Youtuber Steals And Breaks Friend’s Car As A Prank

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Max Fosh, a popular British YouTuber known for his outrageous pranks and internet sensations, has taken friendship and playful mischief to a new level by actually stealing his friend’s car and subsequently crashing it in a demolition derby. The 29-year-old entertainer, who boasts over four million subscribers with his outlandish ideas and daring antics, is no stranger to stirring up controversy. Previously, Fosh has pulled stunts like declaring himself deceased just to reclaim £50 from an airline and ran for London Mayor for comedic purposes. However, this latest prank could very well be his most audacious yet.

A Midnight Heist For The Sake Of Revenge

As a gamer, I’ve got a tale to spin about an amusing trick that unfolded among my pals, the twin brothers Patrick and Hugo. You see, these two have been locked in sibling rivalry for quite some time now, fueled by one significant difference – while Patrick’s still a pedestrian, Hugo drives around town in his sleek black Volvo V40 like it’s his personal trophy.

Tired of his brother’s persistent mocking, Patrick devised a strategy to show Hugo a lesson, and who else could carry it out but Max Fosh? In a late-night FaceTime conversation, Patrick passed the responsibility to Max by giving him the keys – literally. He presented a duplicate set of keys to Hugo’s cherished Volvo, asking Fosh to make his brother experience the inconvenience of being without a car for a change.

Under Patrick’s permission and holding the keys, Max stealthily moved into Hugo’s driveway under the veil of darkness. He recorded himself getting behind the wheel, muttering happily to his camera, “I feel so mischievous,” as he quietly drove off the unaware Volvo into the night.

From Family Sedan To Derby Wreck

Instead, Max didn’t merely conceal the vehicle; rather, he metamorphosed it into a rugged combatant for an arena brawl. With the assistance of a skilled mechanic, the YouTuber prepared the Volvo for its impending destruction in a high-octane demolition derby.

In an unusual sequence, Max observed as Hugo’s cherished vehicle was deprived of its windows, its doors were sealed shut with welds, and all potential projectiles were removed from its interior. To make matters worse, Fosh scrawled a playful “Hi Hugo!” message across the Volvo’s previously smooth black doors, transforming the once-practical family car into a moving jest.

On the day of the derby, Max cleverly executed his joke. He tricked both Patrick and Hugo into going to the racetrack by claiming it was for a new “pattern recognition” video for his channel. It wasn’t until the engines started revving and the cars were ready for the race that Hugo started to feel uneasy, suspecting something was off.

Recognizing the nearly unmissable Volvo with his name written large in white, Hugo deduced the connection:

“It’s a Volvo… a black Volvo… I hope it’s not my black Volvo.”

However, at that point, it had already become untimely. The car was dangerously close to being demolished by a swarm of shabby vehicles.

Smashing A Friendship? Or Strengthening It?

In keeping with the spirit of demolition derbies, the Volvo was completely destroyed and left unrepairable. Fosh confessed to his audience that he felt genuinely sorry for wrecking his friend’s tires. However, Hugo wasn’t abandoned – Max compensated him by giving a new silver Volvo as an apology gift.

“It’s fair to say he won’t be lending me any more spare keys,” Max joked in the video’s closing moments. “But at least he’s got an upgrade.”

Supporters swarmed the comment section, lauding the YouTuber’s dedication to creating chaos and generosity. Some found the prank laughably mean, while others viewed it as the epitome of sibling revenge.

So long as friends continue to trust him, Max is likely to keep discovering innovative methods to straddle the boundary between harmless pranks and property destruction. On the other hand, Hugo now boasts a fresh Volvo and might soon acquire an additional secure box for his extra keys.

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2025-07-11 00:09