Awesome Funny Stuff

(NSFW: Language) Last Week Tonight looks at the US’ gender-based wage inequality. As if paying someone less for the same work wasn’t bad enough, some politicians are actually saying that the fault somehow lies in women themselves.

On The Tonight Show, Adam Levine faced off with Jimmy Fallon to sing a random selection of songs, done in the style of famous musicians. While this is right in Fallon’s wheelhouse, Levine is a surprisingly solid vocal impressionist too.

CinemaSins aims its watchful eye at Pixar’s breakthrough feature, finding numerous annoyances, clichés and obvious plot devices in the classic animated film. This whole movie about anthropomorphic talking toys is so unrealistic!

We have no idea what prompted the violence, but the guy who received the beatdown from Mickey Mouse, Spongebob Squarepants, Scrat the Squirrel and some elephant is going to be nursing his bruised ego more than any physical injuries.

Will Reid decided to start a series of satirical instructional videos for his kids, because “telling them face-to-face is not working.” James and Beth, here’s how to top up the bathroom’s toilet paper. You can do this. Dad believes in you.

Cookie Monster team’s up with Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver to bring us the latest news – as long as it has something to do with words. And what is up with the word “abbreviation?” Can’t it be shorter? Be sure to watch the outtakes too.

If there’s one universal truth, it’s that cats love laser pointers. So what better way to keep your cat occupied than to tape a laser pointer to its head, like this guy did. Between this and self-fetching dogs humans are now obsolete.

Before the age of mobile devices, if you said you’d meet someone, you had to follow through. Alex Cornell reminds us how easy it’s become to back out or change our minds about hanging out these days.

While we generally prefer that our exhaust sounds something like this, we’ll make an exception for this tailpipe that’s in the mood for celebrating. Somebody needs to start selling these before next New Year’s Eve.

YouTuber M Valenz had a problem with flies in his house, but instead of whipping out a can of Raid or a newspaper, he turned his pet praying mantis into an improvised fly swatter. Yes, we said “pet praying mantis.”

Jorge dreams of experiencing the Running of the Bulls in Spain, so imagine how excited he is to find out that there’s a Running of the Sheep in his hometown. And that is the made up backstory behind this childish prank.

Frank Howarth loves to share videos of himself building wooden items, but this one is truly special. He chronicled how he built three bookcases using nearly 6,400 photos, making it seem like his woodshop had a life of its own.

Hasbro’s updated Scrabble dictionary has 5,000 new words, some of which are recently conceived terms such as “bromance.” Stephen Colbert is having none of it. Particularly because it didn’t include the word that he made up.

YouTuber RC Live Action plays harder than a 7-year-old on Red Bull. Using remote controlled toy vehicles, he staged a fiery oil tanker accident and then had three fire trucks put out the fire.

(NSFW: Language, Gross) Collegehumor has a parable for people who keep on using “literally” instead of “figuratively” to bolster their statements. How on earth did this become a thing anyway?

A rookie circus technician unintentionally gives the audience a show they’ll never forget. If they make it out alive. Office equipment maker Brother makes a case for its label makers with this morbid, but hilarious commercial.

YouTuber Ingela Tanneskog says she waited for a thunderstorm to pass before taking this video so she could film a huge rainbow in peace. Apparently nature had other plans.

A few years ago, Redditor -blacktaxi- made the mistake of passing out at a garage party. This was the aftermath. Nope, that thumbnail doesn’t show you the best part. At least he didn’t end up with a carrot up his butt.

(NSFW: Language) NewsBeFunny gathered up some of the silliest, most inappropriate and uncomfortable things that happened on the news this past month. We still think that guy who threw the rave is Shaggy from Scooby Doo.

(NSFW: Lyrics) By editing an old Superchunk video and setting it to the tune of The Prodigy’s classic Smack My B*tch up, YouTuber Diden Didenko has created a bit of pure Internet gold.

An online series about two best friends who go to a relationship counselor to help patch things up between them. Unfortunately, their counselor (Silicon Valley‘s Kumail Nanjiani) is barely of any help. Worth watching just for the intro.

If you ever needed confirmation that only the greatest of minds battle it out on Jeopardy! every day, contestant Babu Srinivasan’s enlightening explanation of why the internet was created should do the trick.

It looks like Apple’s latest smartphone will be narrower and… juicier? The Second City Network pokes fun at the trend of heavy leaks and rumors that come flooding in months before the release of the newest iPhone.