Awesome Funny Stuff

A slick Irishman amuses pub patrons by performing his version of the sleight of hand trick that involves matching a funny story with the sequence of playing cards he pulls from a shuffled and cut deck.

It’s not often that you see an octopus carrying things around, but when you do, it’s kind of silly looking. A diver spotted one of the eight-legged sea creatures awkwardly trying to carry two halves of a coconut shell. It’s like Octodad IRL.

UFC light heavyweight fighter Sean O’Connell knows that fighting is his job. He’s not doing it because he hates his opponents, so sometimes he asks them to goof off with him during weigh-ins.

Tiny Hamster turns into a cute kaiju after eating green ooze and being struck by lightning. He then goes on to decimate a miniature city partially made of fruits and vegetables in Hello Denizen’s silly short film. Available as a children’s book.

YouTuber Onur Armagan overinflated an air mattress, turning it into what he claims is the world’s largest whoopee cushion. His cat is clearly sick of his childishness and false claims.

…or How to Make a Professional Looking Video for Something That Doesn’t Need One. MoonTube pokes fun at cooking shows in this video, but it does teach a thing or two, such as finding the perfect gazebo for that alpha slice.

“Yipeee!” What if Anakin Skywalker kept talking and thinking like a kid all his life? We’d get the sci-fi version of Kung Pow. M. deicke mashed scenes from the original trilogy with the young Anakin’s dialogue from the prequels.

(PG-13 Language) Last Week Tonight returns to look at the indictment and arrest of some of FIFA’s top officials on charges of corruption. Sadly, the organization will live on unless its sponsors pull their funding.

(PG-13 Language) Charlie Brooker’s Screenwipe reminds us that so-called “reality” shows are as made up as any show on TV. Cameras, digital storage and editing software let directors manufacture any plot from a pool of raw footage.

We’re pretty tired of CGI creatures, and would rather go with old school practical effects. But we’ll make an exception for Aaron’s Animals, who used VFX to produce a rather unexpected pack of animals to pull his wagon down the road.

(PG-13 Language) CollegeHumor’s cynical break down of some of the people that join recreational sports leagues and their reasons for signing up. Hint: it’s not about health. Well, not physical health.

(PG-13 language) Amy Schumer and her stripper friend show up at a house to perform for a bachelor party, but it turns out the groom is no gentleman. In fact, he’s a real dog – complete with fleas. Who’s a good boy?

Advertisers have wasted millions of brain cells with catchy commercial jingles that burrow into our heads. YouTuber Grant Woolard turned 25 of the most memorable jingles into one long earworm.

Steve Ramsden’s brilliantly edited mashup of two classic, but very different movies which take place in iconic hotels – Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel – and the Overlook Hotel from Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining.

With the recent addition of racially diverse Emoji on iOS devices, CollegeHumor allows the communications icons to speak for themselves on the subject. Seriously, folks. Do our Emoji really need to be that politically correct?

(PG-13 Language) If Aaron Sorkin has his go to phrases, the writers of The Wire had a simpler quirk: rhetorical tautologies, or redundant statements such as “the game is the game”, “what happens happens” and “once you in it, you in it.”

The guy who enabled Kung Fury’s mission walks us through the finer points of sending objects through time, using the latest in high-tech computer equipment. His main problem? He’s got his 3-1/2″ and 5-1/4″ floppies mixed up.

South African performer William Jafta forgoes celebrity impersonations, instead imitating the sounds of numerous animals, including birds, cats, dogs, goats and cows. But can he do a Lyrebird?

(PG-13 Language) “A dead end. A choice. One could go left, or one could possibly go ri– oh coins! Coins!” The hilarious gamer Jerma985 plays through a short adventure that he himself made using GameGuru.

YouTube celebrates its 10th birthday with an alphabetical, animated compilation of some of its most popular videos and genres, set to Blackalicious’ Alphabet Aerobics. YouTube, you da real MVP.

A motion-sensing billboard at a subway station in Sao Paolo, Brazil showed a person yawning when someone passed by it. Eventually it had a lot of commuters yawning. Guess what product it was promoting.

(PG-13) ADHD steals a page from Schoolhouse Rock, and educates us on what the NSA really does with all of their high-tech surveillance equipment. Next time you embrace your fetishes online, keep this little ditty in mind.

A motorcycle rider does his best Ghost Rider impression when he accidentally sets the whole thing on fire by smoking his tire for far too long and catching his oil on fire. We love the guys who try to put the flames out with their beer.