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Melissa Flentzeris Interview

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We recently got to sit down with the Australian native Melisa Flentzeriz.  She is an upcoming prankster that just moved to Los Angeles.  Her videos are very entertaining and funny. So check it out


Who are you and what are you all about?

-My name is Melissa Flentzeris and I am a YouTube
Prankster!  

Where are you from?

-I'm from Sydney, Australia 

How did you get started?

-I flew to LA in July bought myself a camera and started shooting Pranks!

What made you first become a model?

-Someone asked me to be in their Music Video and that's when I started.

Who motivates you?

-I motivate myself!

Who do you look up too?

-I look up to anyone that has a lot of dedication and Passion in whatever career they chose.

What was your first job and what did you do with your first paycheck?
-Worked in Retail and I bought Jewelry lol 

What kind of student were you?

-I was an average student, I did well in school but I liked to joke around a lot.

What made you want to start pranking people?

-I've always had a funny humor since I was very little and it was just a natural thing to get into. 

Who is your favorite prankster right now beside yourself?

 -I'm really liking Vitally

Out of all your prank videos which one is your favorite and why?

-Favorite so far is "Hot Coffee Break Up Prank" because I got to show a bit of my acting side, which is a great passion of mine.

What are some of your favorite food places to eat at?

-I recently went on a trip to Arizona and I absolutely loved a place there called "Chipole"

Who is your favorite fashion designer?

-I don't have a favorite I just like to wear whatever I feel comfortable in.

In your whole closet what’s your favorite item in there? (Shoes, bags, clothing, etc.)

-Definitely my clothes!

Any last words for the people?

-Thanks to everyone that has supported me this far and many more Pranks on the way on my YouTube Channel https://m.youtube.com/user/MelissaFlentzeris


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