A YouTuber has gone viral after raiding what he claimed was an Indian scam call center with an army of dancing SpongeBobs.
Justin Ho, 23, entered the Delhi office on August 7 accompanied by six people wearing oversized SpongeBob SquarePants costumes.
The clip begins with Ho holding a boombox and announcing that the group is about to “raid a call centre in India.”
Moments later, the SpongeBobs burst into the office and begin dancing around employees as music blasts from the speaker.
Security guards eventually intervene and attempt to drive the group out with lathis. However, the costumes appear to absorb the blows as the SpongeBobs surround the guards and continue causing chaos.
“We got information from inside sources that they were a scam,” Ho told the Hindustan Times. “Everyone was scared when we first showed up. Then they started laughing.”
Dancing SpongeBobs battle security at scam call center
The video quickly passed 1.7 million Instagram views, with YouTuber John ‘H1T1’ Casterline calling it the “greatest scam payback ever.”
“My favorite part about this is they can’t call the cops, because what they’re doing is also illegal…. I love it,” he said.
“More poeple should genuinely do this lmao,” one viewer replied.
“SpongeBob really saving the old ladies from getting scammed,” another wrote.
“Watching the SpongeBobs overpower the security is f**king funny as hell,” a third said.
However, some viewers defended the guards, arguing they were simply doing their jobs and may not have known about any alleged illegal activity inside the office.
Ho has since left India and traveled to Thailand. Following the video’s success, the creator teased even bigger plans in an Instagram Story.
Instagram“Mark my words, I will become a top 10 YouTuber in the world one day,” he said. “My next video will be generational.”
Ho’s stunt comes after YouTubers Scammer Payback and Trilogy Media were credited by US federal prosecutors for helping expose a $65 million fraud operation that targeted thousands of seniors.
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