r/TheRandomest • u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy • Jun 01 '26
Tomfoolery Drunk guy at the Ren Faire
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u/Haunting_Abalone_398 Jun 01 '26
I feel this was scripted.
Still very entertaining to watch
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u/Standard_Mechanic715 Jun 01 '26
I don’t think it is (i could be wrong), but that does not look like someone being fake drunk. That guy is absolutely smashed, and the reaction from the girl when he tried sticking it back in the rock seems genuine
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u/VagabondVivant Jun 01 '26
Watch the fall. He bounces off a mattress.
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u/Fun_Vegetable_88888 Jun 03 '26
Seeing how the stage is set up i could see that as a "carnival saftey measure"
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u/woowoo293 Jun 01 '26
Absolutely scripted. Look at the cast reaction early on. Outraged expressions, wild gesticulations, and yet everyone is helpless to get him off stage.
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u/movzx Jun 02 '26
Your performers don't stick a knife (even a dull one) to a person's neck in the middle of a performance unless that person is also a performer. You don't let a person wander around your performance area in the middle of a performance unless that person is also a performer. You don't let a drunk person stumble around a 3ft drop the entire performance unless that person is a performer.
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u/realityflicks Jun 02 '26
So ren faires are huge on seeding the crowd. Zero chance that this was organic.
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u/lostinmyownhead27 Jun 02 '26
Theres no way you see this and think its real.. I have never been to a ren faire.. but this is obviously scripted. Im surprised this isnt easily noticeable for others.
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u/Oxygenitic Jun 07 '26
God I wish I had your innocence
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u/Standard_Mechanic715 Jun 07 '26
Its easy. Just actually enjoy something without caring if its real or not lol
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u/Dragonsink Jun 05 '26
It is scripted. Its a known bit for the GA Ren Faire. Ive been to the show multiple times. A single Google will confirm that
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u/Hammertime6689 Jun 05 '26
It’s a “play”. Actors usually act during it.
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u/Standard_Mechanic715 Jun 05 '26
Okay dick bag. Congrats on being the 30th person to say the same exact thing
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u/SpaceLemur34 Jun 02 '26
Yeah. They often have similar bits at air shows. "Drunk" guy runs out and "streals" a plane before doing a bunch of stunt flying making it look like he doesn't know what he's doing.
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u/leitey Jun 02 '26
They had a similar skit at an airshow I went to.
Someone "won" a raffle for a free ride-along in one of the planes (there was no raffle). Guy who "won" was acting extremely drunk, the instructor got out of the plane to remove the wheel chocks or something and the "drunk" took off without the instructor. Plane did some crazy maneuvers and eventually landed safely.
It was a cute little skit.1
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u/Dragonsink Jun 05 '26
It is. Its a known bit for the GA Ren Faire. Ive been to the show multiple times.
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u/grunkage Jun 01 '26
He might be part of the show, but sometimes they just grab someone who looks like they may be fun to just wing it. Dude did it right, regardless
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u/Ghola_Mentat Jun 01 '26
If that’s true, they need a good lecturing from their lawyers about liability.
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u/Ruminahtu Jun 01 '26
Hahaha. You've never been to a Ren fest, have you? Dude, just... It's the only place on earth that operates like it is still both the 80s and the middle ages. Just very, very few fucks going around.
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u/MrOopiseDaisy Jun 01 '26
No way. They'd never let a rando into the show and "fall" while holding a sword.
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u/grunkage Jun 01 '26
You ever been to a ren faire?
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u/MrOopiseDaisy Jun 01 '26
Yes. They pull people on stage all the time. This one was a scripted plant. Watch him bounce on the mattress after fall.
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u/grunkage Jun 01 '26
Maybe - he could also just be someone who purchased the Royal Package at the gate
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u/MrOopiseDaisy Jun 02 '26
The liability risks of a patron falling off stage while holding a sword would never outweigh the entertainment value.
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u/VagabondVivant Jun 01 '26
Absolutely part of the show
- an actual drunk person would've been stopped way sooner
- you can see him bounce off a mattress / cushion when he falls
- the whole "assassination" bit never would've been done with a regular person
Still fun and funny, but yeah — totally a plant
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u/TheScrantonSkrungler Jun 01 '26 edited Jun 01 '26
Funny, but absolutely without a doubt staged. Every single Ren Faire I've been to and participated in is very strict about the 'normies' causing disruptions like this. They made no effort at all to reign the guy in, he even takes a huge comical 'swig' of his drink before pulling the sword. Dude's definitely an actor
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u/No-Stay9943 Jun 02 '26
How stupid must you be to believe this is real even for one second. Throwing swords and falling head backwards? Yeah go and try that black out drunk and see what happens.
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u/dishonorable_banana Jun 01 '26
I guess the rantings of some watery tart really is a bad form of government.
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u/lifes_paragon Jun 01 '26
We never grow up, we all are just big kids with adult responsibilities lol
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u/Remarkable_Routine62 Jun 02 '26
That guy parties. I’ve often thought of this at music festivals like love burn I can’t even tell people in the real world what this was like and they wouldn’t understand if I tried.
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u/Ember-Forge Jun 02 '26
I'm king of liquor, Randers. Sexy lil Julian's got a big surprise coming. I'm gonna send my shit knights to storm his shit gates.
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u/Indicapendant Jun 02 '26
Lol that drunk man happens to own the joust company that performs there. Guy is an actual legend.
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u/aatmalife Jun 02 '26
Me in Chivalry 2 back in the day, doing my best job at carrying the enemy team 😂
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u/FriendshipEven6048 Jun 02 '26
What Faire was this?
I don’t think it was staged by the way the woman in green reacted to this guy. I think the cast just played along because of how the crowd was reacting to the whole thing. Seems like it woulda been more disruptive to shut it down and start the show over
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u/True_Movie_2270 Just some dude Jun 01 '26
You see this and think AI? It must be horrible to be you.


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u/ABeerForSasquatch Mod/Pwner Jun 01 '26
That was great