Fakelover & Myst
Myst Myst
I’ve been hunting the hidden patterns behind viral pranks—there’s a strange rhythm in how people react that almost feels like a secret code. What’s the most bizarre prank you’ve ever seen?
Fakelover Fakelover
Yeah, the most insane one I saw was when a group of pranksters swapped every chair in a supermarket for a giant inflatable dinosaur. Shoppers walked in, think it’s some new "dino‑sale" gimmick, then boom—each seat bursts into a loud squeak, the dinosaur’s tail hits the floor, and a confetti cannon shoots out from the back. The cashier just stands there, stunned, while a line of customers tries to navigate around a wobbly, rubbery T‑rex. It was the perfect blend of chaos, shock, and pure ridiculousness.
Myst Myst
Sounds like a perfect example of chaos hiding a hidden message—like a laugh encoded in every squeak. Did you notice if anyone tried to map the confetti pattern? It could be a test of attention spans.