Scott Rogowsky is not your regular prankster – this New York-based comedian is already quite a star. Scott is famously known for his talk show Running Late With Scott Rogowsky, a mobile game show HQ Trivia and his many viral videos. So, it’s no surprise that his practical jokes are among the best.
While some people might hide behind super smart book covers, pretending to read them to look educated, nobody pretends to read books to make themselves look deranged or perverted. Nobody but comedian Scott Rogowsky that is.
Not only that but he did it on the New York subway, one of the busiest subway systems in the world. In full view of other passengers, the brave comedian pretended to be engrossed by such questionably-named and hilariously funny books as Definitely Not Porn, Mein Kampf: for Kids!, How to Hold a Fart In, Slut-Shaming Your Baby, A Beginner’s Guide To Human Taxidermy and 1000 Places To See Before You’re Executed By ISIS. He came up with the ideas for his covers for books, simply by reading an actual book, named How To Be Black. Needless to say, several passengers were more than a little surprised by the comedian’s bold book title ideas, although it certainly made their commute to work a little more interesting than usual.
Think these fake books are funny? Then click here to see some hilarious book titles that, believe it or not, are actually real.
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The book covers really are hilarious. The reactions oddly not that much.
yeah, and you've got to wonder if having a camera person didn't give away the fact that something was up.
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Once in Hungary I tried something like this. I made a fake cover which said: How to let out the psychopath form inside and kill people without being noticed. The reactions were really funny :D
You'd be surprised how complex and difficult that practice can be
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The ahuman Taxidermy one is pretty offensive since the Nazis used to make lampshades out of the skin of people in concentration camps.
Considering the high amount of micro-penises going on, yes i an believe that an enlargement book is needed.
People tends to take this seriuosly that's what there's almost no reaction
The only one I find over-the-line is the Human Taxidermy. It's not unlikely that there are people riding the New York subway who lost family in the Nazi death camps where people skinned and that skin was used for things like lampshades. I'm all for social psychology experiments, even those that I think are pointless or tasteless, I'm no prude, and I like shocking people now & again - but there should be limits.
The book covers really are hilarious. The reactions oddly not that much.
yeah, and you've got to wonder if having a camera person didn't give away the fact that something was up.
Load More Replies... Once in Hungary I tried something like this. I made a fake cover which said: How to let out the psychopath form inside and kill people without being noticed. The reactions were really funny :D
You'd be surprised how complex and difficult that practice can be
Load More Replies... The ahuman Taxidermy one is pretty offensive since the Nazis used to make lampshades out of the skin of people in concentration camps.
Considering the high amount of micro-penises going on, yes i an believe that an enlargement book is needed.
People tends to take this seriuosly that's what there's almost no reaction
The only one I find over-the-line is the Human Taxidermy. It's not unlikely that there are people riding the New York subway who lost family in the Nazi death camps where people skinned and that skin was used for things like lampshades. I'm all for social psychology experiments, even those that I think are pointless or tasteless, I'm no prude, and I like shocking people now & again - but there should be limits.
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