Awesome Funny Stuff

The GrosJean Brothers sit down for a cup of joe and dream about how they’d deal with an armed assailant if one should ever break into their room. We are so going out and buying Swiffers right now.

(NSFW: Language) A guy’s little brother changes his Facebook page, and finds out the hard way not to mess with big brother, as he makes over his kid bro’s room – as a little girl’s room. (Thanks Timo!)

DAYUM DAYUM DAAAAYUM! The Gregory Brothers’ latest hit is a remix of YouTuber Daym Drops’ glowing and hilariously passionate review of Five Guys Burger and Fries. Available on iTunes.

This quick dose of theoretical-turned-physical comedy that escaped our clutches for 2 years is brought to you thanks to the investigative mind and percussion throwing expertise of Tom Scott.

Here’s 3 minutes of boredom-busting fun: lots and lots of familiar movie clips (295 to be exact) spliced together to recreate Sir Mix-A-Lot’s ubiquitous ditty Baby Got Back. (Thanks everyone!)

(NSFW: Language) Your sketch had better be funny if you give away its punchline right in the title. Good thing it’s the kind of idea that gets funnier the more you think about it.

A short film (or is it a documentary?) by 3rd year Bezalel Academy of Art students Alon Tako, Guy Elnathan, Daniel Lichter and Sivan Kotek, about a mother trying to get her gamer son to play outside.

This PSA was made in 1995 by students from the Ray Bjork Learning Center. To encourage children to use the Internet, the kids make predictions about its future uses, all of which have come true.

Perhaps inspired by Nyan Cat or the famous hamster dance, London mayor Boris Johnson has just a single move, but we’re already addicted to his flowing golden locks and infectious groove.

Ceiling Cat is one of the all-time classic memes, which is perhaps the reason this kitty was inspired to hang out above the acoustic tile ceiling of this classroom and liven up a PowerPoint presentation.

(NSFW: Language) Online zombie survival mod DayZ has its share of hackers, but this dude is on another level. He likes to play a children’s song while stalking other players. First video here.

We always thought you were supposed to just pick it up and start gnawing on it, but watermelon expert Tom Willett explains precisely the right way to eat one. And don’t you dare use a fork!

James Chapman’s compilation of the movie staple. We don’t agree that these are “the greatest” though. Anything that includes the Super Mario movie is forbidden from using that superlative.

They say black cats are bad luck. This one’s just bad. Teddy the cat doesn’t care about his owner in the least. “Oh, you’re recording me? You expect me to do something cute? You want a viral cat video? Here you go.”

Junk Skull’s vinyl tape is perfect for roommates, couples, siblings or packing boxes when you’re moving; just make sure you remember who marked what. If only pets could read.

Jason Freeny’s latest creation is a mass produced sculpture, puzzle and educational toy in one. The Gummi Bear Anatomy Toy has a transparent body with 41 removable internal parts.

A public service announcement brought to you by director and animator Eoin Duffy. Be careful when camping out in the woods. A bear might… just watch. This is Duffy’s entry to LoopdeLoop.

No, we’re not talking about this cat’s ability to see. Rather, what you’re about to observe is this feline’s ability to annoy when it’s clearly bored and is trying to get its owner’s attention.

Made by Johan Rijpma, the music video for Nobody Beats The Drum’s Natural Thing features the potent viral video formula: cats plus laser pointers. Add a dog and a weasel and you’ve got a winner.

Astronaut Don Pettit shows off his “microgravity yo-yo tricks” while in space. He’s not as good as his Earthbound counterparts, but he makes up for it by coming up with cool names for his tricks.

Even the world’s best athletes have bad days, but some of the commentators at the 2012 London Olympics are quite the perfectionists. These are some of the contenders for Best Worst Comments.

We might have missed the first round, but the second and third go-rounds of Conan tribute to the Olympic slow-mo cameras is chockful of amusing shots of stuff captured at thousands of fps.

Delivery guys encounter all sorts of people and situations on the job. But this dude will have one hell of a time explaining to his boss what happened. He should’ve taken the first payment.