Awesome Funny Stuff

For their latest MP3 experiment, Improv Everywhere sent thousands of participants another sound file packed with silly instructions then set them loose on a park to mess with the heads of perplexed onlookers. Eventually, it just turned into a rave.

Nation– er folks, we’ve gotten so used to seeing Colbert the satirical Republican that when he got The Late Show gig we wondered what “the real Stephen” would be like. He did too, so he went back to being a The Daily Show correspondent to investigate.

What’s more ridiculous: that two high school kids in 2015 asked their homecoming dates out by making a music video for a song from 1984 while wearing clothes from the 1990s, or just the fact that these mustached giants are high school kids?

A girl is insulted when her close guy friend tells her that on a scale of 1 to 10, she’d be a 2. So she steps up to the challenge, but he refuses to give ground. Then your crotches get confused.

While in Indonesia, photographer Lessy Sebastian captured this photo of a Wolf’s mona monkey – whose coloration and pointy ears are reminiscent of Wolverine’s costume. Though its claws aren’t made of adamantium. At least we don’t think so.

While waiting for the rest of the gang to pull off a robbery, a getaway driver takes out his nervousness on a fly. Writer and director Olly Williams turns a plot for a skit into an intense and brutal, but still hilarious slapstick short.

Who’s Bats’ greatest enemy? The Joker? Jason Todd? Himself? Dorkly imagines a much simpler answer that exposes Bruce for the insane and spoiled brat that he is. The funniest thing about this is that Neil Gaiman already made this joke.

(PG-13: Language) “You need to build an ability to just be yourself and not be doing something.” The A to Z Review bolsters Louis C.K.’s sappy nihilistic cellphone rant on Conan with related clips from the comedian’s stand up specials and his TV show Louie.

And here we thought cats were the only jerks in the house. Turns out that birds can be pretty inconsiderate too, as is proven by this destructive cockatoo. Seriously, what did those cups ever to do you, Harley?

(PG-13) “Fameish people are like famous people… without the public dignity.” Steve Burns is best (un)known as the original host of the hit children’s show Blue’s Clues. In this 2010 The Moth talk, he talks about the pros and cons of his niche fame.

Animator Ning Cheng’s half-minute-long film is ridiculously simple, but packs a hilarious and unexpected punchline that’s sure to make you giggle, and reminds us that not everything is what it seems on the surface.

(PG-13 Language) YouTuber Rufus Paisley used clips from a sign language learning course to make an unofficial music video for a tacky rap song where two dudes brag about their penises. We’re missing out on half of the fun here.

For one week, Jimmy Kimmel Live! and a star-studded hit list did a live version of the show’s Mean Tweets segment. But the main reason to watch this video is for us to gawk at the 49-year old Halle Berry.

While looking at the safety information briefing card on an airplane, animator Paolo Čerić decided that the images “had a dance vibe,” so he decided to do something about it. If flight attendants presented this information this way, we might actually pay attention.

(PG-13 Language) In case you’re wondering why everyone’s saying they’re seeing some ish they ain’t never seen before, or just “Oh my gawd Jay”, then you haven’t seen Boston’s state meme. Take it away, Michael Bergin.

Author and illustrator Austin Light decided to improve upon the titles of movies by just removing a single letter from their titles. Our cringeworthy favorites include and The Silence of the Labs and Finding Emo. Based on his ridiculously popular imgur gallery.

This shiba inu has taken a human’s job, working the window at a walk-up convenience store in Tokyo. While he’s hawking healthy cucumbers in this clip, he apparently has a history of peddling cigarettes too.

While the rest of the Internet has moved on from Shia Labeouf’s motivational rage, YouTuber ILika Da refused to give up. Here’s the Just Do It speech combined with Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger and the garish optimism of Web 1.0.

(PG-13) Joey Skaggs has made a career out of perpetrating hoaxes on news outlets, talk shows, and the public. Documentarian Andrea Marini goes inside the mind of the master of the absurd, and his classic pranks like the Celebrity Sperm Bank and Cathouse: A Brothel for Cats.

Who y’all think y’all frontin’ on? For their latest cover, Jimmy Fallon’s barbershop quartet The Ragtime Gals are joined by Joseph Gordon-Levitt for a wholesomely harmonized version of Rihanna’s hit Bitch Better Have My Money.

(PG-13 Language) Self-confessed bed spiller Taylor Mali performs a poem about proofreading. At first it seems like a cheap way to get away with double entendres at a poetry reading. Well it is, but it’s also hard to intentionally speak like that at length.

YouTuber Ram Mehta shares this kickass bonding moment between a father and her daughter, who managed to snag a fairly large bass with her Barbie fishing pole. Dad held up the line at times, but Avery kept reeling.

For the latest episode of his Clueless Gamer series, Conan O’Brien takes a stab at Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 5, going up against Lil Wayne, as Tony Hawk eggs them on in a virtual skate-off. We think every game should include a big-head mode.