Gallon Smash Prank Teens Charged By Fairfax County Police

When "The Daily Show" takes notice of your high school antics, you can rest assure that the police aren't far behind. The three Virginia teenagers behind the Gallon Smash prank have been charged by Fairfax County police.

The gallon smash prank involves gallons of milk and a mess. Someone, in most videos it's a teenager, smashes gallons of milk in a grocery store aisle. The milks splatters onto the floor, nearby food and customers. The milk thrower "falls." They have a hard time getting up.

WUSA 9 reports that the Fairfax County police are charging the teens, and recent Huffington Post Live guests, with seven counts of disorderly conduct and destruction of property.

The Vienna, Virginia teenagers, who post videos under theCHAIZYchannel name, milk prank videos received over 3 million views before being taken down. The trio started a messy trend. There are dozens of videos of teenagers from around the world tossing galloons of milk in air in supermarkets, intentionally falling and pretending it's difficult to get up.