Funny

Like father, like son. This photo blog follows the new supreme leader of North Korea as he performs the regal task of inspecting things. Our favorite has to be the Kim Jong-lookception.

YouTuber Pixels per Second asked his mom to recount what she remembers of The Matrix, which she just watched for the first time. Here’s her version of the story. Here mom, this is what happened in the train scene.

This dog’s master really wants to give it a big fat smooch on the dog lips. But pooch is having none of that, in this Japanese clip whose description translates roughly to “Please refer to before you buy a Shiba Inu.”

PBS continues to struggle with funding cuts, so it needs to up its game if it hopes to remain competitive in today’s market. Gritty Reboots imagines a bold new world of public television where the network brings it on, Avengers style.

Because Rhett and Link enjoy local late-night commercials, they created this one for Arlen Transmission in Burbank. It features Goorgen, the singing mechanic. Satisfaction guaranteed.

YouTuber Takaske “dances” to Paranoia Revolution in DanceDanceRevolution X3 on the highest difficulty level and the mode that uses both dance pads. Somehow his lightning-fast feet were still no match for the game.

(Spoilers) An amusing and spot-on LEGO video game parody based on the first four seasons of Breaking Bad, created by animator Brian Anderson. We’re guessing that LEGO wouldn’t approve, but we most certainly do.

YouTuber DeathEater365 loves his girlfriend because she’s always with him. Because she completely trusts his taste in fashion. Because she does all of his chores for him. Because she only appears when he wants her to.

Art Gimbel shot this video of wild Japanese macaques bathing at the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan. Also known as snow monkeys, the primates are used to the presence of humans. View live images of the park here.

(NSFW) A scientifically accurate Spider-Man is no superhero. Being an actual Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle isn’t much better either. At least it has its perks, though they don’t have anything to do with fighting crime.

Where we live in the good old U.S. of A., most road rage incidents end up in either a fist fight or guns being drawn. In England, however, they prefer to do things a little more properly.

While most of us desk jockeys have to resort to building sculptures out of paper clips when bored at work, these industrial workers load up their 26-foot-wide hydraulic press with bubble wrap to kill time.

A fictitious story about how Peter Criss came up with KISS’ classic ballad Beth. The song doesn’t actually involve any of his wives and he didn’t write it by himself, but we still hope Criss really does rhyme when he talks.

Rhett & Link’s latest music video has a few (rhetorical?) questions for you to answer. Suprisingly, not one of them is “Have you ever been mistaken for Daryl Hall & John Oates?”

(Gore) ZeFrank takes a break from his True Facts series to ruin our childhood memories. Too gross; didn’t watch: treat your teddy bear well, because they are incredibly hard to fix.

One of the funniest shorts we’ve seen in a long while. A retired Russian spy gets a chance to rectify a mistake he made when he was still in service, when he so ineptly and hilariously lost a top secret device.

By now the world has seen Maru cram himself into small boxes, but thanks to Big Cat Rescue, we now know that the big guys enjoy taking over cardboard structures too. (Thanks Deron!)

That’s all the world needs now, hipster dogs taking to the streets of Brooklyn, listening to FUN., and driving Volkswagen Beetles. What’s next? Dog’s riding velocipedes while donning handlebar moustaches?

In this 2011 TED Talk, Primatologist Dr. Frans de Waal shares one of his experiments about moral behavior in animals. Watch what happens when two capuchin monkeys are given unequal rewards for the same task.