Awesome Funny Stuff

The bumbling engineer Mehdi Sadaghdar takes on his simplest topic yet. This time he shows us the do’s and don’ts of changing a light bulb. Mostly the don’ts. Keep that in mind if you want to use this as a guide.

A moving rendition of Simon and Garfunkel’s classic single, sung in the voices of Kermit the Frog and other Muppets. Brought to you by YouTuber Seán Thomas Gallobhaí – and a bottle of Famous Grouse whiskey.

The edgy, brutal top-down beat-em-up gets the IRL treatment by the Mega64 guys, as onlookers have absolutely no clue what the heck they’re doing. No humans were injured during the making of this video. Or not.

A toddler gets his grubby little mitts on a deadly red lightsaber, wreaking havoc around the house and on his family in this amusing shakycam short film by Joel and Jared Erickson. At least he doesn’t have a Death Star.

Comedian Greg Benson and his pal troll a Domino’s Pizza staff by asking for nonexistent toppings. A brute-force prank that turns into gold thanks to the willing victim on the other end of the line.

(Spoilers?) That this parody is so freakin’ awesome is a testament to the cruelty and pacing of the TV series. Now excuse us while we watch the first 40 seconds for a hundred-thousand times straight.

Look closely at the photos for this apartment for rent on Craigslist. Notice something? The resident mutt has managed to weasel his way into each and every photo of the place. It goes without saying that the unit is dog friendly.

Improv Everywhere had over 2,000 people walk backwards through Times Square. They didn’t take many pictures because “it’s impossible to take a photo of someone going backwards.” Also if the prank never happened.

(NSFW: Language) A young rockstar – who’s also someone’s son and someone’s father – is visited by a strange and bumbling messenger of doom. And bringer of pie. A very morbid comedy by Caleb Slain.

(NSFW: Language) James Franco’s house goes from the place to be to the only place to be in this star-studded flick, featuring celebrities acting as themselves. Directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.

(NSFW: Language) How do you get your old man to go an Easter egg hunt? First, hide his possessions in the eggs. Second, be a serial prankster so your dad knows that he has no choice but to look for the damn eggs.

While riding the New York City subway, saxophonist Sapphire Adizes was unable to resist the call of his fellow sax man. Two musicians enter, a train full of happy commuters leave.

Watch in awe – uhm, we mean awwwwww – as this racoon plays his favorite string instrument, the sprinkler harp. We’d be more impressed if he could play the The Walking Dead theme, though.

(NSFW: Language) Writer and filmmaker Sam Molleur combined the sayings, “a friend in need is a friend indeed” and “be careful what you wish for.” The result? A silly story about self-discovery.

The Pet Collective parodies the excellent, but overplayed hit single Sail by Awolnation, putting their own special spin on the track, all the while teaching us about as much about the gastropods as the average ZeFrank video would.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) Editor Ian Larsen makes an interesting observation about the films of Joel and Ethan Coen. There are a whole lot of screaming fat guys in them. Or at least plenty of screaming John Goodmans.

ThinkGeek pokes fun at the state of the Wayne family with this April Fools’ product. Seriously Bruce, get over it. Clark lost the Kents and his entire planet. Imagine what he thinks when he sees you moping.

This little toddler is starting off on his life of crime early, as he uses a pair of nail clippers to crack into his big sister’s bedroom and swipe her toys at night. Even better yet, his proud parents posted the video on YouTube.

(NSFW: Language) Just in time for Season 3, Slacktory recaps everything you missed in Seasons 1 & 2 – but only the swearing bits. Informative pie chart here. They sure talk purdy in Westeros.

Google revolutionizes its industry-leading e-mail application Gmail, by redesigning and recreating something while at the same time keeping it exactly the same. Ironically, “Blue” is the codename for the next version of Windows.

All good things must come to an end. Or so says Google, who claims that YouTube is shutting down, but not before they announce the best YouTube video ever. While you’re waiting for that, check out Google’s other new projects.

We’ve seen a little girl make her eyebrows dance. This nice homeless man named Clydesdale can do the same with his mustache. If you’re feeling generous, donate to Whatever’s Indiegogo fundraiser for Clydesdale.

Stuart Edge figured out another way to get people to kiss him (and each other). He used the power of Christmas before, but this time he’s relying on his own two hands… and the famous goodwill of BYU students.