Prank backfires as Vindee suffers tooth loss during attack
By William Muthama, December 22, 2025Prankster Vindee found himself on the receiving end of his own antics after a street prank went horribly wrong, leaving him with a lost tooth.
In a video shared on his Instagram on Monday, December 22, 2025, two individuals are seen throwing punches at Vindee, beating him until he fell to the ground while he pleaded for his phone.
At one point, Vindee can be heard lamenting, “Nipee simu yangu,” as his shirt was partially unbuttoned and the scuffle continued.
Vindee, known for his “Ntakushanda” pranks, a phrase meaning “I will beat you”, often roams public spaces confronting strangers, demanding their phones, and warning that he will beat them if they refuse. The stunt, however, turned against him this time.
“Another bad day in the office. 2025 December is not yet done with me, God Siku Zombo,” he captioned.
He later updated his followers, noting the extent of his injuries, jokingly comparing himself to influencer Huddah after losing a second tooth.
“Meno imeenda, meno ya pili imeenda. Saa hii mimi nafanana na Huddah,” he said.
He also revealed that his colleague’s phone was damaged during the altercation, adding another layer of frustration to the encounter. Vindee explained, “Hii simu ya ingosi imepasuliwa,” highlighting the unintended consequences of his prank.
Despite the injuries, Vindee retained his humorous tone, reminding his fans why his content often walks the line between daring and dangerous.
Similar incident
The incident comes just days after fellow prankster Nicki Bigfish sparked concern among fans after revealing he had been injured during a prank and hospitalised.
However, on Sunday, December 14, 2025, Nicki Bigfish later revealed that the injury had been staged. Sharing behind-the-scenes footage, the prankster showed that the apparent leg injury was created using makeup to give the illusion of severe harm.
The revelation left a section of his followers disappointed, after many had sympathised with him, believing the incident was real.