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Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, the infamous streamer known for his outrageous pranks, has landed in hot water once again. Controversial for stunts like climbing the Hollywood sign and assaulting a female jogger in Miami, the Russian-American Twitch streamer’s latest antics in the Philippines went too far.

After filming himself harassing a security guard and pranking locals, he was arrested. His reckless actions have now led to serious legal consequences. His arrest now raised concern about a troubling trend of dangerous pranks, one that may have been sparked by fellow streamer IShowSpeed.

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy | Credit: Instagram @vitalythegoat The reason Vitaly Zdorovetskiy is arrested in the Philippines

Vitaly Zdorovetskiy was apprehended by the local authorities last week after filming himself pranking Filipinos, including mocking security guards and engaging in inappropriate physical interactions. The video where Vitaly was seen “disturbing the peace” in a Philipino mall in Bonifacio Global City in Taguig, went viral,...

A fan ran on to the field during the fourth quarter of Super Bowl Lv, pausing play as security guards chased the man. The man, dressed in a pink one-piece leotard, black shorts (which he tried to remove but couldn’t) and yellow sneakers was only seen for a moment on live TV as the cameras […]

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Though, by his own admission, he’s been in jail “many times,” notorious YouTube prankster Vitaly Zdorovetskiy just endured a harrowing experience after his latest stunt went awry.

Zdorovetskiy, 27, shared on Instagram that he spent five days in an Egyptian jail after attempting to climb one of the The Great Pyramids of Giza, which is the oldest of the 'Seven Wonders of the World'. Zdorovetskiy says his stint in Egypt marked his worst experience in prison to date. “I saw horrible things and I don’t wish this upon anybody," he captioned a photo of the pyramid he allegedly climbed. "Was it worth it? F-ck yeah! I did it for a good cause and soon I’m going to share the whole video so the whole world can see.”

No word yet on when the video is slated to debut, nor has Zdorovetskiy disclosed any details about his cause.

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Philanthropist and attorney Thomas J. Henry launched a new art and music experience entitled “Austin Elevates,” in Austin, Texas. The two-day event was free to the public and benefited local nonprofit organizations Safe Alliance, Superhero Kids and St. David’s Foundation Community Fund.

Alec Monopoly, G-Eazy, and Thomas J. Henry

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To kick-off the two-day event, contemporary street artist Alec Monopoly publicly unveiled a new mural dedicated to the Lone Star State on Friday, November 8, 2019 at Parlor and Yard. Monopoly’s work has received international recognition by leading luxury brands, art galleries and celebrities. The mural unveiling was followed by an exclusive invitation-only afterparty at Summit Rooftop Lounge, with a special performance by G-Eazy.

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Notable guests included: Thomas J. Henry, Alec Monopoly, G-Eazy, Brooke Burke-Charvet, Jennie Garth, Brandon Marshall, Maddy Belle, Courtney Tailor, Alvin Jones, Erika Gray,...

2:56 Pm Pt -- Guess who else was watching the Champions League final ... Daniel Kaluuya!!! We got the 'Get Out' actor -- who's British, Btw -- outside of the Village Idiot on Melrose, where he was rocking an Arsenal jersey and quickly gave us his take on the game. Check it out -- sounds like he was rooting for anything but a Tottenham win. Ya know he's gotta be happy right about now.

Ksi has a Real shot to beat Logan Paul's ass in the boxing match everyone's talking about ... because he's black ... so says YouTube megastar Vitaly Zdorovetskiy. Yeah, he really said that.  Was he joking? Maybe ... Vitaly's "thing" is edgy jokes and pranks ... and his humor has helped build 10 Million subscribers on YouTube.  So, when we saw him at Hyde in L.A., we had to ask about the Ksi vs. Logan Paul showdown ... which...

The July 2015 merge of Studio71 and Collective Digital Studios united a Germany-based multi-channel network with a Us-based one to form a single global entity, currently known as Studio71. Now, that network is making another intercontinental journey; it has announced a deal with Beijing-based tech company ByteDance that will bring the videos of Studio71’s creative partners to top Chinese platforms like Toutiao.

Creators who will bring their videos to Chinese audiences as part of the deal include Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, Epic Meal Time, Matthew Santoro, Tana Mongeau, and Logan Paul, all of whom have millions of subscribers across the social web. The featured content will be subtitled in Mandarin, allowing local viewers to follow along with Western pranks, vlogs, and sketches.

Toutiao may be an unfamiliar app for American readers, but it’s huge in China. The content aggregation portal has been downloaded more than 600 million times, and it has more than 66 million daily active users.

If you want to grow your presence on YouTube and other social media networks, you might as well learn from the best. A group of top online video stars, including Ownage Pranks, Simple Pickup, Just Kidding Films, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, and David So, have launched Jumpcut Academy, a subscription-based digital service that offers comprehensive courses across a dozen different web video-related subjects.

Each Jumpcut Academy lesson is broken down across multiple videos, with the platform’s founding stars showing up to offer tips in their personal areas of expertise. David So, for example, uses his experience with digital comedy to teach students how to make a winning vlog. After a brief introduction, he offers paying subscribers more than 40 minutes of instruction, covering every corner of the vlogosphere.

Jumpcut Academy is reminiscent of the YouTube Creator Academy, a service launched in 2013 that also provides videomaking tips for aspiring creators.

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Are you ready for one killer experiment? Below watch the trailer for the Fight of the Living Dead TV show, premiering on YouTube Red, Wednesday, August 17, 2016. The cast includes: Vitaly Zdorovetskiy (VitalyzdTV), Yousef Saleh Erakat (FouseyTUBE), Rahat Hossain (Magic of Rahat), Tré Melvin, Jc Caylen, Brittani Louise Taylor, Dennis Roady, Shanna Malcolm, Raya, and Brandon Bowen.In Fight of the Living Dead, these 10 YouTube stars are thrown into a simulated zombie apocalypse (as opposed to an actual one) and forced to fight their way through an abandoned hospital. YouTube says, "Pushed to their mental and physical breaking points, they’ll have to work together...or they’ll die together. No phones, no internet, no escape. Who will survive?"Read More…...

YouTube prankster Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, who counts roughly 11 million subscribers between his two channels, may be just as entertaining in the courtroom as he is online.

Zdorovetskiy, who has had numerous run-ins with the law, appeared before a judge in Cleveland on Wednesday, where he plead no contest to running onto the court during an NBA Finals game earlier this month shirtless with 'Trump sucks' written on his chest and 'LeBron for President' scrawled across his back. He was fined $1,000 for trespassing in a place of public amusement.

"Is it too late to say sorry?" Zdorovetskiy said -- quoting Justin Bieber during the hearing -- per Cleveland.com. "I'll never come back here again," he added. "Unless the Cavs make the finals again." This comment reportedly drew laughs from spectators as well as Cleveland Municipal Court Judge Lauren Moore. "We're happy to watch you from far away on YouTube," added assistant city prosecutor Angela Rodriguez.

A shirtless man who had “Trump Sucks” painted on his chest disrupted Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Golden State Warriors and Cleveland Cavaliers Friday night. The streaker — who outlets have identified as Vitaly Zdorovetskiy — ran onto the court and was quickly tackled by security guards and escorted away. ABC decided not to air the stunt and give him any further attention. Luckily, the footage was captured by ABC digital producer Jon Healy, who posted the video to his Twitter account. Various other camera angles have popped up on social media. Also Read: Oj Simpson Prolonged Bronco Chase...

Bedecked in camo gear and a GoPro strapped to his head, the notorious YouTube prank star Vitaly Zdorovetskiy mounted the ‘D’ of the 45-foot-high Hollywood Sign yesterday evening and vlogged for roughly an hour with a huge banner that read ‘I’m Back’. Then, park rangers arrived on the scene, and took him into custody for trespassing. Another man climbing the hillside was also arrested, reports ABC7.

Zdorovetskiy was released yesterday evening after posting bail, though he could face a $1,000 fine and six months in county jail for the misdemeanor -- as the sign, on Mount Lee, is closed to the public and protected by gates, cameras, park rangers, and Lapd officers.

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YouTube prankster Vitaly Zdorovetskiy is determined to leave his mark on Hollywood, literally. The Internet personality was arrested Wednesday after climbing up the iconic Hollywood sign on Mt. Lee in Los Angeles. Video footage shows Zdorovetskiy standing on the historical landmark’s letter “D,” waving a banner that read: “I’M Back,” according to CBS Los Angeles. Also Read: 'Pawn Stars' Regular Chumlee 'Pleased' to Reach Deal in Drug and Weapon Case, Lawyer Says “Whatever he’s doing,” marveled CBS’ helicopter reporter while watching the strange behavior, “it’s not legal.” While he came down for a rest on the...

This April Fools’ Day, YouTube became ground zero for a handful of high-profile projects within the explosively popular prank video genre.

On the debut episode of their YouTube Red series, Prank Academy, Jeana Smith and Jesse Wellens tricked vlogger Joey Graceffa into thinking he’d ignited a crew member of a cooking show spectacularly into flames.

Two days later, Roman Atwood, Dennis Roady, and Vitaly Zdorovetskiy released Natural Born Pranksters -- a feature film in which the trio pull off feats far more diabolical than their typical YouTube fare -- like tricking a father-to-be into thinking his wife has given birth to the mailman’s baby. The movie catapulted to the No. 1 spot on the iTunes comedy charts, and the No. 2 movie overall during the weekend of its release -- second only to Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

These impressive digital box office metrics should come as no surprise. In...

A feature film starring three of YouTube’s most popular practical jokes has arrived, fittingly, on April Fools’ Day. Natural Born Pranksters, which is led by Roman Atwood, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, and Dennis Roady, is now available in theaters, on video on-demand platforms like iTunes, and on home video.

In their film, Atwood, Zdorovetskiy, and Roady pull off some of their most extravagant stunts yet, with unsuspecting targets falling victim. A few other YouTube stars, including Tom Mabe, Jenna Marbles, and Furious Pete, show up to lend some helping hands. I’ve previously described Natural Born Pranksters as “Jackass re-spun for the YouTube crowd,” and the film’s trailer backs up that characterization.

Natural Born Pranksters has been in the works since 2014, when Collective Digital Studio -- which has since merged with Studio 71 and adopted the German network’s name -- announced its plan to harness the star power of the titular pranksters.

The ultimate April Fools' Day takeover has arrived! Natural Born Pranksters promises that the pranks just got a whole lot bigger. And they measured! This all-new movie is coming to theaters on April 1st, and will be accompanied by a Digital HD, VOD and DVD release on that same prankish day! The movie stars all of your favorite Youtube Pranksters, including Roman Atwood, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy and Dennis Roady. This could just be the funnest time you'll have at the movies all year.

The world's three most notorious, ballsy, and outrageous YouTube pranksters come together for the first time to unleash the most epic pranks in an outrageous feature-film event. Jam-packed with cameos from some of YouTube's biggest stars, watch as Roman Atwood, Dennis Roady, and Vitaly Zdorovetskiy take fearlessness and unbelievable social experiments to the next level. This is one movie you just have to see to believe, and there...

YouTube stars get their shot at movie fame in Lionsgate’s “Natural Born Pranksters,” which follows the antics of Roman Atwood, Dennis Roady and Vitaly Zdorovetskiy. The film purports to include all new pranks and stunts, which should be welcome news to fans of the trio, who have amassed more than 28 million subscribers and over three billion views. “Natural Born Pranksters” will also feature cameos from other online stars including Jenna Marbles, Furious Pete, Jukka Hilden, Kc James, Kevin Brueck, Tom Mabe and Peter Vass. Also Read: James Corden's Carpool Karaoke with Adele Sets YouTube Record Studio71 financed and produced the film,...

Three of YouTube’s most successful practical jokers are officially coming to movie theaters. Lionsgate has picked up the distribution rights for Natural Born Pranksters, a film produced by Collective Digital Studio and starring Roman Atwood, Vitaly Zdorovetskiy, and Dennis Roady.

Atwood, Zdorovetskiy (aka VitalyzdTV), and Roady are all known for the prank videos they create on YouTube, where they have more than 17 million subscribers among their respective channels. In Natural Born Pranksters, they will take their antics to the big screen by “turning Hollywood into Prankwood,” according to a press release. Guests who will appear in the film will include Jenna Marbles, Furious Pete, and fellow prankster Tom Mabe. It kind of sounds like Jackass, re-spun for the YouTube crowd.

Natural Born Pranksters has been in the works for more than a year and a half. It was first announced in April 2014, shortly after Atwood and Zdorovetskiy joined the Collective Digital Studio.