Top 10 Best Jackass Guest Appearances

“Jackass 3D” (2010)
Two athletes and an actor show up for this destructive trip to the gridiron. Suiting up with the “Jackass” crew, the football players join in on the action as Seann William Scott becomes a referee. Johnny Knoxville ends up with the ball before getting absolutely decimated by a tackle. The “American Pie” star watches in horror as Jared Allen blindsides Knoxville. If the first hit doesn’t look bad enough, the NFL stars gear up for round two. Allen really lays into his target the second time. Everybody seems to be enjoying themselves, especially knowing that nobody got seriously injured during this scene.

“Jackass 3D” (2010)
Not every cameo needs to last long to be impactful. For the finale of “Jackass 3D,” the cast barely survives the destruction of their set. A rush of water sends them out of the stage as Rip Taylor waits for them. The celebrity can’t help but announce his excitement and confusion at the entire scene. As if the sequence isn’t already jam-packed, this guest arrives to provide one more dose of absurdity to it all. Reacting to the chaos, Taylor’s exuberant energy caps off a truly exciting piece of footage, as it also does in the previous two features.

“Jackass 4.5” (2022)
Anybody that knows “The Eric André Show” wouldn’t be surprised to see its host hanging out with the “Jackass” cast. One of his best moments with the guys happened when he joined them for a sketch called “Down the Clown.” As one of the human targets for a tennis player, André receives high-velocity shots to his body. It’s especially funny to watch the guest receive extra attention from the athlete. By the end of the scene, the comedian has been hit more than anyone else. He and the others take the punishment like champions in an entertaining sequence.

“Jackass Forever” (2022)
In a homage to old musical routines, the filmmakers orchestrate an elaborate dance with a few shocking twists. Tyler, the Creator joins in on the fun as the piano player for this ragtime disaster. Knowing a few things about the “Jackass” tricksters, the rapper acts suspicious around his bench even before he gets his first electrocution. This doesn’t stop the show or the inevitable buzzing from happening in a particularly funny way. After multiple shocks, Tyler still finds time to enjoy it all with a hearty laugh. The true satisfaction of this scene comes when the guest dishes out revenge on director Jeff Tremaine.

“Jackass Number Two” (2006)
Often considered the “Pope of Trash,” filmmaker John Waters feels right at home in this “Jackass” stunt. He dresses up as a bellhop in order to push Steve-O down the stairs. Waters is more than game to play the part, practically giddy as he sends his co-star to his certain doom. The director and Chris Pontius watch as the luggage cart topples over and the passenger hits the deck. Even though Steve-O takes a hard fall, the whole sequence has a goofiness that feels oddly infectious. The guest brings his A-game with some funny dialogue and a vibe that would fit perfectly in more “Jackass” films.

“Jackass: The Movie” (2002)
Formerly the singer of bands like the Rollins Band and Black Flag, Henry Rollins has tons of experience on the punk scene. This allows him to bring some credibility to this hardcore moment. He drives a humvee as a tattoo artist inks up Steve-O’s arm. Rollins takes the vehicle off-road, keeping a solid pace through all of the bumps. It’s arguably the performer’s essential work in this sequence that makes the final product so hilarious. When the ride is all said and done, the crooked smiley-face on Steve-O serves as a funny end to a dramatic journey.

“Jackass: The Movie” (2002)
Accepting an invitation to fight Johnny Knoxville, the boxer Butterbean proves to be a formidable foe in this sequence. The main difference between a “Jackass” matchup and a normal one is the unconventional setting. The fighter boxes Knoxville in a department store without pulling any punches. Having experience in heavyweight boxing, the professional athlete gives this performance his all in an impressive display of power. He then knocks out his opponent with a severe punch to the head. Giving the filmmakers some amazing footage, this violent scene features a championship for the ages courtesy of Butterbean.

“Jackass” (2000-01)
To help with one of the finest skateboarding stunts in “Jackass” history, Tony Hawk and other athletes try to conquer the loop. He fearlessly attempts the elaborate obstacle despite the threat of serious injury. Inspiring Bam Margera to take the plunge, Hawk’s supportive vibes make this clip even more positive. The Birdman finally conquers the track by making it all look easy. Joining together with BMX professional Mat Hoffman, the legend celebrates with a final run in a chicken suit. He’s more than willing to do crazy tricks and make fun of himself in the same epic appearance.

“Jackass” (2000-01)
Believe it or not, there was a time that Brad Pitt appeared on the original “Jackass” show. Not only that, he went along with an idea where the guys kidnap him. The movie star waits in line for a hot dog until a van shows up full of questionable characters. Before anyone can help him, the actor ends up inside the vehicle and halfway down the street. It all looks so authentic that you can imagine the pedestrians were genuinely terrified. Always dedicated to the part, Pitt gives a convincing performance and appears more than willing to make fun of his celebrity status.

Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.

The Comedian & Filmmaker Disguises Himself as a Taxi Driver to Prank Danger Ehren

The Rapper Gets Slapped by a Gigantic Hand Into a Pool

The NBA Star Proves He’s One of the Guys & Rides Wee Man’s Back

“Jackass” franchise (2000-)
Recurring victims throughout the series and films, April and Phil Margera can’t seem to catch a break. This is all for our entertainment as they become pawns in their son Bam’s schemes. They’ve been pranked at home many times, getting woken up in the middle of the night and even receiving a memorable surprise from an alligator. The couple have become the perfect foil for any number of diabolical tricks. These also include a notable hotel stay with a fake gorilla. Both of them bring a gullibility and sweetness to the franchise, earning the title for some of the most essential cameos in “Jackass” history.