Awesome Funny Stuff

Kicking off their new series Slamazon, Rhett & Link recite Amazon product reviews, while doing impressions of what they think the reviewers looked like. There’s so much weird stuff on Amazon, they could milk this one for a while.

After John Oliver skewered POM for hyperbolic claims about pomegranate juice like “what it does for prostate cancer is amazing,” POM replied by sending him a case of juice, and an elegantly written letter with a perfectly veiled subtext.

(Gore) A skit from The Onion SportsDome about a disabled Army vet who can’t get into the UFC because of his handicap. In case that sentence just made you unsheathe your righteousness, we’re going to say it again: it’s from The Onion.

Be careful what you say about Bey. Saturday Night Live and guest host Andrew Garfield poke fun at Beyoncé’s rabid fan base with this hilarious skit, which also features a very timely cameo.

Stegmeier53 saw this woodcock by the side of the road. As he stopped to take a picture, the bird seemed to dance to the music playing in his car – Daft Punk’s Something About Us. We call its signature move the Hiccup Two-Step.

The trailer for What We Do in the Shadows, a mockumentary about vampires struggling to get by in the present. Starring and co-directed by Jemaine Clement (Flight of the Conchords) and Taika Waititi (Eagle vs. Shark, Boy).

CBC Music presents some of the most memorable gibberish from alternative rock bands of the 90s, aka lyrics you can nail even when you’re drunk, aka the proto-Sigur Rós. HEEYEAH YEAH HEH HEH HEEEYEAAH YEAH

Jimmy Fallon, The Ragtime Gals and guest member Kevin Spacey take on Jason Derulo’s Talk Dirty. We like their take on Ignition better, but this one’s worth watching, if only so you’ll realize that Kevin Spacey can’t help but be creepy.

This funny conversation apparently took place between a radio show host and a caller in the Dominican Republic. The caller asked the host to play a really popular song that has the line “Esos son Reebok o son Nike.” Wait for it…

This promo for the Walley POS-86 digital camera skewers the hyperbolic, self-important marketing style perfected by Apple, and propagated by Kickstarter, driving home the point that we all too often buy based on the sizzle, not the steak.

(NSFW: Language) Are you sick of kindhearted pranks? Watch The Hacks of Life’s Grand Scam, a series of lies and tricks that allowed him to get good seats plus food and drinks at the Dodgers stadium, all for free. Or so he says.

The increasingly grumpy Conan O’Brien takes a look at a few highly rated stress relieving apps. They only serve to make him angrier though, as they confound him with tacky gimmicks and intrusive advertisements.

In this short film that served as the opener for the 2014 White House Correspondent’s Dinner, Veep’s Selina Meyer gets a ride in a ‘Vette, grabs some ice cream and gets a tattoo with Joe Biden. And yes, the oval office has no corners.

How It Should Have Ended and Brotherhood Workshop take on the stop-motion animated LEGO Movie, and the implausible capture of all of those LEGO superheroes towards the end of the flick… as if the rest of the flick was plausible.

Ah… remember video stores? BuzzFeed Yellow envisions what today’s rental shops might be like if they acted more like Netflix, with its incessant and weird recommendations, and often limited library. At least they make good original series.

An amusing take-off on Mister Epic Mann’s hilarious video How Animals Eat Their Food. Frankly, we always eat our food by running to the center of the maze and waiting for it to appear. Mmmm. Cherries.

Rival skate crews battle for the attention of babes in Thrasher Magazine’s rad and irreverent homage to the ’80s skateboard scene. The only things missing are the grainy VHS filter and bad dubbing. Also, nobody had a beard in the ’80s.

If there’s one thing we’re pretty sure about, it’s that dogs were never meant to wear clothing or footwear. In this hilarious compilation from WorldWideInterweb, we see exactly why we should leave our dogs’ feet as nature intended.

Screen Junkies takes on Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man trilogy, which was worse than The Hobbit in that it told the same story three times, and of course featured one of the worst scenes to come out of Hollywood: emo Peter Parker dancing.

The New York Times re-enacts a legal deposition in which counsel and witness are at odds over the definition of a word. Every word you hear is recited verbatim from actual transcripts. It’s a case where real life is funnier than any script.

So you’re telling me there’s a chance? There’s no question that Dumb and Dumber is a screwball comedy, but that didn’t stop Josh Rocklage from turning it into a serious film, thanks to clever editing and appropriately dramatic music.

Musicians are often accused of “selling out” when their songs appear in commercials, but Jon LaJoie would be thrilled to have his tune featured in an ad spot, and made a special song that he hopes advertisers will hear and license right away.

Bobby Blank was so ecstatic after receiving his college diploma that he was compelled to pull off a backflip then and there. Wrong time, wrong place, wrong landing. Just imagine him doing this at every milestone of his life.