That said, it’s surprising to see a Japanese person defending McDonald’s quality after some of the company’s scandals that made headlines.Īt the end of the day, considering there don’t seem to be a whole lot of foreigners wasting their time crank-calling fast food chains in Japan, it’s nice that more than a few netizens recognized that this kind of behavior can go both ways: Strangely enough, this isn’t the first time we’ve heard Japanese people slam English food, which doesn’t seem to have that great of reputation compared to cuisine from other European countries such as France and Italy. ‘English people have no room to be making fun of Japanese chain stores considering how much their food sucks ^^’ Best of Crank Yankers The Best Uncensored Crank Calls, Vol.
‘That this video making fun of Japanese people has so many likes just goes to show how shitty foreigners are. When you’re in Japan use Japanese you shitheads.’ 1.Turd In Car 2.Chinese Rapper 3.Tech Orgasm 4.The Nemesis 5.Birchum Looks For A Job 6.Spoonie Luv Sends Flowers 7.Power Jammin And Mega Mixin 8.Deaf Friend Phone Sex 9.Wu Tang At Rebas 10.Attacked By A Monkey 11.Penis Pump 12.Blind Stripper 13.Lost Leg 14.Porn Survey 15.Niles Calls Healthcare 16.We Get To Drink 17. Turd in Car Chinese Rapper Tech Orgasm The Nemesis Birchum Looks for a Job Spoonie Luv Sends Flowers Power Jammin and Mega Mixin Deaf Friend Phone Sex Wu Tang At Rebas Attached By a Monkey Altri album di Crank Yankers. ‘I just noticed, but this video is over a year old!!!!’ ‘But I don’t think the guy had evil intentions or anything so what’s the big deal?’ ‘I understand why people are pissed off, because Japanese people have some kind of complex when it comes to foreigners’
‘Foreigners really like discriminating against people, don’t they?’ ‘What is “poo poo”? Does it mean “unko” (Japanese word for poop)? Lol’ ‘So this is what a popular foreign YouTube is like?’ We’ve translated some of the general reactions below: Some commenters found the video to be quite humorous, others, however, were hugely disappointed in the video, citing that in Japan pranking (or disrupting) businesses is technically illegal, and that the video’s makers unfairly took advantage of the Japanese employees’ poor English skills. To date the channel has over 3,500,000 subscribers, but recently a video posted from 2014-wherein one of the characters calls two different Japanese McDonald’s restaurants to complain about the food-has prompted a huge reaction from both Japanese and non-Japanese viewers alike. Overall, the format is similar to the no-longer-running television show Crank Yankers. Ownage Pranks uses a handful of “characters” to place calls to various restaurants, stores, and everyday people, and the content of the conversations is either captioned or animated. Net users take to YouTube video’s comments section to express their anger and disappointment over prankster’s crank call video to McDonald’s restaurant in Japan.įor over five years, one anonymous English voice actor/comedian has been regularly posting prank call videos to YouTube via their channel, Ownage Pranks.
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