Awesome Funny Stuff

(PG-13: Language) WOW– Shh shh shh. Shhhh. If there’s one thing Owen Wilson loves as much as saying his trademark expression, it’s speaking in hushed tones. It makes you focus on him more, and wonder just how he pulls off that hair.

Billy Eichner pulls his usual man on the street shenanigans with superstar and Hollywood hearthrob Chris Pratt as his sidekick, yet nobody on the streets of New York seem to have any idea who he is. Really, people? Really?

Darren Dutton and his pals created these offbeat videos by acting out recordings from old vinyl, cassette tapes and TV programs. In keeping with their recycled approach, most of the props cost less than $2 off of eBay. Things get even weirder in Episode Two.

How It Should Have Ended shows a more realistic beginning and ending to Ant-Man. The result is Hank Pym & His Keychain: a 30-minute movie that doesn’t include Ant-Man at all. Though if that’s how things play out then Hank shouldn’t have bothered to recruit Scott.

(Crude humor) A man dresses up as an ISIS terrorist for a Halloween party, much to the chagrin of the hosts and his other guests. Third Leg Studios’ skit is a case of the black hole calling the kettle black.

(PG-13: Language) Comedian Amy Schumer hosted this past weekend’s Saturday Night Live and entertained the crowd with a brief standup bit about young girls having no role model, her relationship with Bradley Cooper and more.

Finnish solar energy provider Helen has a series of funny commercials where comedian André Wickström plays a smart but socially inept engineer trying to make a commercial for the company. He’s like reverse Borat.

(PG-13: Language) Videogamedunkey tries some of the most challenging, annoying and just overall rage quit-inducing player-created levels in the hit Wii U exclusive Super Mario Maker. That last attempt was brutal.

Pop quiz hotshot: What’s the minimum fine for using a phone while driving? Keanu Reeves and Jimmy Kimmel Live! present an action movie that even the strictest of parents would let their children see: a sequel to Speed sponsored by the California Highway Patrol.

(PG-13 Language) Jalopnik’s Jason Torchinsky manages to cram his butt into a little known vehicle called The Hoffman, a hideous beast of a car that’s horribly uncomfortable, drives terribly, looks worse than a Pontiac Aztek, and seems hellbent on killing its driver.

(PG-13: Language…we think) YouTuber kmlkmljkl tried to caption a conversation from a Scottish tabloid talk show, but the bickering couple’s accent and the heat of the moment made it impossible. Good thing commenter Daniel Gwillim managed to break the code.

Everyone seems to want more and more followers on their social media accounts these days, but this animated short looks at the dark underbelly of having your entire world on display. A surprisingly charming and thoughtful clip from the usually bonkers FoxADHD.

(Gross) The Late Show satirizes a new implant that pumps food out of the stomach, so that people with no self-control can keep eating without getting fatter. Yep, you can now turn yourself into a cyborg bulimic.

For the show’s 15th anniversary, the creators and cast of Jackass spoke with Rolling Stone about the show’s origins and their many hilarious – and very painful – experiences. Here’s to the show that made kids around the world afraid of Americans.

Screen Junkies continues its Disney bashing. Journey to Agrabah, the mystical Middle Eastern land filled with baguettes, nipple-less people and a lying thief who somehow gets a movie about a hilarious genie named after him.

Not that any of us really want to go there, but this funny commercial for Bonds Australia shows us what really goes on inside a pair of men’s underwear, at least until they upgrade to a pair of comfy new undies. We’re thinking a little Gold Bond might be in order too.

A couple of golden retrievers help their owner bring the groceries in from the store. While this approach works well for packaged goods, we’re going to go out on a limb and guess any butchered meats would be devoured before they made it to the front door.

Yes, the doge meme is pretty long in the tooth, but we still dig these hilarious doge masks as a cheap and easy way to costume this Halloween. Simply put one on, and slap on some sticky notes with phrases like “wow” and “so scare,” and you’re all set.

Rhett & Link do their best to be one with nature as they camp out in their sleeping bags. Though their definition of “roughing it in the great outdoors” includes use of the latest in camping technology.

(PG-13) Hopsin thinks there’s something worse than poorly written rap songs: the ones where there are barely any words in them. Watch him poop on Young Thug, Future and the other Bon Ivers of hip hop in this skit from his album Pound Syndrome.

Rock star he ain’t, but YouTuber Chuck Berry can trim Christmas trees – and perhaps someday his body – in a jiffy by dual-wielding brush knives. We like his casual swishes from behind, as if saying he doesn’t mind if all he has below his knees is air.

Subway’s footlongs were actually lessthanafootlongs, a man sued himself to get free money and a woman thought Frozen was based on her life. All that and more in Mental Floss List Show’s rundown of absurd and frivolous lawsuits.

The Rebels have Dumbo? The First Order is screwed. PistolShrimps mashed up the teasers and trailers for Star Wars: The Force Awakens to include Aladdin, Olaf and many other members of the Disney family.