The NELK Boys, a YouTube group renowned for their daring pranks and social experiments, recently took their antics to a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training session, pushing the boundaries of gym etiquette in an attempt to prank an unsuspecting purple belt. The incident, which was captured on video and shared on their YouTube channel, has garnered significant attention due to the unexpected nature of the prank.
A Newcomer with a Twist
The scene was set at a local BJJ academy, where Salim, a member of the NELK Boys, disguised himself as a novice eager to learn the art of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. His goal was to appear genuine and blend in seamlessly with the other students. However, the real agenda was far from traditional training.
Mid-Roll Antics
As the session progressed, Salim paired up with an experienced purple belt instructor. The prank took an unconventional turn when, in the middle of their rolling session—a term used in BJJ for sparring—Salim unexpectedly asked the instructor out on a date. This unexpected proposition caught the instructor completely off guard, breaking the intense focus typically maintained during training.
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