Just the fact that he was carrying a gun while doing all of this says so much about him. He’s running around sucker punching people in the back of the head, but if someone gets upset at that and attempts to defend themselves, he plans to shoot them?! Disgusting.
Yea, I believe he was going to hurt them like with that weapon also. Also when he said that the injured person gives him a "handshake" and a "hug", Its cause he is brandishing the weapon on them.
He attacked two white ppl. Gee if they fought back, how fast would he have screamed "self defense " and edited video to make it look like racists attacking him?
I hate that the media is treating him like he's a kid who made a mistake. He's a legal adult, he assaulted two strangers, he even tried to rob someone AT GUN POINT! Put him away!
they literally call 10 year old girls "young women", but 19 year old men "young boys" in the media, they verbally lower the liability for grown men all the time@@zeke1220
I hope at the sentencing the judge goes. "I sentence you to 5 years in prison". Then as they're leading him away he finishes. "That was just a prank bro, you actually get 15 years!"
I TOTALLY agree! He came up with that "prank" crap trying to portray himself as some young dumb kid who didn't really understand his actions in order to avoid harsh punishment.
the fact that he did all of this IN TEXAS speaks volumes to how lucky this kid is. the amount of armed people in Texas that could have easily retaliated is so high. UPDATE: For those who don't know, the kid did this in Houston....so he's REALLY REALLY lucky.
I always thought "everybody in Texas carries" was a jokey stereotype for Texans but then my dad went on a business trip and literally every person he took a photo with, even people in the baground, were ALL open carrying
I think this dude is missing some brain cells. Either that or he got high to talk to the news b/c who talks that slow? It looks like he grew up in a nice area if that’s his house so…what went wrong?
Social media should turn in all violent videos like this for investigations. This is not about rights, freedom or privacy, it's about using social media to hide behind their policies to commit crimes.
@@kylesmith6133 absolutely. People are getting fed up and I don’t support vigilantism but people are going to start taking matters into their own hands.
True. If he weren't facing consequences today, he'd be escalating to higher level "pranks". Imagine how the victim would feel if he'd self-defensed with deadly force.
@@Jed-h3ehow is setting a $30k bond racist? The guy gave them the evidence by filming the altercation. Doesn’t matter your colour. Same treatment to all
Prolly not many priorities. Dude looks 20 at oldest. You'll figs it out when you get arrested when you're older. You two dudes lack of self awareness is similar to dingus in the video.
Not making his punishment severe enough to garner the attention of the public will only beg more people to copy his behavior. We need to start enforcing the laws and stop writing new ones.
Good luck, George soros has put money into getting liberal DAs all over Texas, look at the guy in Austin during the riots that got charges for shooting the guy pointing a gun at his car, they are trying to make everyone lose faith in the Justice system so the DAs are anti self defense and pro releasing criminals. It’s really luck of the draw of what county the DA is out of whether it’s prosecuted correctly.
Start enforcing the law and not write new ones? You're kidding right? No, we need a ton of new laws. We need laws that regulates social media. You know why this pretty much only happens in America? It's because in most countries you're not allowed to upload videos of people without their consent. America is the only country that allows this dumbass shit. There's a whole slew of laws passed everywhere else that would stop these morons from being a menace to society.
**ON A SIDE NOTE: The cameraman is guilty of accessory to all counts for the crimes this kid is being convicted of so let's hope he gets his due as well.
Coward punching someone in the head is extremely dangerous even resulting in death. What this guy did is wrong on so many levels and is no way a prank, what some people consider comedy to get famous online is honestly quite frightening.
That part! My brother has a condition, I don't know the exact words/specifics, where fluid has to be drained from his brain. The smallest hit in the wrong spot on his head/neck and that's it for him. You can't even notice the tube and stuff that goes down his neck which is what pisses me off about this guy. It's a bad spot to hit even with nothing wrong...
@@crystanick2697right, it’s the most sensitive part on our head and arguably the most important, its so easy for a small hit on the back of the head to go horribly wrong
@@crystanick2697sounds like chiari malformation or hydrocephalus. It's uncommon, but not rare enough for behavior like this young man's to be taken lightly. My nephew had to have brain surgery to relieve the pressure on his brainstem, and if someone had hit him before the surgery he could have died in the spot. He is still high risk. I hope they make an example of these two.
@@crystanick2697im assuming you mean he has a shunt. I have one as well because of hydrocephalus- fluid on the brain. This would 100% be life threatening for your brother and myself and you absolutely cannot see it. I forget its there sometimes and it's in my own head.
What the fuck, I was making pizzas at little Caesars and making chump change at that age in 2018/2019. This guy deserves that prison time for sure, please Lock him up and don’t look back.
Or be cruel, like that youtuber who said he had a channel and they were giving this young kid in Target a 30 second shopping spree as he was standing in the toy department with his dad, his dad believed the guy too. It all ended up to be a "prank" and left a little boy in tears! Cruel is not a prank either
@@user-rk5ub2ps1s He should have thought about that before he started randomly punching people. I know how he will be treated. I'm no angel, myself. You play, you pay. As it should be.
This wasn’t a prank-this absolute LOSER and his equally-responsible accomplice literally _AMBUSHED_ those two victims at their most vulnerable (having their backs turned). You gotta have a _real_ steel-cold heart to brutally assault two COMPLETELY INNOCENT people all for some 15 milliseconds of “fame.” Think about it-if Lewis is willing to physically beat up total strangers for internet clout, then what ELSE is he capable of…?! Also, my thoughts and prayers go out to the two injured victims as well, I hope you’re both recovering well 💖
@@phantym150 that’s true. People do absolutely anything for money these days and it’s just ridiculous. We’re setting a dangerous example for younger audiences
@@brigittecech7519people have been harming others for fame for years, this is nothing new, people are just dumb enough now to post it on the Internet...
@@CountingStars333 No, in the past it was much more difficult to be instantly famous and widely known for doing violence on others. Maybe people were more violent per capita, but the fact that the proposed victims were more likely to be willing to be violent right back made that a self-policing situation.
“I made a mistake.” That right there proves the only thing he regrets is that he’s now facing charges. It was a choice to do what he did, not a ‘mistake’ 😖
Ahh, "it was just a prank" is the bully's modern equivalent of "I was just messing/playing with you," as it was in my youth. In my experience, they were never just playing around as they terrorized you with a smile.
_"it was just a prank"_ is an admittance of guilt. Taking responsibility for right vs wrong is what would fix this. We all know how empty those words are these days. No such thing as honor in certain circles. Dividing _good_ from _evil_ is the only solution. No tolerance for something this obvious.
That was a standard ploy in Detroit where I grew up. The counter to urban savagery was being armed. When the citizens became aggressive a drawn .45 quickly changed things. “Say, man, we wuz’ jes playin’, you know…”
People like him are always weaklings and cowards. I hope he gets a 15 year sentence. There is no cure for his level of narcissism. Hemight very well be someone's new girl friend before long.
He's too old to be considered a "kid who made a mistake". He's a criminal, and he and his friend need to go to prison, and make sure it's well publicized.
A stranger suddenly and for no reason, physically assaults you is far more than the physical pain. The psychological harm is long lasting, all trust around strangers is gone, not feeling safe when out your home, or walking alone. This, sadly, is often overlooked by the judiciary, so often they don’t even get sent to prison in the UK
He’s way too stupid to understand he did this to himself. Was he expecting people to be watching him assault someone unprovoked and be like “nice skit bro”
Have none of these people learned from the situation of that “prankster” getting shot in the mall? Harassing and assaulting random bystanders minding their own business (especially in the US) is a real quick way to earn a early aged Darwin Award.
No remorse, no punishment. Without serious consequences, punishment, he and others will continue this kind of assault on other individuals. May God have mercy on his, and others souls.
The attacker launched into premeditated, specifically targeted extremely violent attacks on innocent, defenceless people. He specifically targeted the back of the victim's skull because that is an extremely vulnerable area in which impacts can induce traumatic brain injuries or severe trauma. He punched his victims full power, intentionally to inflict injury, pain, suffering and fear. This was not a prank, nor was it a mistake, it was a series of extremely violent, premeditated attacks on vulnerable people. The camera operator should also face charges for conspiring to commit premeditated acts of extreme violence.
Don't know what the guy is on replying to your comment. But I agree with you. In future, the phrase I've been pranked is going to get a lot of attention especially from law enforcement if this goes on
I wouldn't say a full grown adult he is still in his teens. Wit dat being said he's old enough to know wut he did waz horribly wrong n deserves to get da 15 years he got n deserves to do every minute of it .
I'm constantly reading about guys in the news that got punched once, fell over, and hit their head on the ground and died. That easily could have been fatal.
@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtzSome of us don't need to fall for it to be fat4l, though.... Previous head trauma doesn't take a fall to k1ll ppl like us....just the hit itself.
I got “ pranked “ like this once. I was unconscious and hospitalised and suffer from neck trauma 13 years later. Never caught the assailants. Wish I could speak to them now.
I don't think it's that he don't get it I think he's just so selfish he thinks he should get a slap on the wrist or just let go. He needs to do every single minute of his 15 years.
So, so dangerous! I’ve had multiple head operations, I’m terrified if someone punches me in the head I’d instantly die! Punching someone in the back of the head is so dangerous, the fragile part of the skull, is this guy an idiot! To try and justify your actions by saying you hugged them afterwards is absolutely ridiculous, he’s trying to justify his stupid act! Also his stupid cameraman should be charged as an accomplice.
@@ramkhanson930Oh, f'god's sake. Kids always wear things that offend older people. I certainly did, and at 69 I haven't forgotten that fact. What kind of issue are you trying to make of this, exactly?
He'll get a year of probation. Harris County DA is probably the most lenient in the US. We have guys out on bond reoffending 2-3x doing violent crime before they finally murder someone and get no bond.
No it doesn't. It goes to motive and will be considered in sentencing. The law doesn't need to carve out a specific enhancement for something as moronic as this.
Law absolutely need to account social media clout because this shit is monetized. He is being paid money for assaulting people sounds like hired hitman to me.
In the uk we had another one like him that thought that running into peoples houses or attacking them and stealing a dog was a prank. Shame that that guy only got 18 weeks in prison
Living in the United States I find you guys lacks sentencing hilarious but at the same time I find it appropriate because you all don't have that many repeat offenders.
Mizzy is such a piece of shit. He even walked into people's homes and approached young women at night asking if they wanted to die, and then saying they looked like they wanted to die.
The bond was originally at 75k but the defense argued it down to 10k... It was only raised to 30k after public backlash, but the state pretends it's being tough on criminals and taking it seriously.
Public backlash for what?! Just because he's a kid? If this was a grown adult with a 75k bond nobody would of batted an eyelash. i wouldn't of given a fuck raised it to 100!
@@havingteawiththedevil There was public outrage because the bond was so low! Not because the bond was raised! But what the commenter was trying to say is if they were that serious about it they would've raised it back to 75K instead of just a measley 30K! The public is on the victims side not the aggressors!
North Carolina in the 80's made it a law if you commit a crime with any type of weapon you get an automatic 7 year sentence just for the weapon and whatever the crime brings and it's non-negotiable
Yes, he's a dunb pransker just like all the others who come close to getting shot or got shot, like the tall idiot who pranked the delivery driver and got shot.
@@Oozes_Darkthey all swim in the same lane, they all think they are special. They are all just walking excrement! Only sorry when they get caught being d I c k h e a d s .
Stupid is as stupid does. He and his buddy knew exactly what they were doing. They preplanned the "prank", they executed it, filmed it and then uploaded it and most likely sat there and continuously hit the reload button to watch the likes number go up and up. They are not a couple of 10 year olds who made a mistake. The one throwing the punches is a grown ass man at the age of 19 and most definitely knows the difference between right and wrong. Throw the book at both of them.
You are correct and it worries the video OP here is just stumped on this. He seems sure the 'crime' is that they must be soooo dumb and its how dumb they are haha! They are NOT stupid and dumb. You are absolutely correct.
If someone randomly attacked me or a family member, I would be the one in jail. The sad part is that this dude thought this wasn’t a bad idea. Enjoy your time in prison, don’t drop the soap, you may get a prank that you weren’t ready for. Is it me or is social media the 5th Horseman of the Apocalypse?
I agree. He would have regretted assaulting me from his hospital bed. Criminals usually target people that look like an easy mark / victim though. I don't look like or carry myself that way.
@@henryrearden8584 I'm a very small woman so I carry myself confidently. I'm a giant ball of anxiety but I hide it pretty well in public, especially when I'm alone.
It's worse than you know. He robbed them and he was brandishing a gun. This guy is going to get YEARS! So he posted himself assaulting and then robbing a man at gunpoint. I honestly think he might not be all there.
Right like this might be a lame example but if I put a whoopie cushion underneath you and you sat on it and acted like you farted that's funny. Or if I tied your shoelaces together so you trip when you got up that's funny but this this is definitely jail time
When he said that all we saw was the negative and we didn’t see that he shook hands and even hugged the victim, he tried to minimize what he did and, by that, he didn’t have regrets and didn’t have remorses. I wonder what he would have done if somebody would have pulled that kind of prank on his mom, grandma or grandpa.
I had to explain this to my teenage nephew the other day. No one cares if you have a good heart but still do bad things. No one cares why you chose to assault someone, regardless you will pay the time for the crime.
A person with a good heart wouldn't do those sort of things. That's a person that might have someone fooled into thinking he has a good heart, but his deeds reveal otherwise.
@@vermis8344 Honestly I wouldnt expect them to dox himself, but my guess would be his nephew probably finds it funny and doesnt see what the big deal is. I mean it always starts off like that at least.
I live in Texas. Several years ago I was robbed at gunpoint by a 16 and a 17 year old kids .This happened at work. Aggravated robbery in the state of Texas is 35 years. You have to serve at least 17 1/2 years before you're even considered for parole. The 16 year old got 3 to 7 years in youth detention. It does not pay to commit aggravated robbery in the state of Texas. Good luck buddy you're going to have a lot of fun.
He's not remorseful about what he's done as the reporter says, he regrets that "everyone is making a big deal about this silly prank." He's learned nothing.
We have laws for what we call “coward punching” in Australia. Multiple people have died from being hit this way. There’s a man in my town with a brain injury from it. The fact that he came outside and said all that rubbish just shows you he doesn’t care. He’s only worried about getting in trouble.
thats kind of perfect actually, because its also kind of humilliating can you imagine the typical "what are you in for" and having to say coward punching, like not even assault coward punching
It was a sickening trend in the USA a few years ago too. One numbskull put an elderly man in the hospital with a brain injury--luckily the poor man didn't die or the idiot would have been up on actual murder charges. As it was he still went to prison-and, yes, the main evidence against him was his own video showing him attacking the man. He gave an embarrassingly stupid "apology" in court at his sentencing. I thought this beyond-disgusting trend had died out but maybe this particular idiot didn't get the memo.
Humans are resilient yet delicate at the same time. A hit in the right spot or a tumble the wrong way can have horrible consequences. I'm glad that's a law there at least.
Obviously, this POS deserves serious jail time, but I'm glad that Texas is also prosecuting his friend who shot the video. Without an audience there would be much less incentive to show off for the camera.
H. I get that but angry, but is he insane & not normal or just a coward? I don't think not being normal is criminal-its the assaulting part. I will say the violence we see in the news daily may be desensitizing kids.
@@carmensaify I understand what you are saying. My feeling is, if he is insane then he is a danger in any case. But a “prank”, I believe, is a failure in parenting. Which brings up a whole lot of social issues. I am over “influencers” or whatever you want to call them (they certainly don’t influence me) . It seems these days young people are not required to actually grow up and accept responsibility for their behaviors. The fact that they can somehow make money off their behaviors is just disgusting.
Just the fact that he was carrying a gun while doing all of this says so much about him. He’s running around sucker punching people in the back of the head, but if someone gets upset at that and attempts to defend themselves, he plans to shoot them?! Disgusting.
Yea, I believe he was going to hurt them like with that weapon also. Also when he said that the injured person gives him a "handshake" and a "hug", Its cause he is brandishing the weapon on them.
The old bait and switch. Its something that alot of young men are wanting to attempt.
He attacked two white ppl. Gee if they fought back, how fast would he have screamed "self defense " and edited video to make it look like racists attacking him?
He was probably looking to kill someone that day.
Robbed the first victim at gun point from his iPhone. That is no prank, that is aggravated robbery
I hate that the media is treating him like he's a kid who made a mistake. He's a legal adult, he assaulted two strangers, he even tried to rob someone AT GUN POINT! Put him away!
He is a man so the bro-code applies
@@eleganteboni3297 Nah, he's only getting support because of the color of his skin.
They're only doing that because people think people that look like him are mentally retarded and need special treatment.
they literally call 10 year old girls "young women", but 19 year old men "young boys" in the media, they verbally lower the liability for grown men all the time@@zeke1220
I hate that TH-cam and TikTok allow crimes to be filmed and uploaded but yet nothing happens to them. Whats next the reboot of beheading videos?
Just listening to him talk, you can tell those last two brain cells are fighting for their life to form a sentence.
It’s painful to listen to.
I was just getting ready to comment for people to stay in school lol. Good lord
He might be actually slow.
@@DontTouchMyCroissant definitely seems that way. If so then his mother is even more despicable for not teaching him better.
@@AngusKartyou're blaming his parents?? He's an adult bro, this should absolutely be common sense at this point.
Kid walks out of prison after 15 years and the judge is there to greet him and laughs saying- " hey man it was just a prank"
I would sub to that judge's TH-cam.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
He doesn't regret the behavior, he regrets being called out for it. This dude doesn't give af about anybody but himself.
It's so obvious in his tone, he doesn't even care to hide it
@@Truelib99HobbesThose aren't real activists, they just want to feel validated by protecting other races.
Right. Like that saying "they're only sad that they've been caught".
Hope he is sad when he gets stretched out.
@@Truelib99HobbesShow me!
Let's be real. The guy only regrets his actions because of the consequences he's facing. He doesn't feel guilty about assaulting random people.
he can feel the guilt forcing his way into his A** when he drops the soap
Right? I sincerely don’t think he would have enjoyed it happening to him.
Extreme low IQ
His whole mindset about it, as proved by his lackluster “apology”, just proves how little regard he really has for others well being.
At least, before going to jail, he achieved his goal. He is now famous.
I hope at the sentencing the judge goes. "I sentence you to 5 years in prison". Then as they're leading him away he finishes. "That was just a prank bro, you actually get 15 years!"
That would be awesome
He was not charged with any sort of federal crime, so he cannot go to a federal prison.
@@someguy7993the jogger don’t know that 😅
That would be such a W
Until the protestors start lining up in front of the courthouse with all their misspelled signs 😂😂
@@vSeabass
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He needs prison time for that unprovoked violence. He is 19; he is an adult.
He regrets absolutely nothing. Knows what to say on camera. He knew exactly what he was doing.
I TOTALLY agree! He came up with that "prank" crap trying to portray himself as some young dumb kid who didn't really understand his actions in order to avoid harsh punishment.
You can tell he's been saying that to get away with things for years. He's gonna find out that doesn't work once you're out of school and past 18.
He regrets that he was caught.
The dumb fool spelled Tik Tok incorrectly too. He had spelled it as Tic Tok.
If you watch, the guy interviewing him his mouthing the exact same words along with him. They told him what to say.
the fact that he did all of this IN TEXAS speaks volumes to how lucky this kid is. the amount of armed people in Texas that could have easily retaliated is so high.
UPDATE: For those who don't know, the kid did this in Houston....so he's REALLY REALLY lucky.
I always thought "everybody in Texas carries" was a jokey stereotype for Texans but then my dad went on a business trip and literally every person he took a photo with, even people in the baground, were ALL open carrying
So very lucky!!! I've been to that park and I carry, so do all of my friends and family.
Due to Texas's population size, its guns per capita is 21 per 1,000 people. Yeah literally everyone in Texas open carries lol
As someone who lives in Texas, yes
Yea but most people ain't jogging with a piece on their side, just sounds pretty uncomfortable
This isn't a prank. This is straight up violence.
While the lefty’s that defend his type will say “words” are “literal violence”.
He knew it wasn’t a prank.
100% agreed
Racially motivated assault is what I think you meant 🤷
I think this dude is missing some brain cells. Either that or he got high to talk to the news b/c who talks that slow? It looks like he grew up in a nice area if that’s his house so…what went wrong?
The social media sites that carry these videos should also be charged. That is the only way to stop this kind of crap.
Being a witness can get into trouble?
Hell no ...let em upload....it's proof of the crime
Social media should turn in all violent videos like this for investigations. This is not about rights, freedom or privacy, it's about using social media to hide behind their policies to commit crimes.
@@denzalemanz5094 Yes, especially when the witness is an accomplice and fails to do anything about the assault he witnessed.
They both deserve to be in prison for some years. Anything less will send the wrong message to not only them but the public also.
Agreed its only a matter of time of one of these 'pranksters' are six feet under since no one is enforcing the law.
@@kylesmith6133 absolutely. People are getting fed up and I don’t support vigilantism but people are going to start taking matters into their own hands.
Years💀
even 6 months would do it some punishment to make them remember do not repeat that behavior
@@growingwithparttimeplantin3930
6 months? It would make more aholes do the very same things.
He has no regret or remorse. He is only sad that that he is being held accountable. I hope he gets all 15 years.
True. If he weren't facing consequences today, he'd be escalating to higher level "pranks". Imagine how the victim would feel if he'd self-defensed with deadly force.
Yeh. That "Yes. Yes I do." sounded soooooo sincere.
He'll get 0 time. Not now a days. He's black and apologized. Case closed
Exactly. He acted like a thug, he should be treated like one.
I don't hope that. 15 years is far too much for that. 1 year would be more appropriate
He's an actual danger to the public so he should not be allowed bail at all.
@@Jed-h3ehow is setting a $30k bond racist? The guy gave them the evidence by filming the altercation. Doesn’t matter your colour. Same treatment to all
Prolly not many priorities. Dude looks 20 at oldest. You'll figs it out when you get arrested when you're older. You two dudes lack of self awareness is similar to dingus in the video.
@vladmirgollumputin2166
cool story lady
He shook the hands and hug the people he punched? Hahaha stupid!😁
@@wilcee238Intelligent rebuttal kiddo.
Lewis: "It was just a prank. I did it for likes."
Judge: "It was just a prison term. I know a 15-year sentence will get likes for sure."
Not making his punishment severe enough to garner the attention of the public will only beg more people to copy his behavior. We need to start enforcing the laws and stop writing new ones.
Agreed 100billion%
Good luck, George soros has put money into getting liberal DAs all over Texas, look at the guy in Austin during the riots that got charges for shooting the guy pointing a gun at his car, they are trying to make everyone lose faith in the Justice system so the DAs are anti self defense and pro releasing criminals. It’s really luck of the draw of what county the DA is out of whether it’s prosecuted correctly.
True there. I would however forgive a new law that allows the use of deadly force upon being harrased by an internet troglodyte. 😂
Start enforcing the law and not write new ones? You're kidding right? No, we need a ton of new laws. We need laws that regulates social media. You know why this pretty much only happens in America? It's because in most countries you're not allowed to upload videos of people without their consent. America is the only country that allows this dumbass shit. There's a whole slew of laws passed everywhere else that would stop these morons from being a menace to society.
@@ChrisPezetyour part of the problem for sure.
He should "prank" people in jail like this. Shure they'll hug him.
Same way he “hugged" the man in the park? Yeah that was a hug.
Dont worry their wil be a bunch of pl
That would love to “=prank
“Him
If he drops the soup lol
A "prank" is a term his attorney instructed him to use so he could justify his heinous behavior.
@@naturalpro2003 You're right.
They'll love him in several different ways.
The fact that they raised the bond says a lot. I'm glad they're treating this seriously. This is a felony and should be treated as such.
Yes
I hope he gets at least a few years in prison. He’ll learn big boy lessons!
Blm....
@@derekgardner1861if you say so
@dixienormus1619did you watch the video? It's 10k.
He also picked seniors. Safe choice. I'm a senior w/60 years of martial arts training. Wish he had picked me.
19 years old?! That's a grown ass man!!! Grown men running around assaulting people...he should be in jail!
Prison
This is a culture issue,where violence rules
Soon to be a grown-ass inmate!
19 going on 12 no job no ambition the prank is on him another self check .
@@brucemcclary3260 Fatherlessness at its finest.
Violent attacks are not a prank. He needs the harshest sentence allowed by law.
@squibbelsmcjohnsonThey should.
Agreed. It is a psychopath behavior for someone to take pleasure in hurting someone, especially if others did nothing to provoke him.
@@lindadrescher4379Nah prison is too kind
@@NesquikTheMan You have a good point.
@squibbelsmcjohnsonThey do when they have a weapon.
**ON A SIDE NOTE: The cameraman is guilty of accessory to all counts for the crimes this kid is being convicted of so let's hope he gets his due as well.
So True, cameraman needs to be in jail too.
True.
The cammra man is being charged
Agreed!!
Perhaps both will share a cell with 300 pound lifer who likes young boys.
Being stupid is not a mistake!!!!!! JAIL won't be a mistake either.
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Coward punching someone in the head is extremely dangerous even resulting in death. What this guy did is wrong on so many levels and is no way a prank, what some people consider comedy to get famous online is honestly quite frightening.
That part! My brother has a condition, I don't know the exact words/specifics, where fluid has to be drained from his brain. The smallest hit in the wrong spot on his head/neck and that's it for him. You can't even notice the tube and stuff that goes down his neck which is what pisses me off about this guy. It's a bad spot to hit even with nothing wrong...
@@crystanick2697right, it’s the most sensitive part on our head and arguably the most important, its so easy for a small hit on the back of the head to go horribly wrong
Im sure his parents are proud
@@crystanick2697sounds like chiari malformation or hydrocephalus. It's uncommon, but not rare enough for behavior like this young man's to be taken lightly. My nephew had to have brain surgery to relieve the pressure on his brainstem, and if someone had hit him before the surgery he could have died in the spot. He is still high risk. I hope they make an example of these two.
@@crystanick2697im assuming you mean he has a shunt. I have one as well because of hydrocephalus- fluid on the brain.
This would 100% be life threatening for your brother and myself and you absolutely cannot see it. I forget its there sometimes and it's in my own head.
A prank that has a long lasting physical and psychological effect on victims. He needs to be charged.
In Australia we have a “cowards punch” law and it’s like a minimum of 10 years jail
Sounds like a solid law
Sounds like I need to move to Australia, then.
That’s awesome. The sucker punch law would be sick here
Love it!
And I believe we call it the cowards punch law to stigmatize/embarass those who've done it
Self-awareness is seriously a dying art. People have no idea whatsoever that the reality of "actions have consequences" exists.
He got 10 years with no possibility of parole. Love it
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
& the headlines keeps saying "the teen" but he wasn't a stupid 15yrs old, ok he's a teen but he's a grown man of 19.
Nice...
He should get double the sentence
@@MarjorieDuncan-lk7lz19 is NOT a grown man but he’s grown enough to know better
This dude is 19 years old. He isn’t telling me he made a mistake like that
His mistake is to exist.
@@MiGujack3 That's his mom's mistake, really.
To me he sounds like doesn’t really have a mental age in the double figures?
He's learn to attempt to minimize his actions with careful choice of words.
What the fuck, I was making pizzas at little Caesars and making chump change at that age in 2018/2019. This guy deserves that prison time for sure, please Lock him up and don’t look back.
Only 15 years for blatant assault and battery?!
He is sorry he got caught. Not a simple mistake.
It was vicious, cruel, savage conduct.
Even worse, the had a pistol too so it should be brandishing and armed robbery
@@SemtexZero yeah only thing hell be able to afford is fent on the streets
Na na naa , a year an a day on the rockpile or the chain gang , anything over 5 years death penalty , this has to stop .
It won’t be 15 years. That is the max, which he will never get.
And, what do we expect??? No parental guidance cause they don't care what these youngsters do!!!
1:14 "he regrets the behavior"
Not as much as he will once he's in prison, lmao.
A prank should never harm anyone physically.
Or be cruel, like that youtuber who said he had a channel and they were giving this young kid in Target a 30 second shopping spree as he was standing in the toy department with his dad, his dad believed the guy too. It all ended up to be a "prank" and left a little boy in tears! Cruel is not a prank either
@@julietteoscaralphanovember2223TRUE! Or when a father "pranked" his kids by waking them up to tell them that their mother was dead.
@@crystalhazer7246 yes, that was horrific
Agreed, that's the textbook definition of a prank gone too far. Never wanna go that far and never do it to strangers.
This was an ape prank.
I hope he has to serve every single day of all 15 years. The only damn thing he regrets is that he got in trouble for it. He has NO remorse.
Typical behaviour
@@user-rk5ub2ps1s He should have thought about that before he started randomly punching people. I know how he will be treated. I'm no angel, myself.
You play, you pay. As it should be.
Fifteen years is not enough. Fifty years minimum no parole. Send his dumb ass to Angola prison in good ol'Louisiana...... FARM WORK!!!!!!
He'll get probation Democrat run city
He won't. I doubt he does a single day in prison.
This wasn’t a prank-this absolute LOSER and his equally-responsible accomplice literally _AMBUSHED_ those two victims at their most vulnerable (having their backs turned). You gotta have a _real_ steel-cold heart to brutally assault two COMPLETELY INNOCENT people all for some 15 milliseconds of “fame.” Think about it-if Lewis is willing to physically beat up total strangers for internet clout, then what ELSE is he capable of…?!
Also, my thoughts and prayers go out to the two injured victims as well, I hope you’re both recovering well 💖
Murder...
Unfortunately this type of mentality actually prevails in certain cultural groups
It's either this or thug life. What you expect
@@truthhandlers3000 A MEN
If I were one of the victims, I would sue for as much money I could get.
Not a mistake. Nineteen years old is an adult. Justice must be served.
Low iq.
Why???? Cause he's a black male??? Keep voting for racist Trump.
a 12 y/o doing this should be tried as an adult, stop
@@jp325abnhe wasn't 12
This
Pranks went from whoopee cushions and simple jokes to hurting people and possibly endangering lives. It’s disgusting how people think this is okay.
Well back then they wasn't making money from pranks like this. Money breeds such behavior over time.
@@phantym150exactly
@@phantym150 that’s true. People do absolutely anything for money these days and it’s just ridiculous. We’re setting a dangerous example for younger audiences
The internet + social media made kids desperate for attention 🤦🏻♀️ Like is being a decent human being too hard now?
@@phantym150 Not just money, they have a desperate need for attention. I'm willing to bet this is more prevalent in single-parent families.
It's scary that we are at a time where people will harm other people to be famous on social media.
What's sad is people love it, those videos get mad likes.
The past was worse
@@CountingStars333what is that supposed to mean?
@@brigittecech7519people have been harming others for fame for years, this is nothing new, people are just dumb enough now to post it on the Internet...
@@CountingStars333 No, in the past it was much more difficult to be instantly famous and widely known for doing violence on others. Maybe people were more violent per capita, but the fact that the proposed victims were more likely to be willing to be violent right back made that a self-policing situation.
“I made a mistake.” That right there proves the only thing he regrets is that he’s now facing charges. It was a choice to do what he did, not a ‘mistake’ 😖
More than felony assault. That’s aggravated robbery. He beat up an old man and took his phone.
He was charged with aggravated robbery.
He was charged with aggravated robbery
Looked like a hate crime
cultured
Why not a hate crime he is black and the victim is white
Ahh, "it was just a prank" is the bully's modern equivalent of "I was just messing/playing with you," as it was in my youth. In my experience, they were never just playing around as they terrorized you with a smile.
_"it was just a prank"_ is an admittance of guilt.
Taking responsibility for right vs wrong is what would fix this.
We all know how empty those words are these days. No such thing as honor in certain circles. Dividing _good_ from _evil_ is the only solution. No tolerance for something this obvious.
"It's just a joke" is always a shithead thing to say when only they're laughing
And those kids grow up to be cops.
That was a standard ploy in Detroit where I grew up. The counter to urban savagery was being armed. When the citizens became aggressive a drawn .45 quickly changed things. “Say, man, we wuz’ jes playin’, you know…”
Stop punching yourself.
His apology sounds like a 10 year olds apology after their mom forced them to say it.
That's because it is.
I blame the parents too, they raised that dirt bag
You can feel it in the way he speaks that he planned it out and says what he planned to speak in aftermath.
Well his kind is not to be known to be particularly smart. And by "his kind" I mean TikTok Kids of course😊
TicTock should be charged as an accessory since they allow this stuff online!
Notice he targets old feeble men. A real class act.
And even sneaks up on them from behind. Some older man i know would destroy this clown.
People like him are always weaklings and cowards. I hope he gets a 15 year sentence. There is no cure for his level of narcissism. Hemight very well be someone's new girl friend before long.
Useing the word feeble is an insult to old people.
From behind
@@liamjohnhawkins4212, in prison i'm sure he'll be getting real familiar with that term "from behind" 😂
I don't think he regrets anything. That kind of behavior is just plain evil.
Correct ❗️👍
He only regrets getting caught.
He's too old to be considered a "kid who made a mistake". He's a criminal, and he and his friend need to go to prison, and make sure it's well publicized.
Should have given no bond and say oh it's just a prank.
Physical assaults like this can leave undetectable damage , and then one day the person just dies.
He's not sorry for what he did, he's just sorry he got caught and charged.
How kind and thoughful of this guy to film and publish his crimes on the internet for everyone to see and to make his prosecution easier.
YEAH!
He shook their hands afterwards and gave them hugs.
@@crisleroi299sure he did.
A stranger suddenly and for no reason, physically assaults you is far more than the physical pain. The psychological harm is long lasting, all trust around strangers is gone, not feeling safe when out your home, or walking alone. This, sadly, is often overlooked by the judiciary, so often they don’t even get sent to prison in the UK
He doesn’t regret the assault; he regrets getting caught. Punishment is in order.
But he caught himself.
He’s way too stupid to understand he did this to himself. Was he expecting people to be watching him assault someone unprovoked and be like “nice skit bro”
Yes we know, this comment is not original or smart.
How do you know are you a. Mind reader?
If he thinks that was funny, prison is going to be hilarious!
Have none of these people learned from the situation of that “prankster” getting shot in the mall? Harassing and assaulting random bystanders minding their own business (especially in the US) is a real quick way to earn a early aged Darwin Award.
@@ChrisPezetbot aren't you
It didn’t stop that kid from still making videos I think we’ve lost all hope until there’s examples made.
I mean the prankster who got shot didn't learn from getting shot so why should any of these other idiots
lol he wasn't a prankster blax people are just dumb and think "its just a prank bro" doesn't make it armed robbery anymore
@@Aurelius-bf3yx That's why we repeat the lesson.
That's not a "MISTAKE" that was a "CHOICE!"
his body his choice. he should be a feminist. he'll be a good boy toy in prison.
a mistake is leaving your milk out of the fridge and it spoils, this was plain viciousness
Yep, flat out assault!
No remorse, no punishment. Without serious consequences, punishment, he and others will continue this kind of assault on other individuals. May God have mercy on his, and others souls.
The attacker launched into premeditated, specifically targeted extremely violent attacks on innocent, defenceless people.
He specifically targeted the back of the victim's skull because that is an extremely vulnerable area in which impacts can induce traumatic brain injuries or severe trauma.
He punched his victims full power, intentionally to inflict injury, pain, suffering and fear.
This was not a prank, nor was it a mistake, it was a series of extremely violent, premeditated attacks on vulnerable people.
The camera operator should also face charges for conspiring to commit premeditated acts of extreme violence.
I disagree on the grounds it should be attempted murder since it can easily kill and because that carries a much harsher punishment
The word prank has completely lost all meaning
Don't know what the guy is on replying to your comment. But I agree with you. In future, the phrase I've been pranked is going to get a lot of attention especially from law enforcement if this goes on
Lol 🤣 this!!
@@wrathfirexHe has his pronouns in his @. He’s obviously just trying to get attention from people.
Pranks on the internet haven't been real pranks for over a decade at this point just various forms of crimes idiots upload for attention.
@@gibmeaway100 Yup either crimes or just a group of friends acting like something was a prank even thought they’re following a script.
He’s 19? That’s a full legal adult! Deserves jail time and counseling
What they keep missing is that he punched 2 random ■■■■■ people.
Adult in term only but in reality he is a village idiot.
I wouldn't say a full grown adult he is still in his teens.
Wit dat being said he's old enough to know wut he did waz horribly wrong n deserves to get da 15 years he got n deserves to do every minute of it .
He’s not a full grown adult at 19 😂😂😂
But he should be punished because if he’s not he wil do it to the wrong person he will be dead
@zachsabbath1 also old enough to type az I pleaze.
Dude was robbin', using tiktok pranks as an excuse. Duhhhh.🥴
This is deadly. I have head trauma and could die from this "prank." He genuinely deserves the max sentence.
Word
He should be put away
Many have died from the knock out game. The media has been covering up for it for a long time because of who's doing it to who.
I'm constantly reading about guys in the news that got punched once, fell over, and hit their head on the ground and died. That easily could have been fatal.
@@4FYTfa8EjYHNXjChe8xs7xmC5pNEtzSome of us don't need to fall for it to be fat4l, though....
Previous head trauma doesn't take a fall to k1ll ppl like us....just the hit itself.
It literally happened in the bay area. I believe two elderly asian people were killed by kids playing the knockout game.
I got “ pranked “ like this once. I was unconscious and hospitalised and suffer from neck trauma 13 years later. Never caught the assailants. Wish I could speak to them now.
Omg! I am so sorry!!! Horrible.
Im so sorry to hear that.
Some people are just plain TOO STUPID to be allowed to walk amongst society. This genius is one of them. He STILL doesnt get it.
Exactly! Just lock them away forever!
Including all the other pranksters on the tube who are stupid also.....and race of people has nothing to do with stupid pranks that they do!!!
I don't think it's that he don't get it I think he's just so selfish he thinks he should get a slap on the wrist or just let go.
He needs to do every single minute of his 15 years.
The only thing he’s ever done successfully is play video games. I guarantee you he doesn’t even know how many states there are in the country.
So, so dangerous! I’ve had multiple head operations, I’m terrified if someone punches me in the head I’d instantly die! Punching someone in the back of the head is so dangerous, the fragile part of the skull, is this guy an idiot! To try and justify your actions by saying you hugged them afterwards is absolutely ridiculous, he’s trying to justify his stupid act! Also his stupid cameraman should be charged as an accomplice.
How in any universe could someone believe it is okay to randomly punch someone?
15 years given in each one.
It's their culcha.
Blue city culture.
@@Threedog1963 It happened in Texas....
@@Austin-sw3mf Austin, Houston and most of the other Texan cities with a big population are blue
Why isn’t this a hate crime??? It would be if the roles were reversed.
This is a blessing in disguise. Everybody in prison loves pranks.
Big bubba is gonna tell him it was a prank clapping his cheeks
Thanks for that. I laughed out loud.
@@guitars4life48I'm hollering 🤣 😂 😭 💀
Yep jail karma be an interesting thingy indeed.
He should be looking forward to getting his virgin ass pranked on prom night in his cell block.
19 years old. No one is that stupid! There's a whole bunch of entitlement going on here.
Well, when the average iq is 85...
He is exactly that stupid. It's easy to see when he's talking, not much brain power behind those eyes.
P.S. They are legit a sub-species.
@@ramkhanson930Oh, f'god's sake. Kids always wear things that offend older people. I certainly did, and at 69 I haven't forgotten that fact. What kind of issue are you trying to make of this, exactly?
Punching in the back of the head is illegal in most combat sports, let that sink in!.
It's called a Rabbit Punch which is notorious for its potential to cause severe and irreversible injuries.
He thought he could talk his way out of this and it would be over and never face jail time! Good to hear he's going to jail!!!!
He'll get a year of probation. Harris County DA is probably the most lenient in the US. We have guys out on bond reoffending 2-3x doing violent crime before they finally murder someone and get no bond.
I would hazard the guess that this type of behavior was tolerated at home.
Comitting a crime for internet clout needs to be an additional charge.
You are so right, they need to start upgrading the charges if the crime is committed to be posted online, additional minimum jail sentence.
Especially if he made any $$$off of it
No it doesn't. It goes to motive and will be considered in sentencing. The law doesn't need to carve out a specific enhancement for something as moronic as this.
@@THE-id1by yes it does if they made $$$ from it.
Law absolutely need to account social media clout because this shit is monetized. He is being paid money for assaulting people sounds like hired hitman to me.
"Influencer" logic
Commit a crime
Face consequences
Shocked Pikachu face
" it's just a prank"
Expect to get away with anything
If that's a prank I'd hate to see what he can really do to people. Deserves everything that's coming to him
It’s not a prank…that’s a BLAX way of life
Exactly!
He's going to know how it feels when you're just minding your business and someone just comes up and punches you in prison.
Or getting shanked 😂
@@Hongkizzlelet's only hope😂
@@Hongkizzlethat's the least of his worries 😭
@@GothamThotSlayer don't drop the soap lol
Do you mean before or after he is used as a love tool.
His Mom and Grandma must be so proud. Such senseless violence. He said he made a mistake. This act was deliberate and intentional. 🤬
How on gods green earth is that a mistake??? This coward INTENTIONALLY did it KNOWING DAMNED WELL what he was doing was wrong!!!!!
Poor kid. I will bond him out😊
Nah he didn’t make a mistake. But his parents did.
and it included robbery at gun point
Maybe they can get an interview from his father once they figure out whether he's in county jail or state prison. 😐
😂 Quote "at least in 2023 the trash is taking itself out" 10/10
Shouldn't anyone say again that everything was better in the past.
In the uk we had another one like him that thought that running into peoples houses or attacking them and stealing a dog was a prank. Shame that that guy only got 18 weeks in prison
Living in the United States I find you guys lacks sentencing hilarious but at the same time I find it appropriate because you all don't have that many repeat offenders.
Well... They ave two things in common. They are a disappointment to both their parent and black people in general.
Mizzy is such a piece of shit. He even walked into people's homes and approached young women at night asking if they wanted to die, and then saying they looked like they wanted to die.
He's lucky he didn't walk in on a manly man who would apply some education to his face
Bunch of animals, I'm glad some countries see them for who they are and restrict their movement.
The bond was originally at 75k but the defense argued it down to 10k... It was only raised to 30k after public backlash, but the state pretends it's being tough on criminals and taking it seriously.
Public backlash for what?! Just because he's a kid? If this was a grown adult with a 75k bond nobody would of batted an eyelash. i wouldn't of given a fuck raised it to 100!
@@havingteawiththedevilread the original post again. You clearly had no idea what they are saying and are yelling at a strawman
@@havingteawiththedevil I think you misread the original post.
Probably doesn’t matter if it’s 30k or 75k. He probably won’t be able to pay it either way
@@havingteawiththedevil
There was public outrage because the bond was so low! Not because the bond was raised! But what the commenter was trying to say is if they were that serious about it they would've raised it back to 75K instead of just a measley 30K! The public is on the victims side not the aggressors!
Giving bail to someone who uses a firearm during their crime is unbelievable, that should be a guaranteed no bail situation.
Gun ...England... BAIL ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Exactly
North Carolina in the 80's made it a law if you commit a crime with any type of weapon you get an automatic 7 year sentence just for the weapon and whatever the crime brings and it's non-negotiable
This is what happens when you don't get enough oxygen at the foetal stage.
He’s not a kid he’s a criminal. He needs 15 years in prison to teach him a lesson
the other criminals will teach him life lessons nightly
The rage I feel listening to that man talk trying to justify what he did
Yes, he's a dunb pransker just like all the others who come close to getting shot or got shot, like the tall idiot who pranked the delivery driver and got shot.
I get you. I feel the same rage hearing that guy commenting on the story.
He sounds like a kindergartner apologizing for stealing his brother’s cookie.
@@Oozes_Darkthey all swim in the same lane, they all think they are special. They are all just walking excrement! Only sorry when they get caught being d I c k h e a d s .
@@Oozes_Darkor sounds mentally handicapped
Stupid is as stupid does. He and his buddy knew exactly what they were doing. They preplanned the "prank", they executed it, filmed it and then uploaded it and most likely sat there and continuously hit the reload button to watch the likes number go up and up. They are not a couple of 10 year olds who made a mistake. The one throwing the punches is a grown ass man at the age of 19 and most definitely knows the difference between right and wrong. Throw the book at both of them.
You are correct and it worries the video OP here is just stumped on this. He seems sure the 'crime' is that they must be soooo dumb and its how dumb they are haha! They are NOT stupid and dumb. You are absolutely correct.
His parents must be so proud. 🤬
He turned out exactly the way he was raised. I bet his parents are proud.
They are glad the be rid of him
If someone randomly attacked me or a family member, I would be the one in jail. The sad part is that this dude thought this wasn’t a bad idea. Enjoy your time in prison, don’t drop the soap, you may get a prank that you weren’t ready for. Is it me or is social media the 5th Horseman of the Apocalypse?
It's one of the Horsemen. I'm sure of it.
The Tower of Babel will fall 🤡🌍
He did it ARMED, he was ready to KILL people who fought back too.
I agree. He would have regretted assaulting me from his hospital bed. Criminals usually target people that look like an easy mark / victim though. I don't look like or carry myself that way.
@@henryrearden8584 I'm a very small woman so I carry myself confidently. I'm a giant ball of anxiety but I hide it pretty well in public, especially when I'm alone.
It's worse than you know. He robbed them and he was brandishing a gun. This guy is going to get YEARS!
So he posted himself assaulting and then robbing a man at gunpoint. I honestly think he might not be all there.
Of probation
No excuse.
19 years old. Robbery at gunpoint. Why are they asking him if his mom is upset? This is a grown man!
Remember when a prank was something that both parties could laugh about?
Sadly, I think that time ended before the internet existed, and it's only gotten worse since it was invented.
Well said
@magnatcleo2043 well said ×2
Yeah, it was called JACKASS.
And that was awesome.
Right like this might be a lame example but if I put a whoopie cushion underneath you and you sat on it and acted like you farted that's funny. Or if I tied your shoelaces together so you trip when you got up that's funny but this this is definitely jail time
When he said that all we saw was the negative and we didn’t see that he shook hands and even hugged the victim, he tried to minimize what he did and, by that, he didn’t have regrets and didn’t have remorses. I wonder what he would have done if somebody would have pulled that kind of prank on his mom, grandma or grandpa.
He would've probably film it and make a Tik Tok about it while laughing.
Cry like he's about to when he gets locc up and can't nobody help or get him out.
You spelled what he said wrong. He gave that man a huuuug acfually not a hug.
I had to explain this to my teenage nephew the other day. No one cares if you have a good heart but still do bad things. No one cares why you chose to assault someone, regardless you will pay the time for the crime.
Good hearts don't do bad things like this. This is NOT a mistake or accident.
this guy has a criminal mind and does NOT have a good heart -he’s a menace to society
A person with a good heart wouldn't do those sort of things. That's a person that might have someone fooled into thinking he has a good heart, but his deeds reveal otherwise.
I'm sort of curious what your nephew did, not gonna lie.
@@vermis8344 Honestly I wouldnt expect them to dox himself, but my guess would be his nephew probably finds it funny and doesnt see what the big deal is. I mean it always starts off like that at least.
Dude this not just dumb, he seeking for a one ticket to maximum prison.😂😂😂
I live in Texas. Several years ago I was robbed at gunpoint by a 16 and a 17 year old kids .This happened at work. Aggravated robbery in the state of Texas is 35 years. You have to serve at least 17 1/2 years before you're even considered for parole. The 16 year old got 3 to 7 years in youth detention. It does not pay to commit aggravated robbery in the state of Texas. Good luck buddy you're going to have a lot of fun.
Oh yea...they already deciding at the big house whose wife he gonna be.
I'm moving to the great state of Texas. I'm sick of blue Colorado.
And don't bend over for the soap.
He said he gave the man a hug. Now you're cellmate may be giving you a hug, prison b@$#!.
He's not remorseful about what he's done as the reporter says, he regrets that "everyone is making a big deal about this silly prank."
He's learned nothing.
We have laws for what we call “coward punching” in Australia. Multiple people have died from being hit this way. There’s a man in my town with a brain injury from it. The fact that he came outside and said all that rubbish just shows you he doesn’t care. He’s only worried about getting in trouble.
Agreed. Coward punching should be prosecuted as attempted murder.
thats kind of perfect actually, because its also kind of humilliating
can you imagine the typical "what are you in for" and having to say coward punching, like not even assault
coward punching
It was a sickening trend in the USA a few years ago too. One numbskull put an elderly man in the hospital with a brain injury--luckily the poor man didn't die or the idiot would have been up on actual murder charges. As it was he still went to prison-and, yes, the main evidence against him was his own video showing him attacking the man. He gave an embarrassingly stupid "apology" in court at his sentencing. I thought this beyond-disgusting trend had died out but maybe this particular idiot didn't get the memo.
Humans are resilient yet delicate at the same time. A hit in the right spot or a tumble the wrong way can have horrible consequences. I'm glad that's a law there at least.
It’s disgusting, I was a witness many years ago to a one punch murder! It’s horrendous.
Obviously, this POS deserves serious jail time, but I'm glad that Texas is also prosecuting his friend who shot the video. Without an audience there would be much less incentive to show off for the camera.
He's not sorry. He's upset he's not getting away with it.
Exactly. He's just sorry he was caught!
sane and normal people don’t need to be told to NOT HIT PEOPLE unprovoked. He should go to jail, what a coward.
H. I get that but angry, but is he insane & not normal or just a coward? I don't think not being normal is criminal-its the assaulting part. I will say the violence we see in the news daily may be desensitizing kids.
@@carmensaify I understand what you are saying. My feeling is, if he is insane then he is a danger in any case. But a “prank”, I believe, is a failure in parenting. Which brings up a whole lot of social issues. I am over “influencers” or whatever you want to call them (they certainly don’t influence me) . It seems these days young people are not required to actually grow up and accept responsibility for their behaviors. The fact that they can somehow make money off their behaviors is just disgusting.
I hope he and his friend get the highest level of punishment. The only reason he regrets this is because he got caught
I'm sure they just called it a "prank" so people wouldn't think they were serious.
Well, he can learn some new pranks in jail.
They’ll prank his ass all night long.
He only regrets his parents punching Him as a prank... And losing a boot up his azz.
Allllllll night.
Fresh tight booty. ❤
😂
😂😂😂
He does not regret it, he regrets getting caught.