08 Dec Firefighters Left Furious After YouTube ‘Prankster’ Cements His Own Head In A Microwave

We are all guilty of doing stupid things, it’s part of evolving as a human. For a majority of the population, these mistakes teach us valuable lessons about how to behave in the future. For others, there is no sense of rhyme or reason as to why they do the things they do.

We all know someone who falls into the latter category. No matter how hard they fall, it’s impossible to knock any sense into them. 

In this modern world, it seems that a majority of these people pursue a career as a prankster. Inspired by the likes of the Jackass cast, these people (read: idiots) put their life on the line for other people’s entertainment. However, the difference between professional pranksters, such as Steve-O and those who film themselves performing deranged acts in their bedroom, is a vague awareness of what the repercussions may be.

With a team on standby to help them if the situation becomes stricken, professional pranksters are less accountable for their actions when it all goes wrong. Meanwhile, those who do it themselves regularly find themselves in trouble, just a little too late.

Take, for example, Jay Swingler and Romell Henry, the duo behind the YouTube channel TGFbro.

The British duo caused huge controversy earlier this week when they released a video of Jay immersing his head in a microwave filled with quick-set concrete.  The stunt was part of their interactive advent calendar for their three million subscribers, in which the ‘treat’ is a video of them performing dangerous acts for 12 days in the build-up to Christmas.

Other stunts in the series have included burying their whole bodies in expanding foam, setting themselves in jello, spending the night with their bodies buried in concrete and setting a firework off from their bare hands.

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