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30 Hilariously Embarrassing Party Fail Stories That People Submitted For Jimmy Fallon’s Challenge
Guess what time it is? Yep, it’s Twitter Hashtag Time with Jimmy Fallon!
Recently, in honor of St. Patrick's Day, Jimmy Fallon took to Twitter to issue yet another of his hashtag challenges, this time focusing on the hashtag #PartyFail, asking people online to share their embarrassing and funny accidents that happened at some party.
And people delivered. Many came out to share some of the biggest and funniest party fails that happened to them or someone they knew. Well, what can we say, Jimmy Fallon's hashtags never disappoint! If you still need convincing, scroll down below to check the epic fails from the best Tweets that we've found!
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Bored Panda has compiled a list of some of the best answers to Fallon’s challenge which you can check out below. And while you’re at it, vote and comment on the ones you liked the most, and why not share your own party fails?
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Didnt it make you think that there is no one there you know? Still, second party here we come.
When you go to a party that you know only one person. A friend invited you for his brother's birthday party or so.
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Hail to the hosts for welcoming them in! I hope they made some new friends
Happens a lot in Nigerian parties. About 20% of people in a party are uninvited. It is not uncommon to see many complete strangers in a party. But they're allowed to stay and everyone gets to eat and have fun
That happened at a party I went to. Friends of mine lived in a neighborhood not far from the University of Washington in Seattle. Two college aged guys came in with a keg and started having a good time. They were a bit younger than most of the party goers, but my friend each assume they were friends of one of the other housemates. The guys realized they didn't know anyone at the party and exited with their keg.
I was going to a party at my cousin's new town house. I ended up parking about a block away, I was met by some friends who were going to the same party. It was the first time any of us had been to the cousin's new house, when we came upon a party. One of the guys in our group waved to someone at this party and they started talking. A lady came out with a tray of samosas and sangria and invited us to to sit and enjoy. We were sitting and enjoying the beautiful day and delicious samosas and sangria and our new friends, when one of my cousins walks by and sees us. We were at the wrong party, but have made new friends. Three years later, I have become very good friends with the family whose party we crashed.
GAAAAH! My friend and I, not me and my friend! Please people, get this right!
I saw a post like this but was on the wrong funeral. One way or another, it's very funny. (the mistake, not the death, of course)
Imagine he horror! Shouldn't he have called and y'all could've rescheduled?
So she only left because they were ugly... Not because she had been deceived into attending an orgy... Normal...
curious about the story of the stranger who told them that haha
Nice one. very considerate not to do it over the floor. Tip - Use your shoe next time.
*Grabs roman snacks* "Yeah, I like to dress up like my food."
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Not a party fail, but a drunk one. So, last Christmas, my younger cousin and I drank a ton of eggnog, not knowing it was spiked and got drunk. Not only am I an apparent lightweight, I also sing a weird mashup of Bad Romance and Terry Pratchett’s Hedgehog Song. My dad recorded it and ever so often threatens to post it online.
For my nineteenth birthday party the only two people who showed up were the two people I had invited because I was socially obligated to. The rest either didn't show up or called way after they were supposed to be there with s**t excuses. One of my 'best mates' had forgotten and taken on an extra shift at work. That really took the fun out of hosting parties for me.
Alrighty. So, in 6th grade I was at a friend's birthday party and he had a bunch of stuffed animals. One of us decided to start a stuffed animal fight and I kid you not the rest of the night was spend whaling on each other with stuffed animals, dancing to Crab Rave, and accidentally drinking out of each other's cups because we forgot to write our names on them.
I was always the sober person (I just don't drink) and one guy hit on me so much taht I finally did something incredibly mean: I convinced him that the curtains were a different color, and he had drunk something so "off" that he wasn't seeing colors properly. the fact he believed it, and talked about it for *years* leads me to believe maybe he did drink something worse than the usual...
I do not think this counts as a party, but when I was in the fifth grade (I was ten, I believe-) I had picked up the AwEsOmE talent of being able to do a handstand, then walk on my hands like that. I really wanted to show my friend (Thank cats she was my only friend) my trick. So, I asked my father if he could take the cars out of the garage so I could show my friend. He said he had to go up to the attic anyway, which is in the garage. I did not notice the Little Giant expandable ladder in the corner, though. I invited my friend, walked on my hands a bit, then bumped into the ladder. It fell on me. My back and neck ache thinking about it-
Uggggh! These were embarrassing! Thanks for sharing! They made me laugh! I feel like Jimmy Fallon has the best challenges.
Not a party fail, but a drunk one. So, last Christmas, my younger cousin and I drank a ton of eggnog, not knowing it was spiked and got drunk. Not only am I an apparent lightweight, I also sing a weird mashup of Bad Romance and Terry Pratchett’s Hedgehog Song. My dad recorded it and ever so often threatens to post it online.
For my nineteenth birthday party the only two people who showed up were the two people I had invited because I was socially obligated to. The rest either didn't show up or called way after they were supposed to be there with s**t excuses. One of my 'best mates' had forgotten and taken on an extra shift at work. That really took the fun out of hosting parties for me.
Alrighty. So, in 6th grade I was at a friend's birthday party and he had a bunch of stuffed animals. One of us decided to start a stuffed animal fight and I kid you not the rest of the night was spend whaling on each other with stuffed animals, dancing to Crab Rave, and accidentally drinking out of each other's cups because we forgot to write our names on them.
I was always the sober person (I just don't drink) and one guy hit on me so much taht I finally did something incredibly mean: I convinced him that the curtains were a different color, and he had drunk something so "off" that he wasn't seeing colors properly. the fact he believed it, and talked about it for *years* leads me to believe maybe he did drink something worse than the usual...
I do not think this counts as a party, but when I was in the fifth grade (I was ten, I believe-) I had picked up the AwEsOmE talent of being able to do a handstand, then walk on my hands like that. I really wanted to show my friend (Thank cats she was my only friend) my trick. So, I asked my father if he could take the cars out of the garage so I could show my friend. He said he had to go up to the attic anyway, which is in the garage. I did not notice the Little Giant expandable ladder in the corner, though. I invited my friend, walked on my hands a bit, then bumped into the ladder. It fell on me. My back and neck ache thinking about it-
Uggggh! These were embarrassing! Thanks for sharing! They made me laugh! I feel like Jimmy Fallon has the best challenges.
