Funny Best School Play Ever

[ZeroK]

 

[Amalgamation]

The viral internet video titled "Scarface School Play," which features young children reenacting scenes from the 1983 film Scarface, including the line "You do coke and you kill people, that's wonderful Tony," caused significant controversy and concern when it first surfaced in 2010. Despite the video's popularity and nearly 280,000 views, it was not an actual school play but a production created by director Marc Klasfield, reportedly filmed in Los Angeles. The video's creator listed Bartonville, Illinois as her hometown, leading to widespread confusion and numerous complaints from parents and viewers who believed the event had occurred at Bartonville Grade School District 66. The school's superintendent, Shannon Duling, confirmed that no such play had taken place and that the school had not staged any productions that year, with students instead working on a play of The Diary of Anne Frank. The video's use of popcorn to represent cocaine and the replacement of swear words with "fudge" were deliberate adjustments to make the content suitable for children, though the violent and drug-related themes still sparked outrage. The incident highlighted how quickly misinformation can spread online, with some individuals falling for the hoax and expressing anger over the perceived normalization of drug use and violence in schools.

 

[DRAGONOVDEATH]

Lovely performance by the Kids loved it 😄

 

[Harumph]

"All I have in this world is my balls and my word, and I don't break 'em for no one." - Tony Montana

 

[ZeroK]

Lovely performance by the Kids loved it 😄

My favorite character was his sister with the big hair

 

[Tarantino6661989]

Ok that deserve applause what for an lovely hommage 🎃

 

[Tarantino6661989]

My favorite character was his sister with the big hair

Fuck yeah it killed me 🤣

 

[Dakota rich]

Lol best thing ive seen on this

 

[Fuckface098]

The bow at the end too! Bravo love to see it.

 

[Chief Queef]

Hysterical. This is even better than the actual and horribly overrated film itself...