Awesome Videos

“The [Apple II’s] retail price was $666.66, because I as a mathematician like repeating digits.” Personal computer pioneer and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talks about the early days of the company in this rare interview.

Honest Trailers reminds us just how silly the concept was for what somehow became the most fun and popular movie of 2014. When you really think about it, the premise sounds like something that should have been a box office flop.

US President Barack Obama once again leveraged a comedy show to promote the Affordable Care Act (and poke fun at himself). He took over The Colbert Report, replacing Stephen Colbert to do The Word The Decree.

A gathering of YouTube’s biggest celebrities and the people, animals, songs and memes that went viral this year, including Last Week Tonight, the Spider Dog and of course Frozen. The message is clear: YouTube is the new TV.

(NSFW: Language) New York cops caught magician Steven Brundage speeding. When they found out what he does for a living, they asked for an impromptu performance. Steven obliged and the cops let him off. This should be the DUI test.

Video editor and game developer James Covenant wishes you a very Marvel Christmas with this funny edit. Watch as he makes it seem like Cap, Iron Man, their friends and foes sing Christmas carols, with a special guest at the end.

Hikers in the High Tatras Mountains in Slovakia came across a crystal clear lake that was frozen solid. Walking out on the slippery, transparent surface was a surreal experience which must be seen to be appreciated.

Every morning Esther Anderson lets her baby Ellia lie with her for a couple of hours after the kid wakes up to eat. But she’s finding it hard to get back to sleep because Ellia won’t stop poking, prodding and smothering her.

A middle-aged man returns to his childhood home to verify a traumatizing event from his early life, when an unidentified flying object crashed on their farm. Josh Tanner’s The Landing is as good as short films get.

We haven’t decided what’s more impressive here – the technological wizardry needed to wire up and synchronize all of these houses in a single light show, or the idea that this many neighbors could agree to do this.

Wingsuit expert Darren Burke takes us on a smooth, yet thrilling flight as he comes perilously close to the ground and treetops beneath him. We’d love to see this first hand, but don’t possess the balls to do it.

All seriousness aside, Funny or Die takes a jab at the idea that cops could soon be required to wear body cameras, poking fun at what 99.9% of the captured footage would probably look like. Damn donut song’s stuck in our heads now.

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber World Trailer shares this video of a bro who was so drunk he couldn’t figure out how to unlock the bathroom stall that he was in. Don’t worry, he got out. Skip to 0:30.

(NSFW: Language) CollegeHumor hyperbolizes the Ted Mosbys of the world. You know, those smartasses who unironically insist on pronouncing foreign words the way native speakers would.

A worker makes the one mistake you never want to make – as he takes a loaded pallet lift off the edge of a truck’s four foot lift gate – before it’s been lowered to the ground. We give his jump a 9.6… and his landing a 1.2.

When they’re not stacking Jenga blocks with their heavy duty construction equipment, the guys from CAT are playing on the beach. They recently helped to construct a sand castle which measures over 41 feet tall. Then they tore it down.

Got a house to sell, but the market is a bit weak? How do you attract buyers? Install a rollercoaster like these guys in the Netherlands did, and you’ll surely get some attention. Of course, riders might barf on your freshly shampooed carpet.

This may seem like a low budget Sony Bravia commercial at first glance. But one moment we were as annoyed as that passerby in the red sweater, then next thing we knew it was time to replay the video.

Nicolas Ménard’s hypnotic animated music video for Tourist’s smooth and soulful electronic track takes us back to 1992, in a pre-Google Translate world as a man struggles to understand a series of love letters written to him in Korean.

Now that Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit trilogy is complete, YouTuber Joel Walden decided to create a lengthy trailer that presents all three movies as one epic piece. Can you imagine being at the theater for nine hours straight?

Wu-Tang Clan shows its support for Michael Brown, Eric Garner and the other victims of racial violence and police brutality with its music video for A Better Tomorrow, which uses the 1975 classic Wake Up Everybody as its backing track.

In 2012 Amelie Künzler, Sandro Engel and Holger Michel thought of making a Pong console for pedestrians waiting to cross the street. Now they have a working prototype and are raising funds to develop it further.

We’ve been there. You leave the house and when you return, pillows are shredded, garbage all over the floor, as if someone ransacked the place. 12-year-old labrador Allie demonstrates how such acts of destruction are actually performed.