FailArmy’s Ultimate Fails Compilation Closes Out 2014 With Epic Blunders

FailArmy decided to end 2014 on a high (low?) note by featuring some of the biggest blunders from the year. The YouTube channel owned by Jukin Media and boasting over 6.2 million subscribers released an “Ultimate Fails Compilation 2014” video on December 26, 2014.

As the title suggests, the video features the best fails of from 2014 as decided by FailArmy. Some of the videos deemed disastrous or unfortunate enough to be highlighted in the compilation included a dock giving way underneath an entire bridal party, Ice Bucket challenges

gone horribly wrong, and plenty of bikers and motorcyclists biffing it. The video has garnered over 5 million views as of this writing.

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FailArmy has a lot to look forward to in 2015 (besides the promise of impending failures waiting to be discovered). The Jukin-owned YouTube channel is so popular FOX has ordered a TV show based on the its viral video clips called World’s Funniest Fails. The TV network recently announced actor Terry Crews will host the show, which is set to run its premiere episode on Friday, January 16, 2015 at 8 PM EST.

If FailArmy’s 1.2 billion+ video views are any indication, World’s Funniest Fails could do well for itself even on a more traditional TV platform. In the meantime, you can watch the YouTube channel’s “Ultimate Fails Compilation” from 2014 and be glad none of the videos were (hopefully) of you.

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Bree Brouwer

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