Awesome Funny Stuff

Because Steve Price can’t be trusted to roast marshmallows, the Sprice Machines host built a complicated chain reaction machine to do the work for him. The camping-themed Rube Goldberg contraption starts with a toy car rolling down a hill and ends with a marshmallow spinning above a heat gun. Now he just needs to expand it to make S’mores.

After building a V16 engine from chainsaws, the madmen at Garage 54 returned to their workshop to make another crazy engine. They built the engine by securing 50 cordless drills to a frame, fitted them with pulleys, and connected them to a driveshaft with belts. After wiring them to a single power switch, they jammed it into a heavily modded Lada.

Lady Luck? More like Kitty Luck. This silly cat scratch toy from SuckUK looks like a roulette wheel from The Cosmopawlitian Casino. It even spins like the real deal and comes with a jingling ball for your kitties to play with. Place your bets on how long the cardboard layers will last before your kitties rip it to shreds.

While a smile isn’t going to fix the world’s problems, it could cheer you up a little bit. This collab between SuckUK and Smiley maps the friendly face onto a desktop globe. The 8″ yellow globe is made from plastic and spins and smiles on a steel base. You’ll be all smiles with their Smiley mug and a Smiley lightbulb.

Quiietjay makes nature videos about cryptids. In this clip, you’ll learn all about a strange-looking creature called a “prince,” which hails from the Greenhouses region of the Far Plane. Measuring over 5 feet long and 3 feet tall, it has a see-through glass body like a living Prince Rupert’s Drop. It comes from the same neighborhood as the Golbo. (Thanks, Rob!)

Tesla is planning on putting its Optimus humanoid robots into mass production later this year. We suppose that means we’re one year closer to the inevitable robot uprising. SoKrispyMedia’s short film kicks off with an action-packed car chase and ends with Tesla’s bots doing battle with the humans giving chase to one of the company’s EVs.

It’s 3000 years in the future, and somehow, The History Channel is still cranking out the same content. What kind of Ancient Secret Mysteries will they encounter? Wizards with Guns takes the controls of a remote archeological rover and drives it into the hidden chamber of some dude still living in his parents’ basement.

If you haven’t watched the animated web series WiggleWood, it’s worth watching. Each bite-sized, pixelated episode features a bearded wizard and other fantasy characters as they navigate the everyday challenges of their world. This hilariously weird episode shows what happens when they rub a genie’s lamp.

(PG-13) 175 animators took scenes from a South Park episode and recreated them in their own styles. The 22-minute film is a testament to individuality, creativity, and persistence, as it took six years to bring all of the scenes to life. South Park Reanimated is based on the finalé of Season 11, in which the fourth-grade girls create a list ranking each boy’s looks.

They just tell you that you’re on your own… don’t you know that you’re toxic? Remix master Bill McClintock is back with another wonderfully unholy mashup. Combining the sounds of Britney Spears, Black Sabbath, and Mötley Crüe makes absolutely no sense, but we can’t stop dancing to this one.

The 1985 Jamie Lee Curtis and John Travolta flick Perfect was far from a perfect movie. But it did capture the essence of the big ’80s with its outfits and plot about the sex lives of the fitness-obsessed. Curtis exercises her great sense of humor by teaming up with Jimmy Fallon to poke fun at one of its cheesy aerobics scenes.

This hilarious mashup video from Alternative Cuts imagines what it might be like if Breaking Bad’s Tuco Salamanca was a contestant on Squid Game. The psychopathic drug dealer has no problem going toe-to-toe with the Pink Guards, and he thinks the cookies are tight! tight! tight!

Ice-drifting in a Miata is a fun way to spend a day. The guys at Garage 54 had a different idea for driving a Mazda in the winter. Their plan? Take the front half of a junkyard Mazda, attach an underbody sled, and slide it around on the snow. Since the donor car was front-wheel drive, no rear wheels were needed.

You know the three-legged race game that people play at company picnics to get them to work together? This is like that but at a much higher level. Dating back to the Ming Dynasty, the traditional Chinese sport of board-shoe racing forces cooperation by strapping three athletes’ feet to a pair of wooden boards so they must run in lock-step.

Peter Sripol knows a thing or two about radio-controlled aircraft. In this video, Peter and his buddies outfitted some super cool Losi R/C motorcycles with various configurations of wings and propellers to help them take flight. Those little bikes are really impressive but also about $600 each.

Piano? More like paino. Mattias Krantz has a thing for making dangerous musical instruments. After creating a piano that’s capable of electrocution, he moved on to one that triggers paintball guns when its keys are pressed. It plays music by turning its victims’ screams into notes.