Rémi Gaillard
Comedian and actor, famous for pranks
Born
February 7th, 1975
50 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
France
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This individual is a French comedian and actor celebrated for elaborate pranks and humorous videos. Gaining fame through viral internet content, the work often features surreal, bold, and unexpected contexts. A self-taught performer, a significant part of the career involves elaborate stunts and films that blend humor with commentary on social norms. The comedy style has roots in absurdism, and the antics resonate widely, resulting in a massive online following. Notable public appearances include participation in sports events where pranks led to confrontations and humorous outcomes. Engaging in a range of comedy styles, the presence in video platforms showcases creativity in production and comedic timing.
Viral prank videos on YouTube
Participated in various public pranks
Appeared in comedic shorts and commercials
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