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After subjecting a goo-filled Stretch Armstrong figure to his shredder (or was it the other way around?), PressTube decided to stick the figure inside of a vacuum chamber. I still fun to see him all pumped up, but we were hoping for a big boom.

Casually Explained stops talking about love and life for a moment to dish out some hard science. Fiction. Watch his breakdown of our celestial neighborhood, which includes Earth’s hot sister, Elon Musk’s homeworld, and yo momma.

(Gore) Having a great day so far? Good. Meet Craig. He’s about to have the opposite fate. Sam O’Nella Academy tries its best to put the fun in “slaughterhouse” as he explains how American cattle are raised and then “processed.” Sorry, Craig.

Movie trailer these days are so ridiculously formulaic. We’d love to see them handed over to the guys who make title sequences instead. In the meantime, we’re all equally qualified to make trailers, thanks to this easy to follow instructional parody from Auralnauts.

How It Should Have Ended blows up the ending of Guardians 2, as Baby Groot kills everyone, Darth Vader drops by to give some daddy advice, Ego gets his way, and Mary Poppins is real. Also, literal Taserface is so much cooler.

(PG-13: Language) Ramona Park’s straightedge rapper Vince Staples talks about the best places to hang out in Long Beach, why he loves Boston, lame interviews, and demonstrates his near immunity to peppers in this refreshing chat over hot wings.

The goo inside of Stretch Armstrong is some nasty stuff, so we certainly wouldn’t want to subject an expensive piece of machinery to it. But that’s what PressTube did, as they stuffed a couple of the stretchy dolls into the jaws of their industrial shredder. Clean up video here.

Design studio Animade shares one of their fun little projects. Robot & The Robots is a computer animated short film about a band of musical instruments that play themselves. Watch them perform their (only) song, Robot_Song_03.mp3.

Filmmaker and food artist David Ma creates videos of simple food recipes – shot in the style of famous movie directors. So far, we’ve got Quentin Tarantino’s Spaghetti & Meatballs, Michael Bay’s Waffles, Wes Anderson’s S’mores, and Alfonso Cuaron’s Pancakes.

When your city is under siege by thugs and punks, you want a real hero. It’s time to call in the big guns. It’s time to call in COPZILLA. AOK dedicated their silly animated short to actor Haruo Nakajima, who portrayed Godzilla in the classic Kaiju films, and recently passed away.

“You want to feel these back hip muscles tear off the bone.” For his 68th episode of Ultra Spiritual Life, hipster of all trades JP Sears provides us with the guidance we need to become a truly obnoxious yoga instructor. We’re going into Shavasana now.

“I’m okay with dying of fun!” A group of gamers have been magically stuck in a medieval RPG arcade game for more than 15 years. One of them wants out, but his buddies pull him back in with a glorious quest. And the ability to slap NPCs.

A group of minifigs go from master builders to master destroyers in animator Reto Hochstrasser’s amazing stop-motion short, in which LEGO anarchists demolish his laptop using fire and explosions. Forget Batman and Ninjago, we want The LEGO Destruction Movie.

While Hot Ones host Sean Evans wasn’t able to persuade Stephen to leave the Ed Sullivan Theater, he did manage to get him to participate in an abbreviated version of his interview show, and put the normally stoic Colbert on the ropes with Da Bomb and Blair’s Mega Death Sauce.

Wisecrack’s Jared Bauer explores the writing, comedic structure, and performance style of comedy duo Keegan Michael Key and Jordan Peele, and how their deft blend of silliness and social satire makes for some of the smartest and most gutbusting comedy out there.

(PG-13: Language) In June 2006, director Ruben Östlund witnessed a bank robbery in Stockholm. Östlund, the robbers, and other bystanders all reacted stupidly to the situation. He recreated the film using 90 actors in this pseudo-single shot short film.

“That weird thing by his side an infantilized sequoia. The two of them walk by, people say “Oh boy-a!”” David Hasselhoff, director James Gunn and the stars of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 went full ’70s in this madcap music video for the film’s end credits song.

After regaling us with some RHCP played with red hot chili peppers, bass player Davie504 rises to the challenge of performing Lose Yourself, The Real Slim Shady, My Name Is and Stan with candies that melt in your mouth, not in your hand.

You’ve probably never heard of Tag and Bink, but Austin McConnell explains how these two obscure characters were the puppetmasters behind some of the major plot developments of the original Star Wars trilogy. We really want these guys to be canon.

(PG-13: Language) Mac Lethal’s Rap Tutorials isn’t what it sounds like – it’s a life advice series, much in the vein of Casually Explained. For this episode, we learn the answer to a much-asked question. TL;DW? Simply transform yourself into Zangief.

(PG-13: Language) “Do you have a nice car? Do you live in a cool house? Nobody knows what you’re going through.” Jazz fusion comedian Bill Wurtz plugs in the questions and platitudes from pop songs to create an optimized track that would make an A.I. feel proud.

If you’re about to get 7,143 abdominal X-rays, better change your plans. That’s just one of the many lethal doses that Asapscience mentions in its video, which also includes stealthy killers like nutmeg and toothpaste.

(PG-13: Language) “The fact that you’re here, Steve-O, is a miracle.” Hear, hear! So settle down and let uncle Steve-O regale you with tales of horrifying stunts, the comfort of costumes, the ethics of Jackass and more in this amazing Hot Ones interview.

(Gore) These guys may have the world’s smallest guns, but that doesn’t stop them from throwing down. Corridor’s silly, but action-packed short reminds us that it’s not the size of your weapon, but the way that you use it.

In animator Alan Becker’s latest clip, his famed stick figure characters take up residence on the pages of YouTube, watch classic viral videos, and encounter some of the many annoyances of Google’s popular streaming service. If your video stutters today, maybe this is why.