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Inspired Unemployed Feminist Prank. How Inspired Unemployed gag on feminist panel went wrong r/australian A prank featuring a member of comedy duo The Inspired Unemployed and three high-profile Australian feminists went awry on Wednesday night, with audience members furious at what they labelled a "fake event" that was "triggering" and "painfully unfunny". Steele and his co-founder, Matt Ford are also known for partaking in a show based off putting on skits to embarrass one another.

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Aussie comedic duo The Inspired Unemployed have landed themselves in hot water after they pulled a prank at Sydney's Love Unboxed event, which featured a panel of notable Aussie feminists. A month after crowd members reacted angrily to being tricked by a hidden camera show, a prominent Aussie.

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A prank featuring a member of comedy duo The Inspired Unemployed and three high-profile Australian feminists went awry on Wednesday night, with audience members furious at what they labelled a "fake event" that was "triggering" and "painfully unfunny". Inspired Unemployed TV show prank goes wrong at feminist event A prank featuring a member of comedy duo The Inspired Unemployed and three high-profile Australian feminists went awry in Sydney last night, with audience me.

493 All Talk with The Inspired Unemployed YouTube. A month after crowd members reacted angrily to being tricked by a hidden camera show, a prominent Aussie. Aussie comedic duo The Inspired Unemployed have landed themselves in hot water after they pulled a prank at Sydney's Love Unboxed event, which featured a panel of notable Aussie feminists.

Inspired Unemployed Jack Steele, Matt Ford spill on prank that went wrong. A prank featuring a member of comedy duo The Inspired Unemployed and three high-profile Australian feminists went awry in Sydney last night, with audience me. A prank believed to be for the Inspired Unemployed's TV show Impractical Jokers went awry at a feminist talk, leaving fans of Clementine Ford, Antoinette Lattouf, and Yumi Stynes upset and angry.The talk was advertised as a free event where the panel of women were set to break down "love'n'stuff" and "engage in a lively conversation on the intricacies of sex, love, relationships, and marriage.