Filming and Pranking Strangers has gone too far.

[@sasamafrass]

Holy sh*t pretending to hit a baby is disgusting!!!! WTF

[@monicahayworth]

Yeaaaa, I didn’t find it very humorous either. I mean great that the employees went to try and stop it but the prank to begin with isn’t funny. Let’s not joke about child ab**se.

[@CrustyUgg]

@@monicahayworthand one of them had a smile on her face while trying to stop her.. the whole thing was gross

[@AMultipolarWorldIsEmerging]

As long as the algorithm makes it profitable for them , they will do it.

[@monicahayworth]

Agreed. It’s really sad. That’s why I tried to censor out as much as I could, especially the people who clearly stated they don’t consent to being filmed. Which in public, anyone can record and post, but it’s just common courtesy. At least to me it would be but I also don’t go around acting like a douche canoe for views.

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

Have you seen the ones of that lady who snatches other women's wigs off? She also likes to "prank" people by hitting them and asking them out for fights, when it gets serious, she screams "ITS A PRANK, ITS A PRANK ITS A PRANK" and she hides behind her big friend. She's going to do that to someone who will react much worse than she anticipates.

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

This is her kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJS0p6aGj5eFjJIsi=KfD99vQEXfWYAvYw She's got loads of her just yanking wigs. It's horrible. I have alopecia so I've worn wigs in the past. I've seen this done with hijabs too. It's cruel

[@monicahayworth]

Oh wait a minute I vaguely remember this person! I think I saw maybe one or two videos by her. See that’s the problem, is one of these people already got pew pewed by the person they were pranking. It’s only a matter of time that it starts happening more. Some of these people are just existing and they have to deal with this. No consideration for the other people. What if one of these people just lost a loved one or whatever the case may be, and then this is what they deal with on the way home is so horrible.

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

​@monicahayworth exactly. It's not funny. Anyone could be going through anything. It could tip someone over the edge. I've got alopecia and severe cptsd. If anyone pulled my wig off during a flare up, I'd go absolutely sick and I would probably affect me for months.

[@CrustyUgg]

20:33 if anyone wants to know why kids act like they do.. here's your answer. I promise this wouldn't have been my reaction 😮‍💨

[@annamariefella8315]

The strange liquids being dumped all over people on the train is horrible!! Their belongings were probably ruined, and what if they were on their way to work?? I can’t even imagine. It’s absolutely unacceptable!!

[@monicahayworth]

I know, I couldn’t imagine having that done to me. I don’t understand why anyone thinks this is funny or why the thought even crossed their mind let along actually following through. Some of these “pranksters” don’t realize that they’re going to “prank” the wrong person one day.

[@HillbillyYEEHAA]

In my country, alot of acid attacks happen. If you throw strange liquids on people, you are asking for war.

[@gameplaygirl3268]

I hadnt seen any of these videos pop up so i went searching and so many videos ive not seen. I absolutely detest prank channels. I don't see the point in them, they're not funny and pretty much always just mean or mocking people and i dont understand how people find them funny enough to watch 🤷🏻‍♀️ In the first few minutes i thought why do this especially in USA when there is a very real possibility of someone whipping out a gun and shooting you.

[@CrustyUgg]

What's annoying about her is she's getting the views she wants. She's laughing all the way to the bank

[@CrustyUgg]

7:00 he's weird? You're gonna fuck around and find out and I can't wait

[@GiganticRooster-kn2lj]

So you're advocating for censorship in your prologue? Im not defending these pranksters but like you said yourself, there is no expectation of privacy in public.

[@jaydeeee668]

She’s advocating for not being harassed in public and filming minors…

[@mmckenzie8085]

That is the whole point. When people use the excuse of right to film in public after harassing someone or ridiculing them on social media it says a lot about them morally. Most so called pranksters are bullies. They always have been. The go to for bullies is oh I was only joking or gaslighting the victim and telling them to get a sense of humour. This is bullying behaviour and it always has been There is a big difference between legal and moral Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. I am so disgusted by videos of people who are clearly mentally ill being uploaded and laughed at by nasty idiots. Many even goad and encourage the victims so that it is more "entertaining" just to humiliate them to thousands of strangers. The uploaders and many of the commenters are ignorant bullies and have a very low moral compass. Sadly this is happening more and more and it shows a true degeneration of society.

[@GiganticRooster-kn2lj]

@joshdenton1195 again, there is NO expectation of privacy in public

[@mmckenzie8085]

@@GiganticRooster-kn2lj however there are ways to use that privilege. You either have morals or you don't. Don't please excuse that behaviour. Also many of these so called pranks are crimes. What people do expect is just common decency. Just because you can legally do something doesn't mean you should. People who disagree are part of the problem.

[@monicahayworth]

I’m censoring people because that’s what I do on my channel. What others do is their decision and I won’t judge them or whatever else because legally you can upload videos to the internet if you’re out in public. However, I don’t agree with posting minors or harassing people as a prank, especially if they repeatedly ask not to be filmed.

[@mooseot]

You can prank a stranger correctly in my opinion, your prank just shouldn't rely on making someone feel unsafe. I remember watching a prank from a show in the 80s where a trucker was microwaving a hotdog at a truck stop, and the microwave had a false bottom and they replaced his hotdog with this MASSIVE 4 foot long Frankendog... 35 years later I can still remember the utter look of confusion on his face, and everyone had a good laugh about it afterwards, because no one's safety felt challenged.

[@monicahayworth]

Oh that’s actually a prank though. It’s not harassing others or making them feel unsafe as you stated in your comment. I think nowadays everything is for shock value. Some of these people are taking the whole bad publicity is good publicity thing to another level.

[@leannewalker1422]

Came here from Facebook (I’m Leanne) told you I would be here to subscribe and watch you Monica. I’m glad you enjoyed Easter with your beautiful family.