YouTube pranksters RackaRacka’s stunt of driving car filled with water termed ‘bizarre’ by police

A video showing a car being driven filled with water by two Adelaide YouTube prankster hasn’t impressed the police.

When the temperature soars, some people go to the beach — but these guys waterproofed their car, filled it to the brim with water and went for a drive to the local bottle shop to buy some beer.

Bottle shop worker Ian Koop was working at the Lonsdale Hotel and minding his own business when the “pool car” came round the corner and entered the drive-through.

Youtubers RackaRacka head through the drive through at the Lonsdale Hotel in a car filled with water. Picture: ShitAdelaide via Instagram

He recognised the men floating in the car as Adelaide based YouTube pranksters RackaRacka, twin brothers who have millions of online subscribers.

“They came round the corner and there were lots of people filming them,” Mr Koop said.

“The guys in the car were all right, just wearing goggles and kind of floating away.

“Then they drove off.

The car was moving all right for something with that much water in it.”

The car is understood to be part of a soon to be released video on the pair’s YouTube channel.

The video has since been removed from social media.

A South Australian Police spokesman called the stunt “bizarre”.

“Obviously, there is no specific road rules that directly covers this bizarre act of filling the inside of a car with water,” he said.

“However driving the car on a road would be considered both irresponsible and dangerous to all road users.”