Jack Vale Hits 1 Million Subscribers on YouTube; A Look Back at His 5 Best Prank Videos

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It’s official as of … riiiiight now: YouTube prank master and comedian Jack Vale has joined the YouTube million subscriber club.

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The funny-making family man (he’s got 5 kids and is damn proud of it — and one of ’em follows in his father’s footsteps) achieved the milestone today after seven years on YouTube tirelessly Pooter-ing and pranking it up. One milli is a grand achievement for Vale, a businessman who took to YouTube to sell his fart noise gadget, the Pooter, and then found his calling as a full-time creator on the video platform. Even more impressive, he managed to build his online comedy kingdom while staying family friendly, a fact that didn’t help his subscriber count rise as fast as newer, edgier pranksters, but one that meant he was staying true to his comedic sensibilities.

In celebration of Jack’s epic win, and because NMR’s one of his biggest pushers (we wish we knew how to quit you, Jack), here are five of our all-time favorite Jack Vale videos:

5. Jack Vale Knows Who You Are … on Social Media

4. Jack Vale and Ed Bassmaster’s Elevator Farts

3. Jack Vale and Roman Atwood Are NOT GAY

2. Sued for Farting

1. Jack Gets Punched

So NMR readers, what are some of your favorite Jack Vale pranks?

Also see:

ROMAN ATWOOD & JUST FOR LAUGHS GAGS COLLABORATE FOR ULTIMATE PRANK YOUTUBE VIDEOS [INTERVIEW]

IS IT PRANKVSPRANK? OR ‘CHIP CHOCOLATE’? WHO CARES AS LONG AS IT’S ‘THE COOKIE DANCE’ [INTERVIEW]

SIMPLE RACISM?: SIMPLE MISFITS SHOWS WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A ‘BLACK GUY BREAKS INTO A CAR’ [INTERVIEW]

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