Collin Pryce

This video shows Collin Pryce reflecting on his past skepticism towards AI, using a '2016 vs 2026' comparison. In 2016, he dismisses talking to a robot, but in 2026, he is shown actively using an AI assistant to write a story. It's a powerful look at how quickly technology has evolved and how our relationship with it can change.

In this viral short, comedian Collin Pryce plays along with a humorous mom joke about taking his brother and the family cat to get neutered. The scene cuts to a real tabby cat standing on its hind legs, appearing to dance or celebrate, creating a hilarious and unexpected punchline.

A young man reacts with surprise to his mother's question about taking his brother to dance class and getting the dogs neutered. The scene cuts to two muscular dogs standing on their hind legs, performing synchronized dance moves in a living room. The dogs' impressive coordination and human-like movements create a humorous and viral-worthy moment.

In this comedic skit, Collin Pryce imagines his team making it to the Olympics, transitioning from hopeful dreams to a reality check. The video humorously contrasts their aspirations with actual Olympic luge footage, showcasing the intense speed and precision of the real sport.

In this short clip, a young man sits in his room before standing up quickly. The camera follows his perspective, showing the world tilt and blur as he experiences dizziness—a common 'too fast' moment. The scene captures a relatable physical sensation with a humorous, first-person twist.

In a viral moment that has sparked debate online, WWE legend The Rock finds himself in an unexpected face-off with a sea lion inside the ring. What starts as a bizarre promo turns into an incredible display of athleticism as the sea lion seemingly 'attacks' The Rock, sending him crashing to the mat. This astonishing clip captures the raw energy of professional wrestling and leaves viewers questioning what they just witnessed. Is it all part of the show, or is this proof that wrestling isn't fake?

In this quick and engaging short, Collin Pryce shares a fun fact about Valentine's Day. He reveals that if you were born in November, it most likely means your parents conceived you on Valentine's Day. This lighthearted moment is perfect for anyone looking for a fun fact to share or just enjoying a quick, positive message.

A man in a red shirt and black jacket introduces a budget-friendly Valentine's Day gift guide. He quickly shows a series of luxury items like a Jordan sneaker, a Rolex watch, a private jet, and a yacht to humorously contrast with the theme of affordable gifts.

In this direct-to-camera moment, Collin Pryce addresses the common fear of talking to women. He begins by stating his confidence with the text overlay 'I'm not really afraid of anything,' then transitions into a more formal look, discussing the topic head-on.

Watch Collin Pryce break down his most cringe-worthy attempts at 'rizz'—from a disastrous conversation with a woman to a comment section meltdown after a car accident. This compilation highlights the hilarious and painful side of online interactions.

A young man, identified as Collin Pryce, sits in his room and searches a question on Google. He reacts with a mix of confusion and amusement as the search results page loads on his laptop screen, showing a typical Google search interface.

In this intense challenge, Collin Pryce is presented with a final test: say something racist every five minutes. Watch him react, strategize, and push his limits in real-time.

In this short clip, content creator Collin Pryce reacts to a text message that reads, 'Can I go through your messages with your bsf?'. He shows his confusion and disbelief, holding his phone up to the camera. This type of reaction video is popular on social media platforms.

This short-form content features creator Collin Pryce humorously reacting to the popular social media trend text 'He probably wouldn't pick me in a room full of girls.' He begins by lip-syncing the phrase while wearing a towel on his head, then cuts to his phone screen showing a rainy forecast for Philadelphia. The juxtaposition of the romantic anxiety theme with a literal downpour creates a comedic effect, showcasing a relatable moment of self-deprecating humor.

This short clip captures a proud father, identified as Collin Pryce, watching his teenage son successfully bench press 225 pounds for the first time. The father's initial nervous anticipation quickly turns into pure joy and excitement as his son completes the lift. The video effectively conveys the powerful emotional moment between a parent and child during a significant athletic milestone.

In this viral-style social media clip, creator Collin Pryce humorously imagines meeting his younger self. He opens with a modern selfie, then cuts to a childhood photo of himself as a young boy. The text overlay reads 'Drake meeting his younger self:' followed by the child asking, 'Did we become famous?'. The adult Collin then delivers the punchline with the text 'Drake: take your pnts off', creating a comedic moment that plays on internet slang and the idea of fame.

Watch a fun compilation of famous celebrities like Lil Nas X, DaBaby, and Rod Wave as adorable kids! From Lil Nas X playing basketball to DaBaby in a diaper, these moments show how they've changed over the years. Don't miss the surprise ending!

This short clip features content creator Collin Pryce humorously reacting to the popular phrase 'I need a man that will fight for me.' He begins by looking into the camera and then dramatically cuts to a low-angle shot of himself dressed in a suit, mimicking a confident, heroic figure. The scene transitions to show him on a red carpet, surrounded by paparazzi, embodying the 'man who will fight for me' persona. The entire sequence is a comedic take on pop culture and self-image.

In this high-energy clip, Collin Pryce sets up the ultimate challenge with a bold 'GREATEST TRICK SHOT EVER?!' graphic. He then sprints across a park, showcasing his athleticism before launching a long-range, off-the-backboard trick shot on a public court. The successful shot triggers an eruption of cheers and disbelief from his friends, capturing a moment of pure skill and celebration.

A young child refuses to watch football, insisting he wants to see Taylor Swift instead. His frustrated reaction escalates into tears before cutting to his father's dramatic, over-the-top shock and disbelief.

In this festive video, Collin Pryce reveals the three things he wants under his Christmas tree. He starts with 'Keys to a new car,' then shows off his 'New gaming setup,' and finally points directly at the camera with 'You' as his third wish. The video features him in a holiday spirit, wearing a Santa hat and pointing to each item as it's revealed.

This humorous short features comedian Collin Pryce reacting to a viral concept about 'The 2 types of boys this Christmas.' It begins with a couple playfully dancing in the snow, then cuts to Pryce sitting in his room with the text 'Me asf:' above him, delivering a comedic take on the scenario.

In a candid moment inside his car, Collin Pryce participates in a social media trend where fans send him photos to identify. He smiles warmly as he views the image sent by a follower, creating an intimate connection with his audience.

In this short clip, Collin Pryce humorously demonstrates his friend's over-the-top reaction to something he casually shared on Snapchat. The video captures the comedic contrast between his nonchalant demeanor and his friend's dramatic, exaggerated response.

This video features Collin Pryce in a 'Bitmoji vs Real Life' challenge. He appears in various settings—his room, a car, and another indoor location—each time with his corresponding Bitmoji character superimposed on screen. The scenes highlight the humorous differences between his animated avatar and his real-life appearance.

This video features Collin Pryce in a 'Bitmoji vs Real Life' challenge. He appears in various settings—his room, a car, and another room—while his animated Bitmoji avatar performs similar actions in the background. The video uses Snapchat's augmented reality filters to create a humorous comparison between his real-life appearance and his cartoon self.