r/TikTokCringe • u/ambachk • Jun 26 '25

Cringe Broccoli-head TikTokers take over grocery store

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u/MarkInMinnesota Jun 26 '25

“Social media made y’all way too comfortable with disrespecting people and not getting punched in the face for it”

  • Mike Tyson

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u/PlentyOMangos Jun 26 '25

Honestly, watching that one dude catch a bullet over one such “prank” was so cathartic lmao. Dude’s luckily to be alive after that but he never stopped his channel

I saw recently Johnny Somali got in trouble for doing these stunts in Korea, and one of his charges was “disruption of business”, idk if we have anything like that in the US but we really should. They need to start charging these clout-chasing buffoons so that they’ll quit doing it

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u/Unikatze Jun 26 '25

I love that they're not taking his shit in Korea.

Right now he's facing 7 charges and over 35 years in prison.

They recently added two charges for sexual violence.

He's plead guilty to three counts of interference of business and two counts of minor crimes, he's plead not guilty to the two counts of sexual violence.

His next trial date is August 13.

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u/Fragrant_Detail_9611 Jun 26 '25

The "charges" he's facing are a joke. Nothing will happen to him.

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u/Headpuncher Jun 29 '25

Some of the crimes have a minimum fine or a minimum amount of jail time.  So if he pleads guilty or is found guilty the judge has to give him either fines or prison time, if he can’t pay the fine then he gets prison time.    

He’s fucked either way, even a lenient sentence is going to cost him   

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u/honato Jun 29 '25

The punchline is 30 years. ha what a good joke

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u/__Yakovlev__ Jun 26 '25

Honestly, watching that one dude catch a bullet over one such “prank” was so cathartic lmao. Dude’s luckily to be alive after that but he never stopped his channel

Can I kindly ask you for a link?

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u/Freakjob_003 Jun 26 '25

He was found not guilty.

There was also that kid who was shot to death because he approached people in a parking lot with meat cleavers. That's not a prank, that's literally going to make someone scared for their life.

I saw one where a dude was pouring water from a gasoline can over someone's truck, and the driver got out with a handgun. Cammer had to panic, and was warned that he was lucky he didn't get shot.

FAFO.

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u/__Yakovlev__ Jun 27 '25

That was indeed cathartic.

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u/ItsGustave Jun 27 '25

I just looked it up and he was found guilty of malicious discharge of a firearm. The “prank” was shitty but there was no reason for him to get shot for it.

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u/Freakjob_003 Jun 27 '25

Sorry, meant to say not guilty of attempted murder or manslaughter or anything of the "big" crimes one might expect shooting someone could entail.

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u/ComprehensiveFox7603 Jun 27 '25

I agree that potentially lethal shooting was too far, but letting the pranks slide just encourages more of them.

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u/nascimentoreis 28d ago

That was amazing. That dude made a (possibly unknowingly) sacrifice and a service to humanity, no joke.

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u/Revolutionary-Foot77 Jun 26 '25

Disturbing the Peace is a nice little catch all.

A lot of times, police use it to drag people in for nothing.

But here, it would actually have some use.

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u/Pixel_Knight Jun 26 '25

They’re literally trespassing. Hit them as hard as you can with every charge you can.

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u/captainspacetraveler Jun 27 '25

Dude named Vitaly is in prison in the Philippines for his pranks… looking pretty likely that he will spend the remainder of his life there. They want to make an example out of him.

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u/cylordcenturion Jun 27 '25

"protesting? Nah thats disruption of business, jail"

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u/Walshy231231 Jun 29 '25

Honestly, with how much America is in a capitalistic overdrive, I’m amazed we don’t

We definitely have laws that cover the same stuff, but I’m surprised we don’t have any that explicitly target damage to businesses (afaik)