While we'd never recommend leaving a crying baby on a bench, hidden video prankster Jack Vale shows us in his new video just how funny it is when people think you have.

You might remember Vale's previous pranks, like the one where he speaks nonsense to strangers , but this latest one is even more daring. Vale places an iPhone playing crying baby noises (and old man mask for shock value) inside a baby carrier, covers it with a blanket and places it on a public bench. As concerned citizens pass by, notice the baby and look for the parents, some great reactions are caught on tape after they lift the blanket.

Watch the video above and see below for more funny hidden camera pranks.

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