Roman Atwood is a YouTube sensation who has made a career for himself online by filming himself pulling hilarious pranks on unsuspecting people.
His victims have included everyone from his wife to his grandmother, and now, a video is going viral in which he pranks one of television’s most well known personalities.
Howie Mandel is known as the funny judge on “America’s Got Talent,” and Roman recently decided to put his sense of humor to the test by targeting the comedian’s Los Angeles mansion!
Roman teamed up with Howie’s own son to make this prank happen, and he also enlisted the help of his own wife and friends.
Over the course of two hours, the group descended on Howie’s mansion and proceeded to launch rolls of toilet paper onto the roof and all over the enormous home.
Roman certainly came prepared, because he brought 4,000 rolls of toilet paper to make the prank happen!
“It’s probably too much, but I always like to have way too much than way too little,” he said. “If you wanna see someone’s jaw drop, we need way more.”
Nobody knew how Howie would react when he returned home, and in the end, it has to be seen to be believed!
Video of the prank has quickly gone viral, being viewed over 19 million times. At least Howie won’t need to purchase toilet paper again for a long, LONG time!
Perhaps this prank was a little indulgent but if it offers a smile or a laugh to others than maybe it was worth it.
Watch Howie’s reaction to it in the video below!
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZScqcKFK_E
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