The movie also has numerous cameos by social-media personalities including Jenna Marbles, Furious Pete, Jukka Hildén, Dave England and Tom Mabe.

They scared sunbathers on a Miami Beach by dropping a realistic looking plastic snake in the sand, had eating contests, shot each other with confetti cannons and jolts from electric fly zappers.

Roady recalled an incident in Finland, where the prank was kidnapping a woman in front of a group of people, putting her into the trunk of a car, and was confronted "by a guy", and his "nose got cracked".

[5] In 2014 Zdorovetskiy created headlines when he streaked across the field of the 2014 FIFA World Cup Final in Rio de Janeiro, with the words “Natural Born Pranksters” written across his chest.

[8] UK based Vulture Hound wrote "The intro sequence is brief, high octane and fun, giving the audience a taster of what’s to come...the pranks are of expected viral quality - invasive, boundless and some are downright extreme, exactly what made them infamous...ultimately, the film falls victim to its own ambition and slips into monotonousness in the effort to remain shocking, avant-garde and interesting.

[9] The Irish World website wrote: "the movie is obviously trying to tap into the loyal and engaged fan base of YouTube stars...but the non-stop gags get a bit tedious after a while, and maybe that’s why the mischievous stars have enjoyed so much success in the one-off short video market on the video sharing platform...there are several laugh-out-loud moments at the expense of the prank victims, but perhaps this movie is best left for teenage boys who will undoubtedly love the toilet humour and silly gags.