I’m Shmacked Rolls Into Penn State for Homecoming Week
They’re baaaaack…
Penn state til sunday
— I’m Shmacked (@ImShmacked) October 9, 2013
The ultra-popular YouTube sensation I’m Shmacked is back in State College for the second time in less than a year. The company prides itself in producing videos from college campuses around the country exposing some of the crazier sides of college life. As a friend of mine once aptly put it, “What Nat Geo does for documentaries about nature and shit, ‘I’m Shmacked’ does for the wild college party lifestyle in the form of Youtube films that gander millions of views.”
Whether you’re the bro triple fisting Natty’s in a frat basement featured in the videos or you just like watching girls make out on the internet, the videos have something for everyone (unless you’re a curmudgeon like me) and these people tend to generate quite a buzz when they come to town.
Psu mcdonalds is poppinn lmfao — I’m Shmacked (@ImShmacked) October 9, 2013
Homecoming week, michigan game, AND @ImShmacked is here? Bout to be a good ass weekend — Kasey Cristilli (@kaseadilllla) October 9, 2013
Homecoming x Penn State x Michigan x @ImShmacked #DonateALiver — Mia Kandalaft (@miakandalaft) October 9, 2013
Last time the group came to town, it sold out Levels for an EDM rager. No word yet on where I’m Shmacked will be partying this week, but keep your eyes peeled around town — you’ll almost certainly see them in the tailgating lots on Saturday.
Here’s the video they produced at Penn State last winter which has garnered over 140,000 views.
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