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This comedic skit, presented from a 'Point-of-View' perspective, shows a friend's dramatic and unhinged reaction to shocking news. It's a perfect example of viral social media humor, capturing a relatable moment with exaggerated expressions and a surprising twist.

A man shares his hilarious experience after a viral 'screaming chicken' meme took over his social media presence, overshadowing his original content.

A man in a white corduroy shirt stands indoors, speaking directly to the camera. He explains a social experiment where he replaces the word 'white' with 'black' in his speech. Text overlays confirm the premise. He makes statements like 'I don't like Asians' and 'this is a black shirt,' demonstrating the concept.

A man discovers a new phrase, 'That's Sudden Infant Death Syndrome,' and realizes it's not just another way to say something bad, but a specific term for a terrible tragedy. He then has a moment of realization about its true meaning.

This comedic skit features a man portraying a police officer with the exaggerated personality of a waiter. He pulls over a driver for a minor infraction but then proceeds to give a long list of unsolicited advice about their car, including the tint, windshield, and license plate. The humor comes from the absurdity of a law enforcement official behaving like a condescending service worker. The scenario culminates in a classic 'Get down on the ground!' command.

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This comedic skit features a man portraying a successful TV show executive announcing a new season without changes. The humor escalates when his assistant, wearing a black shower cap, dramatically announces a 'lifeless plastic noise' and a sudden 'Oh God d- I looked away!' moment, creating a viral-worthy parody of modern television culture.

A man discovers a note left on his car after a collision, which he reads aloud. The note contains a phone number, but the situation takes a bizarre turn when a loud, distorted sound effect plays, suggesting the prank has gone awry.

This prank video shows step-by-step how to create a convincing fake cake using everyday items like a pencil eraser, spray paint, and nuts. It's a hilarious 'boys vs girls' prank idea perfect for social media.

In this humorous yet insightful clip, comedian al jokes breaks down why the quadratic formula feels so confusing. He uses relatable examples and his signature comedic timing to explain the 'what' and 'why' behind one of school's most infamous math concepts, making it accessible and entertaining.