This past Sunday the 11th Annual No Pants Subway Ride, hosted by Improve Everywhere, took place in subways across the world, from New York to Madrid. While the official Improv Everywhere video is still in the works, video footage from participants is slowly filtering into YouTube and one great video, from YouTuber John Pham aka phampants features the No Pants Subway Ride in Chicago…getting broken up by the police!
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This week our Friday Morning Laughs features an adorable wedding speech, a Mario Bros.-style scooter fail, a funny Batman sketch, Improv Everywhere’s Best Buy prank remastered, and more. So grab your morning coffee, take a seat, and get ready to laugh!
If you haven’t seen the latest video from Improv Everywhere, the NYC-based performance group known for its strange public displays and flash mobs, then I suggest you stop everything you’re doing and watch it right now.
Inspired by some recent YouTube subway shenanigans, we’ve put together a list of the top 10 NYC Subway videos. Enjoy and stand clear of the closing doors.
Improv Everywhere has become one of the most successful networks of pranksters, causing scenes in public places all over New York City. Started by Charlie Todd in 2001, the group has carried out more than 100 missions, from staging a mass human freeze in Grand Central station to reenacting Star Wars on the Subway, to cause a stir and spread joy, laughter and confusion on the streets of NYC. Curious about the hand YouTube played in the success and growth of Improv Everywhere, I asked Todd a few questions.
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