Awesome Funny Stuff

In response to the trend of city cars getting bigger, Smart created a campaign in which they claim to be making the biggest city car ever. “The new Smart is so big, you never have to look for your parking place again.” Part 2 here.

What do you call a website that’s dedicated to dad jokes? Nice One Dad. Like an enthusiastic father trying to impress his kids, the site incessantly fires one corny pun or playfully stereotypical joke after another.

“Experience the unbelievable talents of a 23-year old Caucasian male.” Bath Boys Comedy imagines what it would be like if White Men Can’t Jump was made by the folks behind Air Bud. Frankly, we’re more excited about Free William.

Ryan Clark made his friend Matt Bittner Internet famous when he shared this video of Matt doing an impression of a woman. Matt’s not as good at it as these two dudes, but he’ll still surprise and confuse you. Of course, he could be faking.

If for no other reason to see Dana Carvey back on his game, you should watch this orchestral remake of his hilarious and nonsensical 1986 power ballad The Lady I Know (aka Choppin’ Broccoli) he performed on The Tonight Show.

Just like last year, YouTuber iZHarms celebrated the 4th of July by making a weapon straight out of Dead Rising. He put together five AK-180 Roman candles, giving him a total of 900 shots. Yes! America!

Probably the most exhausting video you’ll see today. From YouTube’s “yeah, I’ll watch that” corner comes this supercut of pro wrestlers inhaling before they scream. They look like a rowdy tribe of inward talkers. Part 1 here.

Syfy returns with the sequel to its hit B-movie with a sequel that has New York City invaded by armies of airborne killer sharks. Yes, it looks horribly stupid, but isn’t that the point? Premieres 7/30. Also, we want a Sharknado video game.

“I’m on Edge man! Do you know what it feels to be on Edge?” Julian Smith imagines the modern human’s nightmare scenario. We’d call it a lazy sketch, but that wordless retreat when the Internet comes back on is depressingly accurate.

Tripp and Tyler imagine a support group for “selfieholics.” Sadly, the group isn’t for curbing their addiction but for improving their Instagram game. #Gotta #get #that #validation #and #Explore #tab #shout-out.

Director George Metaxas proves a good story and creativity trump slick production values in this amusing paper-cut stop-motion film about two passengers trapped on a doomed space station after they miss the chance to evacuate.

Philosophical comedian Daniel Koren expresses a thought we’ve probably all had at some point – that simply being a spectator is in some way helping your team to win the big game. Though it clearly didn’t work for Brazil.

Jimmy Fallon covers Iggy Azalea’s Fancy using his Neil Young impression. Sadly, unlike his previous covers, he couldn’t squeeze any soul out of the manufactured verses, not even with the help of Crosby, Stills & Nash.

If you thought Dave Chappelle’s Eminem impression was hilarious, check out YouTuber jayssite’s spaghetti-centric remix of Slim Shady’s Lose Yourself. This spaghetti comes once in a lifetime!

While it’s not nearly as dramatic as that scene from the Fargo TV series, it’s still a strange sight to witness a fish dropping out of the sky. Though in this case, the explanation is simple – a bird lost its lunch, literally.

Ferrari F1 driver Kimi Räikkönen went for a round of lawnmower racing with Martin Brundle, Johnny Herbert and Anthony Davidson prior to the British Grand Prix. Sadly he wasn’t able to replicate his performance when it mattered.

Sonic the Hedgehog does his best impression of Daenerys Targaryen, granting freedom to countless critters trapped in evil Dr. Robotnik’s container prisons. Unfortunately, this one probably should have been left sealed.

YouTuber Zaber Ansary shares this video of his friend’s hilarious reaction to getting spooked. His ice cold threats afterwards are the hollow icing on the cake. One of those things that gets funnier the more you watch it.

(NSFW: Language) A man is just about to get lucky when his future self pops in, warning him to stay away from his date. Bo Mirosseni and Elisha Yaffe’s short slightly overextends itself, but it’s still fun to watch.

Hugo Cierzniak’s wonderfully animated short film makes fun of its protagonist’s laziness and over-reliance on his automated home, after an accident causes him to lose control of his own body, and become slave to his own gadgets.

Got the basics of making a hit pop song? Brett Domino is back with the advanced techniques for cooking a chart topper. You’re going to need a synthesizer, a washing machine, and provocative lines like, “Who made you the barrister?”

(NSFW) Comedian Melissa Villasenor mimics female stars, from Wanda Sykes to Christina Aguilera. She doesn’t get all the voices right, but she makes up for it with her facial expressions. Her Natalie Portman is hilariously accurate.

(NSFW) When Captain Picard and his men log out for the day, the Night Crew takes over. Sir Patrick Stewart and Chris Pine guest star in this groovy Robot Chicken skit. Commander La Freak: best name ever.