Via Mandatory
On-Air Blooper
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Via MrLeeFind
Toronoto Maple Leafs player Nazem Kadri was benched on Monday because he overslept and missed a team meeting.
So a reporter for Canada’s CP24 was out on the streets asking fans what they thought of the decision.
One man seemed to have something intelligent to say… at first.
“He gets paid a lot to be there,” he says. “So I think he should just f*ck her right in the pu**y.”
The reporter was not pleased, and she quickly sends the camera back to the anchor.
“Oh my goodness,” she says. “That was awful.”
The FHRITP meme started last year when filmmaker John Cain uploaded various videos of reporters getting pranked live on the air which eventually turned out to be hoaxes.
This one however, appears to be all too real.
Via FOX 2 St. Louis
Congratulations Internet, you made this happen.
A Fox 2 news anchor in St. Louis named April Simpson became a viral sensation last week thanks to a video which showed her glaring her co-host Tim Ezell after he called her the “Hamburglar” on air.
Comedian Kevin Hart also posted the original clip to Facebook getting it lots of attention online.
The network then decided to play a little prank on April Monday morning, by having the actual Hamburglar appear on set to rub some fry salt in her wounds.
The crew also proceeds to throw hamburgers at her while she sits at her desk in disgust.
“Here’s my thing,” she says. “There are several people who are no longer my friends.”
She points to everyone in the room who participated in the stunt and says that she doesn’t even want to do the news anymore.
But it looks like she got over it, according to Twitter.
