes
0:35 who else looked up Fala Me. Curiosity got me and they got free advertising. 😊
😂😂😂 كلش حلو
متابعكم من العراق
Prayers to these guys 2 years later in 2020 i they or their family, friends got effected in anyway by the Beirut blast 🙏
Best recommended vid yet.
Guys.....do somemore Mannequin Pranks
This video is on fire 🔥🔥 beirut style
You're so funny! Don't you just love joking about a tragedy that lead to hundreds of people dying and people getting hurt? You're definitely not insensitive, I hope I see more clowns like you.
OMG im watching all the videos one by one this is crazy fun...
you have the best ideas great job
Subscribed Since The HarlemShake video!!! Love you guys!!!
The last women is probably still backing up to this day
2:15 he is intelligent
god bless lebanon, great great thing come to lebanon
Guys you do the best pranks it is a shame you don't have more views and subscribers
Who else is watching this vid after the explosions in Beirut? Since this video was filmed in Beirut
Why is this recommended to me after the Beirut Explosion?
Your comment says it was made 19 years ago? Either it's from my end, your end or a glitch with UA-cam
@@frederiquekruger4818 R U DUMB?
IT IS HIS NICK
@@frederiquekruger4818 LMAO
@@frederiquekruger4818 lol no thats just part of his name...unless you were joking, then gg
You are the first and best prankers i love you guys god bless you
This prank is GOLD.
2:35 how much people in this car
Already more after the moment when they got into the car
20
I hope the people of Beirut are ok after the explosion
Lmao I think I found a very funny and original channel. I love your pranks and edits. You have yourself a new subscriber :)
I would say you are in my top 2 favorite youtube prankers
احسن قناة في الشرق الاوسط
قناة عادية
When i saw channel name i just remaind the beirut lebnans explosion😟😔
the most creative pranks ever I love Beirut
Best pranks ever man
Prom in my recomended cuz it’s in beirut where the explosion was
nice guys
You guys are really doing well with your creative Pranks.........excellent !!!!
guys ur pranks r so good
You have a lot of luxury cars in Lebanon, didn't expect honestly
Kremlin Bot#33 what did u expect? Camels?
Kremlin Bot#33 come on ....it is a very rich country ....
@@l.bandproud9506 😂😂😂
@@l.bandproud9506 actually I myself didn't expect. I'm from Iran and my government always shows poor people in Lebanon, Yemen and other countries and want from people to help the foundations
Kremlin Bot#33 WHAT
Where do these crazy ideas come from?
Alex, you never fail to impress me
Best prank forever, more 1 sub for you man☺
I subbed you. From Indonesia 🇮🇩
okl
هههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههههه روعة
Spat fax
laughed so loud with the parts when you put in another video clip to make it more hilarious!!
love you lebanon people
Why is the name of chanell HowAboutBeirut?
Anyone after the explosion?
That last edit was insane! ⚡😂
THE QUEEN :>
1:53 she a good girl
Maybe you guys should do like an explosion prank or something like that
Extremely creative pranks! Just loved it❤
Absolute madlads 😂😂😂
Hahaha nice one >{}
Who is here after beirut disaster
Love you guys
nobody:
0:13 how about Beirut
me: booooom
Not funny. People fucking died in that shit and you're like "haha beirut go boom"
Stupid
@@Killbayne some distance bro haha
@@takichuy stfu u bitch
its only joke bro
3:03 how come no one is talking about this the dude had a gun and ran off
Is that gun?
Just seen it due to your comment.
because thats a clip of an attempted carjacking where the wife came home and then reversed back out to get away. Idk if you can see it in this clip but she actually left her puppy behind also lol
Who’s here after the explosion?
Uuuugggghhh
Nice start of recommendations for 2020... thanks UA-cam
Some legends say that still there is one invisible box
Go talk to people while always screaming/whispering/both for no reason!
who is here after the bombing 😪
You are uneducated it wasn't a bombing
I love actual nice pranks to get a good laugh.
pray for beirut ❤️
You guys are awesome
U guys are genius the best prank
Best walking over box actor!
This is just next level :’D
UK fan, just came across your videos...FAB. 👍😁