Yale Students Just Made A Harvard Burn Video

Because anything is possible at Harvard. And they really mean anything.

For the past couple of years, Harvard has been decimating Yale with prank videos before the annual Harvard-Yale Football Game.

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The group On Harvard Time has given fake tours, staged fake debates, and even convinced Yale students to petition to cut funding for their own football team.

But this year, Yale came back swinging with an ~accurate~ admissions video.

Gunther Highcock Jr., esteemed Harvard admission officer, welcomes prospective students to consider all of the possibilities before them, with perspectives from ~real~ Harvard students and the university's admissions goals.

Anthony, a freshman from Tucker, Georgia, offers his take on the unique Harvard experience.

According to Anthony: "Everyday when I wake up, I still can't believe I'm at Harvard. Like every freshman, I get to *bleep* on Harvard Yard, and I get to *bleep* in Annenberg Hall, and I get to *bleep* with my professors on research projects. Every day, I get to *bleep* with my friends, and try something new. Harvard is one university, with a million things to *bleep* and I'm glad I've got the next three years to *bleep* them all."

Gunther then discusses Harvard's careful admission process, where they hand select students that will inspire each other to push boundaries and become greater as a whole.

As we learned from the 2012 Harvard cheating scandal, sharing is caring.

And you can't forget the famous Harvard work ethic.

Like that time the Harvard Debate team lost to the Eastern New York Correctional Facility's team.

Harvard students will never forget all of those fun nights they spent not going to parties because they weren't on "the list".

Gunther: "Harvard students apply the same high standards from their academics to their social life. Doors start opening for them... after they graduate."

The video ends with a reminder that Yale was the original King of the Game Prank Video, with the 2004 prank in which Yale students convinced Harvard fans and alumni to hold up letters spelling out: "WE SUCK".

The prank has even inspired its own website, HarvardSucks.org.

Check out the whole prank video here:

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This video was written, directed, and produced by the students in CS183 at Yale.