Those zany kids at Improv Everywhere staged a surprise musical at a Queens supermarket. This is your new theme song that will play in your head every time you're at the grocery store fondling some apples.
Improv Everywhere took to the streets of Cobble Hill, Brooklyn last week with packs of invisible dogs to celebrate the neighborhood where the invisible dog leash toy was created.
Improv Everywhere told a group of riders on a New York subway car that they were photographers hired by the MTA to take photos of every person who rides the subway for a yearbook. This is the goofy, but kind of adorable result. (Via.)
Social pranksters “Improv Everywhere” strikes again, and convinced NYC subway commuters into thinking the city set up a subway riders' yearbook.
Improv Everywhere released a video of their latest stunt today in which they set up a photo studio on the 6 train to catalogue everyone who uses the NYC subway system. The friendly, happy people in this video don't much resemble the tired, grouchy assholes I ride the train with everyday.
Well, this is just really nice! Improv Everywhere staged a surprise wedding reception for a random couple who got married in a registry office. I guess not all pranks have to be mean.
Improv Everywhere gives an eloped couple a wedding reception they won't forget.
These nice Belgian people pulled an Improv Everywhere to “Do Re Mi” in a train station. I've been struggling over whether to post this for the last couple hours, but in the end: I really f*cking love it. And I think the internet is home to more closet Sound of Music-lovers than we might think. (Thanks, Videogum).
The dummies at New York's CW local news affiliate saw Improv Everywhere's “Best Funeral Ever” online yesterday and tsk tsk'd them on air, not realizing that it was, in fact, an April Fools joke in itself. But who are we kidding? Everyone knows the CW news should be exclusively strictly covering the Gossip Girl catfight beat.
Culture Buzz On Saturday, April 4th 2009, massive, citywide pillow fights will commence around the world! Manchildren rejoice! It's a painless flashmob for the masses!
Improv Everywhere crashed the funeral of a man with very few surviving relatives to make it the best funeral ever! Sure, its a sensitive subject, but they just wanted to “spread a little joy to the saddest place of all!” And it worked! Until the end…
Improv Everywhere's latest stunt: turning a New York subway platform into an art gallery. We're betting on this being the first gallery opening where everyone was forced to ignore the stench of hobo urine.
Improv Everywhere strikes again with a feel-good “prank”. This time, an agent gives out free high-fives to passengers on a loooooonggggggg escalator. Rob Wants … To Give You … A High Five! … Get Ready! … ROB!
Here's video from last weekend's annual No Pants subway ride. Improv Everywhere: bringing pasty thighs to the masses since 2002. Keep up the good work, you guys!
Urban pranksters Improv Everywhere took to New York City public transportation again, this time creating a real-time tableau in which twins mirrored each other. Sure, we would have appreciated a little DeVito-Schwarzenegger action, but bloggers can’t be choosers.
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