Awesome Videos

Brothers Howard and David Swig showcase two of their favorite cars: a 1959 Alfa Romeo Veloce Zagato, and a 1960 Giulietta Sprint Veloce. The siblings inherited their love for classic cars from their dad, and continue to bond over it as adults. Another awesome Petrolicious short.

Check out this footage of the DMG MORI Lasertec 65 3D, an amazing marvel of modern engineering which is capable of first building up rough metal forms using laser deposition welding, then switching heads to precisely mill and drill them into finished parts.

You can install a beer tap in your house if you have a kegerator. Chelyabinsk resident Andrey Yeremeev had something better: a brewery right below his flat. A half-joking request turned his house into a beer lover’s paradise. In Soviet Russia, brewery goes to you.

A couple of tigers in captivity at Ireland’s Dublin Zoo had a little bit of a spat when one of them decided to wake the other from its deep slumber. This is exactly how we react when awakened from our afternoon power naps.

(PG-13) “I’m learning to live with a lot of things.” While some movie characters like to announce their plans to kick ass before they do it, others prefer to act first, then speak. Burger Fiction compiles 100 of the greatest post-mortem puns and proclamations ever filmed.

LEGO artist Sean Kenney spent over 440 hours designing and building this detailed architectural model of New York City’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center, using 114,470 individual bricks. Watch the impressive build come together in this time-lapse video.

(PG-13 Language) “I am Manbeast, hunter of elk, lover of women, sovereign of the moon.” Broden’s alter ego was an office worker in 1999, and apparently he was a tosser. Literally. There are so many quotable quotes in Aunty Donna’s latest skit.

“But if you’re looking for a needle in a haystack, adding more hay isn’t going to make it easier to find the needle.” Kurzgesagt reminds us that terrorism has never been and will never be solved by assuming that everyone is guilty.

Dive into A Song of Ice and Fire‘s known world with the 360º video version of Game of Thrones’ iconic opening sequence. It moves around a tad too fast for us, but it’s cool to see that it’s a seamless scene. Firefox or Chrome required.

(PG-13: Language) While you may not agree or feel as strongly as YouTuber I Hate Everything does about the flood of superhero flicks, he makes several great points. A movie should stand on its own, not be a mishmash of references, CGI and teasers for sequels.

Futurama is one of our all-time favorite TV shows. It deftly combined humor, science fiction, animation, pop culture, and an awesome ensemble cast. While we’ll have to live with reruns, we can at least enjoy this awesome one-man cover of its theme song by SquidPhysics.

AsapSCIENCE looks at one of life’s many imponderables… when you let one rip, is it possible to get out of the way fast enough that you neither hear nor smell it? We all know we can’t run at the speed of sound, but what’s the speed of stench?

Veritasium takes us on a tour of Longyearbyen, Svalbard. It’s the northernmost town on Earth, a mere 800mi from the North Pole. Originally a whaling port, Longyearbyen flourished as a coal mining town, but is now a tourist and research destination and potential trading hub.

(PG-13) The video for Breakbot’s disco-infused track mixes ’70s sci-fi elements to create a world in which men are replaced with creepy robots who do the bidding of their female masters. It’s like Westworld meets Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex.

Defense company SAAB commissioned Gyro-stabilized Systems for a custom version of its C520 5-axis gimbal that can handle speeds of at least 300 knots (~345mph). The result is some crazy steady flying footage, taken on a Red Epic Dragon with the help of a $40,000 Canon lens.

In 2014, Austin Granger set the world record for largest K’nex great ball contraption with a 40ft-long machine. The 23-year old outdid himself this year, creating a mesmerizing contraption that’s a whopping 912ft. long.

(Gore) The Cracked crew argues over which alien from the movies would be able to successfully invade and conquer our planet. Would it be Xenomorphs? The Thing? Predators? We kept waiting for HISHE’s Batman to show up and warn them about Supes.

While we wait anxiously for season 6 of Game of Thrones to begin, HBO has something to whet our appetites for the time being – a look at some of the amazing visual effects work that goes into the series. That flamethrowing crane dragon stunt was pretty epic.

(Crude humor) “I’m not racist but…” Do you love to judge people? Do you trawl the Internet looking for opportunities to be offended and unleash righteous rage? Then play Chaps Eye’s Triggered! Or just go troll any comment section like you usually do.

A dizzying stunt performed by pilot Spencer H. Suderman, who broke his own Guinness World Record of the most inverted flat spins in an aircraft. The daredevil spun his Sunbird S1X biplane around an astounding 98 times over the Arizona desert. We’re gonna go puke now.

One of the biggest stars in a town bursting with them went out with a bang. On his last NBA game, Kobe Bryant dropped 60 points to lead the Lakers to a comeback victory against the Jazz. Only 21 other players have scored at least 60 in a game. And Mamba is 37 years old.

Adjust the bass, and let the Alpine blast with another well executed lip-sync video from Mylo the Cat. This time, the cast of Sesame Street celebrates the warm weather with a little DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, and one of our favorite sunny day jams.

You’d think that a rubber ducky would be no match for the crushing force of the almighty hydraulic press, but this golden waterfowl put up a good fight before ultimately giving in. Ernie did not approve of this video.