Posts Tagged ‘CAPTIONS’
KFC- Dane Cook Prank in Action (now with Captions)
A group of us went to KFC (koofc) and Jack, the short blonde kid asked for a “Kentucky Chicken Flavor Bundle” putting the Dane Cook Prank in Action. You Can’t really hear Jack but turn on captions and see what he says. dane cook kfc funny friends movie prank in action hella popcorn kentucky fried chicken spice bundle bought counter mexican Dane Cook KFC Pranks pranks talk speech interview cashier prices milk fast food bucket cash wallet menu copy try comedy video captions english caption watch comment thumbs up subscribe two dollars money confused pull his leg goof balls stupid after school fun good times old views awesome colonel sanders restuarante order great table hidden camera sneek hug eighth graders girl guy people WOW 20000 views i only expected like 1000… Thanks for watching.
Prank on a Belgian call center (with captions in English)
Probably the most elaborate prank of its kind ever, it was a huge hit on ° VRT (Belgium) television January 10, 2011. To share it with the rest of the world, English subtitles were a must. Enjoy! To see the captions, click on the YouTube text bubble. Mathieu, the security guard, became a folk hero overnight for his friendly demeanor. Program link: www.een.be Original clip: www.youtube.com Mobistar commented after the broadcast that their call center problems had been temporary, and that more people had since been hired to shorten wait times. The music choice is brilliant as well: Background: “Green Leaves of Summer” from John Wayne’s 1960 epic “The Alamo”, and also used in “Inglorious Basterds”. ‘On hold’ song: “Hello, is it me you’re looking for?” by Lionel Richie. Update: The Basta guys are unstoppable. On Jan 17, they unveiled a 6 month undercover operation on the producers of nightly call-in “quizzes”. This demonstrated what everybody suspected for years, ie that they are a scam. The authorities weren’t able (or willing) to ban them. The day after Basta’s broadcast , the games were cancelled. On Jan 24, they went after SABAM, a Belgian artists rights and copyright collective. If you understand Flemish / Dutch, you can see all the episodes at: www.een.be
