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Memes, Entertainment, News on Instagram: "Bam Margera once attempted a hot-air-balloon stunt for his MTV series Viva La Bam, a show built around improvised challenges and dangerous pranks performed by Margera and the wider Jackass crew. During one segment, Margera grabbed onto the balloon’s basket as it unexpectedly lifted, leaving him dangling as it rose far higher and faster than the team planned. The stunt quickly shifted from a bit to a genuine emergency as the balloon gained altitude with M

@earthspctr on Instagram: "Bam Margera first gained worldwide recognition in the early 2000s through MTV’s Jackass, where his fearless stunts, sharp humor, and natural charisma made him stand out from the rest of the crew. Long before his TV fame, Bam had already made waves with his CKY videos — raw, energetic films that combined skateboarding, pranks, and creativity behind the camera. Those tapes caught the eye of Jackass creator Jeff Tremaine and became the stepping stone for Bam’s television

The Craig on Instagram: "Don Vito (Vincent Roy Margera) was a reality TV personality best known for appearing on MTV's Viva La Bam from 2003-2006, where he was a fan favorite and frequent target of pranks by his nephew Bam Margera. He got his nickname from his near-unintelligible speech that reminded people of Don Vito Corleone from The Godfather, and the show often used faux subtitles to mock his distinctive way of talking."