Improv Everywhere is a group in New York that plans huge flash-mob stunts, and their videos have been viewed over 370 million times on YouTube.
Think: “No Pants Subway Rides”…now you know who they are.
For their newest stunt, four Christmas carolers went to a random family’s house in New Jersey. Then once they started singing, an entire CHOIR showed up to join in . . . followed by a 20-person orchestra that set up on the front lawn.
Check it out:
Thursday, August 28, 202508/28/2025
A: The DVD Player!
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A: Dog! A linguist says “dog” only became the standard term within the past 500 years or so. During the…
Thursday, August 7, 202508/07/2025
I’m beyond thrilled to be invited to be in the NYS Country Music Hall of Fame. Here’s a great recording…
Friday, July 25, 202507/25/2025
A: 7-Up
Friday, July 11, 202507/11/2025
A: White lines in the road!
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