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(PG-13: Language) Maxine is an adorable little corgi. She doesn’t ask for much in life either – a walk, some pets, and the occasional bowl of her favorite snack food. But she’s not all cuddles and hugs, as we learn from the punchline of Uncorked Productions‘ silly short film.

If you’re gonna be a superhero, you sleep with one eye open. And if you’re sawing logs on the plane, you want people to know you’ve got your eye on ’em too. These sleep masks should do the trick nicely. Available in Finn, Jake, Lumpy Princess, Darth, and Stormtrooper designs too.

Between traffic, pollution, and the cost of owning a car, riding a bike is often a better way to get around. Oscar Boyson and Erin DeWitt created this lighthearted short using scenes from movies to dissuade us from driving cars, and instead to get out and start pedaling.

Director James Curran’s lighthearted animation features talking butts of all shapes and sizes. The first 40 seconds are amusing in their own right, but things take an unexpected turn after that, and the clip turns into a surprisingly well executed public service announcement.

Feel the rainbow. Kidrobot rides on the hype of Deadpool 2 with this silly plush toy. Not only is it huge at 16″ tall, the plush toy sees Deadpool riding a unicorn and has a vibrating pack. It requires three AA batteries.

“Woke up in the morning, traveling straight into the sun.” Yep, that’s Bill Wurtz all right. The master of feel good vacuum pop is back with another insanely catchy song. This time he talks about escaping to various places and times. And being overwhelmed by salmon.

A man with a fear of just about everything decides to test his luck at exposure therapy, facing his numerous phobias by moving in with all of them under one roof. A wonderfully fun animated short film from Bali Engel and Matthieu Landour of Bat Collective.

Avengers: Infinity War includes just about every major MCU character yet. But Marvel could have added many other characters under their parent company’s umbrella to round out the cast even further. Nerdist envisions what that movie might have been like.

“So when I have The Facebook, do I also have the Internet?” Bad Lip Reading pokes fun at the congressional hearings of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, replacing the often uncomfortable and uninformed interrogation with an similarly awkward series of questions and answers.

“They are short, stocky, and scaleless, and often look like little pieces of garbage.” We haven’t heard from ZeFrank in eons, so we were thrilled to see he dropped a new nature video for us to enjoy. Here, he introduces us to some weird looking, camouflaging ambush predators.

Feeling lonely without passengers to drive around? Problem solved. This window cling decal lets you add a cute passenger to your car who’s so slow that he won’t ever get out of the seat. We recommend putting one in every window (except the driver’s side.)

This commercial for one of Nissin’s instant noodle dishes starts out innocently enough, but then the little chicken presents an offering to the devil, and things get very intense, very quickly. Language is no barrier to enjoying this one. Explanation here (in Japanese).

(PG-13: Language) If you can believe it, YouTube has only been around since 2005. Lots of things have changed with the service since then, and Casually Explained is here to casually explain the history of Google’s video juggernaut, and what its changes have meant for creators.

David Bornstein’s darkly comic short film tells the story of a piñata, as told from its own perspective. The concept of an inanimate object’s existential dread was already done to the Nth degree in Sausage Party, but Bornstein conveys the same with far greater restraint.

In this clip from Adam Ruins Everything‘s episode An Ancient History of Violence, the show points out that gladiators were actually treated and governed much like today’s combat athletes. Still, a small percentage of them did meet their end in the arena.

Musician Steve “SamuraiGuitarist” Onotera presents a hyperbolic short film about an itch he’s been wanting to scratch – stringing together all 37 of his stomp boxes, to hear what it sounds like when he routes his guitar through them all. That Miku stomp box is hilarious.

(PG-13: Language) Actor Nick Offerman already has a pretty solid day job, but in case his good looks and manly voice ever fade, he’s got a career he can fall back on – writing captions for the famed (but often esoteric) cartoons from The New Yorker. Seriously, they should hire him.

It’s a double battle royale. With chicken. Nukazooka imagines what would happen if Playerunknown’s Battlegrounds was invaded by its main competitor, Fortnite. Can a player whose only edge is a frying pan beat magical construction powers and heavy armor?

Mario Wienerroither has some fun with Justin Timberlake and Chris Stapleton’s hit track Say Something, transforming the opening of the song into an uncomfortable practice session in which JT doesn’t seem to know how to use the volume knobs on his audio gear.

(PG-13: Language) Simone Giertz’s latest ridiculous design is for a contraption that you set on your shoulders to deliver items to your face as they rotate in orbit around your head. Yes, it’s as stupidly hilarious as it sounds.

YouTuber Spacepig22 worked a little video magic on a classic scene from Seinfeld, replacing Jerry Seinfeld with Barry B. Benson, the fuzzy little insect he portrayed in The Bee Movie. It would be fun to see an entire episode done this way.

There’s an entire subreddit dedicated to Pareidolia – the idea that we tend to see faces in inanimate objects because it’s human nature to look for other living creatures. This amusing promo clip for VICELAND’s Weed Week 2018 goes one step further, and makes the faces sing.

“Maybe they’re shy. They don’t need to be on television to self-validate.” As part of Conan and Jordan Schlansky’s Italian trip, the duo went to Naples to get coffee, invaded a TV show set, and just generally raised the bar for annoying tourists.

YouTuber Alef presents a truly unusual cover version of The White Stripes’ hit track Seven Nation Army, using a rubber band, a toy frog, a kid’s maraca, and a vacuum cleaner as his primary instruments of choice. A squeaky frog army couldn’t hold us back.

Ivy Hill AllStars‘ toned-down cover version of OutKast’s hit Hey Ya! might seem pretty normal if it weren’t for the fact that the guys are all lounging around a small bathroom in their birthday suits while performing the tune.