Awesome Funny Stuff

Weird Al channels The Pixies in his latest clip, an angry rant about all of the idiotic things people complain about while important things are actually going on around them. Our first world problem? Not being able to embed the video.

After reading about Star Wars: Force for Change, Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert find themselves arguing which of them is the bigger Star Wars fan. Watch them engage in a tug of umbrage, suppress their giggles and ruin Princess Leia.

The Kloons’ Nik Kazoura recorded his mom and her sister having a conversation. Then the viral video makers lip synced to the recording. Listen to them talk about plants, shoes and rasp– strawberries. Strawberries.

Turn yourself into a meme and tell the sun to deal with it with this silly pair of sunglasses. CNC-Design replicated the pixelated shades used in the famous meme using laser-cut and engraved smoked acrylic.

The spice is life. Thug Notes latest book lesson does its best to explain Frank Hebert’s science fiction epic, providing a short attention-span summary of the sometimes convoluted read. We love how he calls the Bene Gesserit “fine bitties.”

In this clip from the UK dating show World Series of Dating, Marcus and Laura meet and discover their shared love for World of Warcraft, going from awkward to enthralled in seconds. Sadly, the attraction didn’t last for long.

Despite being more accessible than before, healthcare is still ridiculously expensive here in America. Mario and Fafa propose some alternatives, most of which involve either not getting sick at all or winning the lottery.

“Great cut. Well done.” Joining the hallowed ranks of HowToBasic and Alantutorial, Cut Dat posts nothing but videos of objects being cut with a spoon, with commentary provided by someone who we’re pretty sure is a serial killer.

The term “indie game” used to be a badge of poverty, pride and creativity. But cheap tools and gold mines like Minecraft have lured creatively bankrupt “developers”, leading to a torrent of clones and a lobster shortage. Wait what?

(NSFW: Language) Last Week Tonight looks at income inequality in the United States, where for many people working is becoming more like gambling: you know the game is rigged, but you keep hoping you’ll get the jackpot anyway.

Stephen Colbert pokes fun of some of the superfluous, first-world problem solvers which have been pitched via crowdfunding. His common sense perspective on the Vessyl smart cup sure makes it look like a dumb idea.

Another day, another Weird Al video. For the second of his 8 videos in 8 days, he takes on the horrific state of English grammar, largely brought on by the Internet and text messaging – courtesy of Robin Thicke’s 2013 mega hit Blurred Lines.

(SPOILERS) HISHE looks at the gaffes of this year’s Godzilla while reminding us that the king of monsters is no mere kaiju. That Superman comparison doesn’t work though. Can you expect Godzilla to care about collateral damage?

Portland’s Brian “Unipiper” Kidd has been seen roaming the city dressed as Arthur, King of the Britains, along with his coconut-clacking squire, making the sound effect even more nonsensical due to the fact that Arthur is riding a unicycle.

Last month, Singapore’s National Council on Problem Gambling released an anti-gambling campaign that featured a timely reference to the World Cup. Their campaign has gone viral, but for the wrongest of reasons.

One of YouTube’s hidden gems, Henry’s Kitchen sees Henry Phillips portray a lonely and temperamental klutz whose cooking talent is muddled by his awful video editing. Hang in there Henry. We need that complete recipe.

A father discovered that his son really hates that “Nationwide is on your side” commercial jingle. Cheer up kid, we hate insurance companies too. It’s also possible he just hates his dad’s off-key singing. Also, bribery will get you everywhere.

(NSFW: Language) “There’s something wrong with them! They look like us but different!” The LEGO world is invaded by KRE-O and other LEGO clones in Robot Chicken’s jab at the movie adaptation of World War Z.

Old Spice’s latest ad campaign is as weird as they come, but it’s also hilarious. The spots feature an biomechanical android who makes Star Trek’s Lieutenant Commander Data seem downright human. But at least he smells amazing.

Mustard’s amusing 9-inch ceramic plates let you make fun of wild animals without the risk of them chewing your limbs off. Available in lion, gorilla, giraffe and panda bear designs. Dishwasher and microwave safe too. Woot!

Kevin Burrows & Matt Mider’s Gentlemen Lobsters is a slice-of-life animated series about two fashion-forward dudes who happen to be lobsters. One is a stuck-up snob while the other is an outspoken poser.

“It seemed like a good idea at the time…” That’s how the trailer for this ridiculous 1972 movie about a dying racist who has his head attached to the body of a black man on death row. Watch the whole movie here.

Smosh Games rips into our generation’s version of LEGO: the indie megahit Minecraft. Behold its god-awful graphics, its tedious mechanics and the awe-inspiring creations that make your poor excuse for a shelter look even crappier.