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There’s an entire subreddit dedicated to Pareidolia – the idea that we tend to see faces in inanimate objects because it’s human nature to look for other living creatures. This amusing promo clip for VICELAND’s Weed Week 2018 goes one step further, and makes the faces sing.

“Maybe they’re shy. They don’t need to be on television to self-validate.” As part of Conan and Jordan Schlansky’s Italian trip, the duo went to Naples to get coffee, invaded a TV show set, and just generally raised the bar for annoying tourists.

YouTuber Alef presents a truly unusual cover version of The White Stripes’ hit track Seven Nation Army, using a rubber band, a toy frog, a kid’s maraca, and a vacuum cleaner as his primary instruments of choice. A squeaky frog army couldn’t hold us back.

Ivy Hill AllStars‘ toned-down cover version of OutKast’s hit Hey Ya! might seem pretty normal if it weren’t for the fact that the guys are all lounging around a small bathroom in their birthday suits while performing the tune.

Over the course of his 40+ year movie career, actor Jeff Goldblum has entertained us in many ways. One of them is the goofy sounds he makes while contemplating thought. If you don’t have time to go back and watch all of his movies, Owenergy Studios has got you covered.

The official description for Eric Vega’s hilariously warped comedic short does the perfect job summing up what you’re about to watch, so we figured we’d just publish it as-is: “A pizza delivery man is asked to go above and beyond for a pushy customer.”

(PG-13: Language) ThunderCats’ malevolent antagonist channels Ol’ Dirty Bastard, and tells us how much he likes it raw in this hilarious edit of cartoon footage by swedemason. It makes perfect sense, because Mumm-Ra is a bit of an ODB himself.

(PG-13) ArhyBES once again combine Batman and Dethklok to create a funny animated death metal music video. Set to Dethklok’s Awaken, the video sees Batman, Batgirl and their friends seek the help of characters from different worlds to try and revive the Joker.

Created by POOL inc., DENTSU, and Taiyo Kikaku Co. this Japanese commercial for the Sony PlayStation 4 is packed with creativity, with players not just dreaming about their superpowers and abilities from video games, but actually living with them.

(PG-13: Language) Plenty of weird, wild, and offensive stuff has happened on It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, but at least it makes a tiny bit of sense in the context of each episode’s plot. In this edit, Sunny Gal removes all of that, and just left us with the insane bits.

(PG-13) Casually Explained gives some tips on going out on a first date. He talks about asking someone out, coming up with a fun activity – something plus alcohol – how you’re supposed to act, what girls and guys are thinking when on a date, and the post-date flowchart.

Musician Andy Rehfeldt loves to turn metal songs into jazz tunes. His latest makeover? Transforming Metallica’s magnum opus Master of Puppets into something even dear old Mom and Dad would enjoy. Though at 5:00, we thought it was gonna segway into Get Lucky.

Spinal Tap bass player Derek Smalls says goodbye to his bandmates, contemplates his old age, and does whatever he needs to do to pay the bills as he heads back on the road for a tour to promote his new solo album.

Mylo the Cat presents another Muppet mashup, this time giving Miss Piggy the perfect song to sing, Rihanna’s 2012 megahit Diamonds. We’re pretty sure that Piggy would throw a major hissy fit if she found out her tiara was made from Cubic Zirconia.

(PG-13: Language) There’s a whole lot of screeching and squawking going on in heavy metal music. Two Minutes to Late Night sat down with bird expert Tom Stevenson of BirdGenie to see if he could identify which birds various metal vocalists sound like.

A cast of 4th and 5th graders from Van Buren, Arkansas’ Parkland Elementary performed in this charming musical tribute to Star Trek, in which evil Klingons take the Easter Bunny hostage. Written, directed, and composed by teacher and Emmy winner Kevin Croxton.

Squirrel Monkey’s alternative past video series looks back at how WhatsApp might have worked if it came out in the late 1980s – using an MS-DOS computer, a dial-up modem, and a pager to deliver messages to its users.

Those are not moons. If you can’t figure out how to get wide like Kylo Ren, Heather Curfman’s got your back, er chest. She came up with this pin called Ben Swolo, which is totally a film accurate replica. It’s sold out as of this writing, but she also has it as a sticker.

(PG-13: Language) Think you’re hungry? Sam O’Nella Academy introduces us to Tarrare, an 18th century Frenchman known for his never-ending hunger and uncanny ability to eat inhuman amounts of food. ‘Twas no man. ‘Twas a remorseless eatin’ machine!

(PG-13: Language) Seth Rogen’s Hilarity for Charity is an upcoming Netflix special that combines music, sketches and stand up comedy to raise awareness for Alzheimer’s disease. It stars John Mulaney, Post Malone, Tiffany Haddish and more. Premieres 4/6/18.

“They show us I, Robot just to make sure we don’t get any ideas.” Sophia the robot goes on a date with entertainer Will Smith, and it quickly becomes evident that there’s no love connection. Will might want to unplug his devices before Skynet comes after him.

Long before rap music existed, Theodore Geisel (aka “Dr. Seuss”) was a true master of rhymes. But could his words be used in a rap? Win Nevaluze proves just that, as he recites There’s a Wocket in My Pocket to the tune of Walk It Talk It by Migos f/Drake.

Prankmeister Rémi Gaillard once again slows down traffic with his antics, this time donning a train costume and setting up a pair of impromptu human gates wherever he wants. We suppose this would be a good way to cross a really busy street.

One of ThinkGeek’s April Fools jokes. This clock features a very accurate replica of the sun from one of the planets that Rick and the Smiths visited in Rick and Morty. When the alarm goes off, the sun comes up and then screams nonstop for 42 hours.

(PG-13: Language) Exurb1a goes on another Exurb1an soliloquy about existence, and how our planet is in that rare sweet spot. And we who are lucky, who have never known anything else, have a song we like to sing.