On Tuesday night, YouTube announced major changes to its external Community Guidelines that target pranks and challenges. The updated guidelines say that pranks " that lead victims to believe they are ...

As announced, we finish off our list of best prank call YouTube channels with original Ownage Pranks channel that started in 2007 and has collected over 700 million combined video views to date. The ...

Jake Paul was likely already violating YouTube’s community guidelines when he filmed himself driving blindfolded and doing the “Bird Box challenge” in a busy Los Angeles street earlier this month. But ...

There’s a moment in Jackass: The Movie where its crew of morons runs around the streets of Japan while wearing huge, furry panda costumes. They cause havoc, make people laugh, take pictures with fans ...

Heather Martin, aka "MommyOFive," is screaming. "Get your f–ing a – up here!" she yells at Cody, her young son. Mike Martin – DaddyOFive to his family YouTube channel's 750,000 subscribers – follows ...

A Maryland mom and dad who post controversial prank videos involving their children are under fire from viewers who claim the couple are abusive parents. Mike and Heather Martin, the parents behind ...

YouTube has announced that it will be cracking down on viral challenge and prank videos that show "harmful or dangerous content" and warned content creators they have two months to clean up their ...

The videos on the DaddyOFive YouTube channel garnered widespread backlash. — -- The parents who rose to YouTube stardom by posting videos of themselves playing pranks on their children — which ...

BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- A Maryland family that has recently been criticized for some of the pranks posted on their YouTube channel has issued an apology. Heather and Michael Martin, from the YouTube ...

The first one happened in 2012, when he was 18. He filmed himself doing a backflip over two police officers sitting on a park bench. They tackled and cuffed him while the camera rolled. Later, Charles ...

Pranks and challenges have always been popular on YouTube, but now the Google-owned company has set stricter guidelines for such content. A new YouTube support page details the company’s updated ...