Epic prank gets everyone beeping at an angry dad on the road – but he has absolutely no idea why
AN ANGRY dad was left baffled on a recent drive when his fellow motorists all started beeping their horns at him - thanks to a hilarious prank.
His son, referred to in the video as Mitchell, had attached a large sign to his car bumper reading "Honk if you're horny".
Many drivers clearly saw the funny side (or were just really horny) and honked their horns and flashed their lights at the confused dad.
His responses were priceless, if a little coarse at times, as he struggled to understand why he was attracting so much attention.
While Mitchell giggled away in the passenger seat, his furious father shouted at the "f****** impatient drivers" behind him, asking: "What am I supposed to do, it's f****** 80 (kph) here!"
As his fellow drivers passed him by they were clearly curious to see what the owner of the kinky sign looked like and peered into his car.
This sent angry dad into yet another meltdown as he raised his arms in frustrating, crying: "What are you looking at? Seriously, f****** hell man.
"What's this bloke's f****** problem too? I suppose I've f****** cut him off as well have I?"
He became even more irate when other motorists started waving at him.
He raged: "Now he's f****** waving to me, what the f***, he's a f****** lunatic! What do you mean you idiot?
"F****** flashing his lights the moron, feel like I'm being f****** cornered here."
He then started to wonder if he might have a flat tyre, but dismissed the idea as his dashboard would tell him if that was the case.
At the end of the three minute clip Mitchell and his dad pull over and go to inspect the rear of the vehicle.
When his dad realises he's been the victim of a cruel prank he lets rip at his son, calling him every expletive under the sun.
But Mitchell isn't fussed, quipping: "Here he is, the world's horniest man. Hey, did you get a few honks?"
The video was uploaded to the YouTube channel , which is run by two brothers from Melbourne, Australia.
Since going online yesterday, the video has been viewed more than 91,000 times.