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Two-Faced: Batman IRL Is A Screamy Jerk

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Seen here with 1990's Vanilla Ice cheesin' it up in the background, this is a video of Batman IRL yelling at people in Toronto. I almost didn't post it because the filmmakers said their initial intention was to make a 'Shit Batman Says' video and every single one of those videos sucks so f***ing hard and isn't funny it makes me hate the entire internet and everyone on it. Thankfully, the video just turned into Batman screaming at/scaring people and then getting really frustrated when he can't open a Slim Jim. Jesus bro, you don't have anything in your utility belt for that? I dunno, throw it and then Batarang it in half or something, shit! *shaking head* Between that and all the yelling, it's truly a dark day for the dark knight. Seriously, Batman -- you kiss your mother with that mouth? Wait...

Hit the jump for the no wonder Robin left you.

Apparently the Hero Toronto Deserves Just Walks Around and Yells a Lot [toplessrobot]

Thanks to TJ, who agrees if you REALLY want to see some superheroes yelling at people just go up to Hollywood Blvd. by the Chinese Theater.

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  • mujitsu

    toronto batman is a douche; he is racist and sexist. i don't suggest giving him any attention because thats what he wants

  • PumaFace

    Talk about a "breaking social norms" experiment.

  • Wow. They should have just donated that batman costume to someone that could have done something funny with it

  • Would have been way better without all those damned Canadians! 

  • soooo annoying.

  • Hahaha..."MY PARENTS ARE DEAD!" Who knew the Canadians could make something funny other than Epic Mealtime. 

  • I would be happy if all of the "Sh*t [People] Say" videos and those What I Do/What People Think I Do memes would go away.

  • Awesome.
     

  • This was much funnier than I thought it would be.

  • Exactly... color me surprised!

    ...it's still not as funny as the "pencil trick", though.

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