1. 1. Waffle Riot

   We’ve heard of Bread Riots, Pussy Riots and even Quiet Riots. But this, my friends, is a Waffle Riot. Anarchy reigns as this crowd of Walmart shoppers struggles to get their hands on some $2 waffle irons.

2. 2. Towel Tussle

   Which do you think was worse: the struggle to get these cheap towels or their friends’ and family members’ disappointed looks with cheap towel gifts?

3. 3. Fightin’ Words

   Historical trends dictate that people who wear leather jackets tend to be much tougher and more intimidating than the rest of us (maybe). Anyway, check out how this guy goes all ad baculum on a crowd of people outside a Best Buy, when they complain about him cutting the line.

4. 4. Pepper Spray Spree

   Back to Walmart, where a woman in Los Angeles used pepper spray on a crowd of people, including children, to get her hands on a new Xbox.

5. 5. Brawl at the Mall

   Can we get Jerry “The King” Lawler and Jim Ross to provide some commentary on this royal rumble?

   The quality of this video is extremely shoddy, but it contains some pretty shocking footage.

6. 6. Dramatization

   Here’s what the last clip might have looked like if the videographer had a steadier hand.

7. 7. Bloody Grandpa

   This grandpa is badly bloodied after police officers tackled him. The police believed the man to be a shoplifter.

   This raw smartphone footage gives an even better look at the incident, but be forewarned, it includes explicit language.

8. 8. The Peanut Gallery

   You won’t find shocking violence in this video, but check out the crowd of people who aren’t even there to shop, just to film.

9. 9. Urban Outfitters

   Urban regions are often over-populated, but at midnight on Black Friday, this Urban Outfitters crams in so many people it looks more like a New York tenement house during the 1860s.

10. 10. In Conclusion

    Here’s a mashup from Jingle All the Way in which Arnold, the great thespian that he is, manages to perfectly capture the plight of the Black Friday shopper.

Read more: http://mashable.com/2012/11/22/black-friday-violence/