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Mishaps, trips and awkward moments consistently occur on the red carpet. No matter how talented, knowledgeable and poised, there are always those who are vulnerable to the staged perfection that is celebrities pranking other celebrities.

Take a look at some of the funniest moments red carpet pranks that'll make you giggle, and maybe even cringe a little.

▲With his overly calm demeanor it seems that Hannibal Buress doesn't even like the hubbub of big events or red carpets.

▲So much so, that he hired a stand-in look-alike for the 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' (2017) premiere.

▲The talk show host and Emmy winner was stoked about his win during the 2017 awards ceremony, but felt a little lonely.

▲So he decided to photobomb Samantha Bee's writing team shot.

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The comedic genius known for his outlandish performances presented at the MTV Awards as one of his characters, this time it was Brüno.

▲During a live Oscars red carpet interview, Will Smith stops to point out that he recognizes someone he never thought he'd see again.

▲One of the cameramen from 'The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,' named Alan, was filming that very interview, to which Smith jokingly says, "I can't believe he still has a job!"

▲Simon Cowell is notoriously known for his judging scowl, and his consistent unbuttoned button-down shirts. And on the red carpet that was no different.

▲Fellow judge and comedian David Walliams thought he would try pulling off Cowell's signature look. And let's be honest–he came pretty close!

▲Never missing an opportunity, Amy Schumer dropped to the floor in the presence of KimYe at the 2015 Time 100 Gala.

▲The most awkward part was that the power couple froze, stared, and then just kept walking as Schumer had to help herself back up.

▲Another hilarious red carpet moment Schumer couldn't let slide was when an interviewer asked who she was wearing. She announced the designers for all of her attire: dress, shoes, and tampon.

▲To promote another film, Sacha Baron Cohen attended the 2012 Oscars as his latest well-rounded character, Admiral General Aladeen. He came in full uniform, holding an urn full of his "dear friend and doubles tennis partner, Kim Jong Il."

▲In an interview with Ryan Seacrest, Admiral General Aladeen mentioned that he should "be sprinkled over the red carpet and Halle Berry’s chest again." And with that, he tripped and poured the contents of the urn all over Seacrest.

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While accepting the Charlie Chaplin Britannia for Excellence in Comedy award, the oldest living person to have acted alongside Charlie Chaplin was also on stage. Did we mention that she was wheelchair bound? Upon accepting the award, Cohen tripped and pushed her off of the stage in a tragic accident to an appalled audience. Until they realized it was a prank!

▲Legendary band U2 graced the red carpet at the 2014 Oscars.

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To Benedict Cumberbatch's delight, he attempts a sneaky yet joyful photobomb in which he prances behind the band as they get their photos taken, with his hands framing a cheerful grin.

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Another prankster on the red carpet during the 2014 Oscars was Leto. He jumped up behind an unsuspecting Anne Hathway in order to adorably photobomb her.

▲Not quite a photobomb, and more an addition to the conversation, Timberlake snuck behind 'Friend with Benefits' co-star Emma Stone while she is in an interview.

▲Unfortunately for both Seinfeld and Kesha, this was not a prank. The young singer attempted to get a hug from her idol, Seinfeld, who then rejected her. Three times. On camera. Ouch.

▲The ultimate interview interruption and gentle bullying came from 'Hunger Games' co-star Jennifer Lawrence. While Josh Hutcherson was in an interview, she passes close by and loudly asks about how his rash is doing and quickly continues on.

▲Australia's Triple J radio morning presenters started something magical in 2011 when they decided to appear on the ARIAs red carpet as musicians Gotye and Kimbra.

▲In 2013, they surprised audiences. Instead of coming as iconic musicians, they went as themselves—in CD cover form.

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Bringing it back in 2015, Okine dressed as Drake and Dyson was his 'Hotline Bling' backdrop. You may be able to see a hint of yellow. That's right, Dyson portrayed both the pink backdrop and the yellow lighting. Attention to detail!