the brows are great. they were like, were not you just in here? i m not going to be able to get away with this. like so many viral videos this one left people wondering. there was zero footage of them in the actual dmv. actually i didn t believe this much at all and anyone can photo shop a driver s license to have that picture but at the same time it s funnier if it is true. i m going to get another one. did these two filmmakers really pull it off? are the licenses and the video real? it s a hard real or fake one. nowadays, the dmv, getting a government-issued i.d. isn t going to be so easy. apparently, at least in this case, it is. the video and the licenses are all real. but when we spoke to will and dave, it was clear to them the video was more than viral.
know? that s fascinating to watch. it makes you nervous that they re going to get their faces ripped off. but it also it kind of makes you want to do that hug that lion. this video, almost overnight, if you think about a 30 year time span it s because you see that moment of the lion running towards these people and recognizing them as his parents. it s impossible not to have some strong emotional attachment with that. so the first thing you would do is forward it along. the video was a phenomenon and a tech favorite of at least one morning show. it s amusing and may make you laugh, but it s also uplifting. we ve all seen this video a hundred times, but we still love it. you re crying which is disturbing. the video is touching heartfelt and so so sweet. which, of course led some people
you can t fake that. you can t fake the love that he has for us. well they say you can t fool auflt people all of the time. but chances are at least one of the videos you just watched fooled you. don t worry. you re not alone. if you have a video you d like to send to us you can do so at caught on camera.msnbc.com. due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. america s prisons. dangerous. often deadly. there are 2 million people doing time. every day it s a battle to survive and to maintain order. down on your feet.
and so in 2006, i spent six months traveling to 39 countries on all seven continents to make the second dancing video with them. he got stride gum to fund his next trip which is, i mean, i think that s the goal for any viral video is get somebody to pay you to make the next one. when people started achieving real fame through the internet marketers started to pay attention and increasingly we re seeing more and more bounds reaching out to people who have achieved a dedicated online following and create their brands with them or have them create content on their behalf and realized this would be a wonderful way to get exposure without having to pay for exposure. the second video was so popular matt did a third one and this time he called in reinforcements. my favorite clip was in rwanda where i danced with a bunch of kids in the village. and i realized boy, that s so much more interesting, i should be doing that all along. so i went back to stride and
actual prank, the camera people, the director, the choreographer and the people that performed in it nobody knew. if it was a setup it would be a big production not just four kids totally disrupting a class. it was a great idea. all that stuff is just great ideas. but all we need is one chance to be treated as your equals as you dance the idea came out of an improve group. called pronks group which posted the video in 2005. pronks group, our oh mission was to perform sketch comedy in public for i guess we would call a captive audience. the chance to be inspirations to kids like me hey, teach the idea was about creating a performance and putting it up in