Afrikaner Prankster Poses as Security Guard, Torments Motorist: “I’ve Got Karate”

• A motorist became the victim of a prank when Afrikaner prankster JD Heyns took him for a ride—no pun intended
• From knocking on the windscreen to touching his nose and glasses, JD made the man fume with anger, almost provoking him into a fight
• Many social media users found the clip hilarious and likened the funny man to comedian Leon Schuster

JD Heyns, an Afrikaner prankster, made steam come out of a man's ears after he pretended to be a security guard granting entry into a building. After telling the man he lacked the necessary credentials, things nearly turned violent.

The comedic content creator recently shared a snippet of the prank on his Facebook account, but shared the full video on his YouTube channel on 15 September, 2024.

In the clip, JD, acting as the building's security, asks a motorist in his vehicle if he has a sticker on his car that allows him to enter the premises. The confused man didn't know what JD was talking about. He became aggravated when JD knocked on his windscreen and took his phone out of his pocket.

JD then apologised after he learned that the man worked for a specific company. However, an apology didn't cut it when he booped the man's nose and touched his glasses. This happened after JD jokingly suggested the man use his spectacles to read his emails, which supposedly stated that his company didn't need credentials.

After the man exited his vehicle and motioned that he would slap JD, the prankster said:

"My tooth is sore, this one, but I've got karate."

JD eventually revealed that it was a prank, ending the video in laughter.

Online users laugh out loud

A few South African members of the online community laughed their way to the post's comment section after seeing how the man reacted to JD's antics. However, there were a few people here and there who didn't find the prank funny.

Dez Peterson laughed and said about JD:

"This ou, he’s lucky he’s bigger and taller than his victims."

Onalenna Slaga quoted the prankster and remarked with a chuckle:

"'My tooth is sore, this one.' What a way to calm down someone who's just about to beat you up."

Referring to South African comedian and filmmaker Leon Schuster, Gundo Malivha wrote under the comical post:

"Leon must be proud."

Chrizél Vermeulen told JD and the online community:

"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee, like Leon Schuster."

On the other hand, Johan Van Stryp, who was far from impressed, stated in the comment section:

"Trying to be Leon Schuster. That will never happen."

Andries Janse van Rensburg also wasn't happy with the performance and shared with the public:

"I wish somebody would give him a smack. That's not funny at all! He always pushes it too far!"

Take a look at the snippet in the Facebook reel below:

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Source: Briefly News