Awesome Funny Stuff

Prankster Jack Vale hung out at the 2014 NAMM convention, freaking out passersby by mentioning their names loud enough for them to overhear. It helps that everyone was wearing name badges, of course.

Jimmy Fallon’s industrious video editor is back with his masterpiece, the best edition of Brian Williams: Gangsta Rapper yet. Watch the news anchor say a hip hop, the hippie, the hippie to the hip-hip-hop with the NBC gang.

We’re reasonably certain the teeth-chattering pooch in this clip isn’t actually making chainsaw sounds, but the spot-on audio editing by Talking Animals sure makes it seem plausible. The least he could do is gnaw through a twig, right?

Jimmy Fallon rounds up the ol’ Ragtime Gals on his new late night show to cover R. Kelly’s undying club staple, Ignition (Remix). We think it’s cool and all, but the audience is way too pumped up for this – pumped up for thiiiis! – ahem. Sorry.

Here in the States, we pretty much have two headshakes – “yes” and “no” – but in India, there’s a number of different, and sometimes confusing gestures. In this short clip, YouTuber MeenFriedChickenCurry explains it all to us.

DHL pulled an awesome prank on other shipping companies, sending around massive boxes that say “DHL IS FASTER.” via UPS, TNT and other shippers. Using special thermosensitive labeling, the boxes looked black when picked up.

The Onion suggests a new plan for Netflix users. For just $5 a month, you’ll be able to skim through Netflix’s library, judge what to watch by the posters, then never actually watch anything. It’s channel surfing 2.0.

This audience member at a recent Minnesota Gophers hockey game not only looks like Gary Sinise and Tom Hanks’ child, he’s also quite the boy scout. Watch as the ol’ Kiss Cam segment drops in on them.

Street Fighter Ryu (Mark-Paul Gosselaar) must meet with standards and practices before he can dish out his Shoryukens and Hadoukens. Another hilarious sketch from The Pete Holmes Show. BTW, it’s Tatsumaki Senpukyaku! We think.

(NSFW: Language) You know how when you break up, you stalk your ex online, hoping to see that they’re faring worse than you? Well what if you could pay someone to fake that you’ve moved on? Not that you can’t do that on your own.

Screen Junkies pokes fun at Alfonso Cuarón’s space opus, reminding us of the of suspension of disbelief and iron stomach required to watch the film, as well as the less than thrilling experience that awaits us when we watch it at home.

Randall Munroe used a grid of animated gifs to illustrate how often certain events, phenomena or actions occur in real time, from mundane things like someone getting a tattoo to someone dying of cancer.

Inspired by the hilarious illustrations of artist Matt “gavacho13” Crane, FlavourMachine’s browser-based Sesame Street Fighter lets you deliver button-mashing beatdowns, while helping you practice your spelling and typing prowess.

Now that he’s the new Tonight Show host, Jimmy Fallon called out a “buddy” who bet him $100 that he’d never be where he is now. It turns out more than one person bet him on it. And they’re all back stage.

(Gross) It’s exactly what it says on the tin. YouTuber ASIV synchronized videos of cats that are about to barf to electronic dance music. Sadly he included the part where the cats actually barf.

Dorkly uses the force of hindsight and imagines how Obi Wan Kenobi handed over baby Luke Skywalker to Uncle Owen. And we call Obi Wan the “Negotiator.” You should’ve left Luke with the muppet!

Above Average’s best Kickstarter parody yet: a proposal for a service that helps you make your own audiobook. By reading the book yourself. If that sounds insane, wait ’til you hear the rewards for higher pledges.

Ever wondered what Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa (Maggie not so much) sounded like in languages besides your own? BuzzFeed edited together this clip which lets us hear how the The Simpsons are voiced in seven different countries.

Forensic artist and Crystal Head Vodka fan Nigel used his skills to imagine what the spirit’s trademark skull bottle would look like if it had flesh and skin. The bottle turned out to be an ordinary guy. With glass teeth.

There’s been a lot of talk about the shoddy workmanship of the Olympic facilities at Sochi, and this video sums it up. The acoustic tile ceiling of the Adler speed skating Arena was felled by a single feline back in October.

Conan compiled these clips from local news channels all over the US showing anchors reading the exact same lines for their recent Valentine’s Day features. At first it’s funny, then depressing, then it becomes really creepy.

(PG-13: Language) Adam Conover reminds us of one of the world’s greatest ad campaigns, i.e. outright lies. Diamond cartel De Beers duped us into thinking that engagement rings are a thing and that diamonds are precious.

Every movie has its share of bloopers, but the folks behind the The LEGO Movie took the time to present their outtakes in LEGO. Watch the cast and crew laugh about botched deliveries, ad-libs and Will Arnett’s age.