submitted by Sang on 11.30.2008
Ladies and gentlemen, here’s a rare chance for you to see the New York synchronized swimming team practicing.
They’ve chosen a weird location, though, the Washington Square Park.
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submitted by Sang on 08.19.2008
Watch as 14 people give an unexpected singing performance at Stansted Airport.
If you liked this, you’ll also enjoy Food Court Musical.
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submitted by Sang on 07.16.2008
This is a pretty funny prank from the comedy group Improv Everywhere.
They got a bunch of twins to ride a subway train at the same time. The twins’ mission is just to mirror whatever the other one is doing, confusing the hell out of everyone.
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submitted by Sang on 04.14.2008
Improv Everwhere sets out to give an unforgettable game to some Little Leaguers by turning their Little Leagues game into a Major Leagues game.
This includes all the works such as a jumbotron, crazy fans, and real NBC Sports newscasters.
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submitted by Sang on 03.24.2008
Improv Everywhere strikes again.
This time, it’s at a mall food court doing impromptu musicals.
The lyrics seem too good to be improv, so I don’t think this is truely ‘improv,’ but it’s still pretty funny.
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submitted by Sang on 10.28.2007
Improv Everywhere (abbreviated IE) is an unorthodox comedy group based in New York City, formed in 2001 by Charlie Todd. Its slogan is “We Cause Scenes,” which the group lives up to by executing non-demeaning pranks in public places.
Their prank in this video? Shop topless (males only) in an Abercrombie & Fitch store.
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