Awesome Funny Stuff

These ridiculously cute malamute puppies are perplexed by the music being played, and twist and turn their heads as they attempt to figure out what sort of creature makes those strange sounds. They’re like living bobbleheads.

(PG-13 Language) “What do you mean what happened? You did that!” Amy Schumer casually tells The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon a nasty prank that she pulled on Katie Couric and her husband. If you think she’s lying…

In case you didn’t know, Paul Rudd has pranked Conan O’Brien nearly every time he’s dropped by Conan’s shows. But this time he presented an exclusive clip from Ant-Man, and that was too big of a deal to mess up.

This hilarious mashup of Mad Max: Fury Road and the Star Wars universe by Krishna Shenoi envisions a world where Darth Vader has taken over for Immortan Joe. The full title of the film is Road Wars: The Imperator Strikes Back.

Thor the Shih Tzu apparently doesn’t like Simba, the orange tabby cat who lives under the same roof, so the 10-week-old pup decides to do something about his feline nemesis We love how proud Thor seems of his accomplishment.

“It looks like a planet, it’s got atmosphere, it even has a heart. Unlike you.” Incoming late night host Stephen Colbert talks to astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson about the scientist’s condescension towards Pluto.

Joel McHale dished out a lot of burns in his 2015 ESPY opening monologue. It’s a shame these athletes and future car dealership co-owners were mostly ice cold. The DeAndre Jordan emoji war was a huge missed opportunity though.

Super Epic Cats created what could be a great video game weapon . The Catzooka launches fluffy white felines – who will either claw out the enemies’ eyeballs, or kill them with cuteness. We expect this in the next Ratchet & Clank.

On any given day, at any given concert, you’re bound to run into some enthusiastic, yet awful dancing. This guy took the top choreography prize at a recent concert by Brit-pop band The Vamps. He must be related to Elaine Benes.

The Blue Angels did a fly-by during a recent airshow at Pensacola Beach, Florida, and gave spectators more than they bargained for, sending tents, umbrellas and anything that wasn’t tied down into the air.

Blogger Jessica Gottlieb recently took a call from a telemarketer and recorded the entire conversation. Upon letting “Mark” know she was doing this, things got really weird, really fast. It’s so good, it’s already a meme. (Thanks Joe!)

(PG-13 Language) The professional idiot GradeAUnderA takes common sense to its limit by complaining about commonly used idioms such as, “the pot calling the kettle black” and suggesting alternate phrases.

(PG-13 Language) “We say yo ho, but we don’t say ho! ‘Cause ho is disrespectful yo!” Key & Peele‘s band of pirates may look like they live in the sewers, but their hearts are pure and clean.

(PG-13 Language) Videogamedunkey can’t enjoy his new online membership until he figures out the website’s anti-spam riddle. But this is no ordinary Captcha. Brace yourselves. This is more intense than an entire season of 24.

Will Arnett was in this Lip Sync Battle episode too, but he chose his songs poorly and set himself up for a beat down. Skip to 2:28 for Alison’s Shoop in the first video and to 1:35 for her Bang Bang in the second video.

Like getting drunk, water slides are not always as awesome as commercials and YouTube slow mos make them out to be. Chances are the weather won’t cooperate, and you’re not as agile or graceful as you imagine.

Magician Steven Brundage performed his way out of a speeding ticket. But can he fool the great Penn and Teller? Watch as he manipulates and solves Rubik’s Cubes in ridiculous ways. He explained his performance a bit on Reddit.

How It Should Have Ended knows how Idiots vs. Dinosaurs should’ve ended: badly. So if you somehow end up in a dinosaur park, follow these tips. You’ll probably die anyway, but at least you won’t be remembered as a moron.

After mocking fast food commercials, Cracked is back to tell us what they really think of so-called sports drinks, which are generally packed with stuff that’s really not very good for us. But it’s not like they call them “health drinks,” right?

BBC gave their fans at the San Diego Comic-Con a bit of fan service featuring Orphan Black‘s Alison and Donnie Hendrix. They were presented in three hilarious themed montages: a sitcom, a horror flick and a Spanish soap opera.

James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender know that the bond between Magneto and Professor X in the X-Men reboots is certainly special. But they’re not as into it as a McBender fan who made a sweet montage of their scenes.

Machinima maker and game developer James McVinnie saw this dude in Tokyo wilding out to a drumming arcade game. He’s not quite god-level, but he danced and posed for James, and made it a point not to look at the game’s screen.

Adam Savage loves to attend the San Diego Comic-Con in full costume. This year he went as a 2001: A Space Odyssey astronaut with a very special guest: retired astronaut Chris Hadfield. Skip to 9:50 for their “spacewalk.”