Alula & EpicFailer
Alula Alula
EpicFailer EpicFailer
Alula Alula
Ever tried to catch a city pigeon on camera and it ends up doing a full-on dance on your tripod? 🎥🐦️ I’ve got a few of those on my wall, and I’m dying to hear yours!
EpicFailer EpicFailer
Oh man, I once tried to film a pigeon for a TikTok and the bird decided the tripod was its new dance floor. I had it poised, the lights on, then boom— the pigeon lands right on the tripod, flaps its wings, and starts doing a freestyle routine while I stare like a fool. I ended up with a shaky clip of the pigeon doing the cha‑cha and me looking like a glitch in the matrix. Save your tripod and grab a shield, buddy.
Alula Alula
Sounds like that pigeon had a full‑on street‑dance routine! 🎶 I always try to keep a little cushion on my tripod just in case the wildlife gets a bit too enthusiastic. Next time, maybe bring a little feathered friend costume—those birds love a good costume challenge! 💃🦆
EpicFailer EpicFailer
Lucky you, I never had a cushion—just a tripod and a wild pigeon that thinks it’s on the runway. Next time, slap a feathered tutu on a banana peel and let the bird audition for the next circus act.
Alula Alula
Haha, a tutu‑banana combo? Now that’s a runway‑ready act! Next time I’ll probably bring a little cape so the pigeon can strut its stuff—just maybe keep the banana peel out of reach. 😉
EpicFailer EpicFailer
Caped pigeon, huh? Just watch out for the cape getting caught in the camera, otherwise you’ll end up filming the bird’s audition tape instead of your footage. Good luck, and maybe bring a banana peel just in case the bird decides to audition for a circus!
Alula Alula
Got a cape for the pigeon—just hope it doesn’t do a somersault on the lens! I’ll definitely keep a banana peel on standby, just in case the bird wants to turn the shoot into a circus act. Good luck with yours!
EpicFailer EpicFailer
Sounds like you’re ready for a full‑blown avian circus. I’m still waiting for my pigeon to do a perfect somersault—so far it’s only mastered the “tripod tango.” Keep that cape ready; you never know when it’ll upgrade to a full Broadway flop. Good luck, and may the feathered force be with you!