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“I don’t know if love is real… but I know the sounds I make of people finding love are very real.” Meet Tim. He’s the foley artist responsible for the squishy lovemaking sound effects on The Bachelor. At least that’s what Comedy Central wants us to believe.

“You’ll want to hang around people with very low ambition – that’ll make you above average…” Self help expert JP Sears presents some useful advice on how not to just be successful, but to be better at being successful than everyone else.

Screen Junkies presents their take on summer 2017’s big hit, the over-the-top Thor sequel which trimmed Thor’s lush locks, smashed mighty Mjolnir, and gave us the Goldblum we all deserved. But first, we have to get through the new Marvel logo sequence.

(PG-13: Language) Comedians Nick Kroll and John Mulaney once again hosted the Film Independent Spirit Awards. In their opening monologue, they mocked the show’s name, the recent Hollywood scandals, the catering budget for Menashe and more.

(PG-13 Link) Artist Igor Lipchanskiy was curious to know what might be hidden off the edges of iconic album covers. It turns out that Igor himself is lurking in the wings with everyone from Jim Morrison to John and Yoko, offering some form of assistance or distraction.

A man offers to house sit for a friend, but when he shows up he finds out he’s expected to take care of her pet as well. But Mister Biscuits isn’t exactly your everyday domesticated animal. Tom Levinge’s amusing short film is a real charmer.

(PG-13: Language) “My expectations today are that it’s gonna hurt, and tomorrow is gonna be a disaster.” Ty Burrell, best known as Phil Dunphy in Modern Family, talks about being a firefighter, dealing with rejection as an actor, making the most out of your luck and more.

We’re already quite familiar with some of life’s less satisfying moments, but here are some more frustrating examples compiled by 4096 RED, from broken pencil lead to the dregs in the cereal box. That phone rotation thing is so annoying when it happens.

Shaun White’s gold medal-winning Halfpipe run in the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics was pretty epic all on its own. But Dylan “Tater Tot” Tate decided to give it a little more sparkle and shine with the addition of visuals and sound effects from Super Mario Bros.

(PG-13: Language) Casually Explained breaks down the tiers of thought processes, from acting purely on instinct to the curse that is overthinking. For the latter, he comforts us by reminding us that no one cares about us and we will all be forgotten.

(PG-13: Language) Wisecrack’s alien film critic Garyx Wormuloid takes on Peter Weir’s sci-fi classic, The Truman Show. Despite the overabundance of jokes in the video, it still does a good job of explaining the movie’s theme.

ClickHole presents a hilarious spoof of some of the numerous film essay videos we’ve featured here on The Awesomer. In this clip, the narrator explains how acclaimed director Paul Thomas Anderson uses a specific shape to set a mood. There Will Be Hot Dogs.

Eleanor Sizemore was minding her own business when she came across this plump and fluffy squirrel in a tree, and he was seriously going to town on a glazed donut. We like to think of this short video clip as the companion piece to Pizza Rat.

If you must dip your McNuggets while driving, the Saucemoto is the solution to your first-world problem. It clips onto most car air vents, and securely holds dip containers from many fast food restaurants – all while filling your car with the aroma of BBQ sauce or honey mustard.

There’s a ton of praise being heaped on actor Sam Rockwell for his complex character portrayal in Three Billboards. But back in 2002, he played The Gong Show host Chuck Barris in Confessions of a Dangerous Mind. Here’s a bit of his amazing screen test.

Screen Junkies pokes fun at the nine films nominated for Best Picture Academy Awards this year, from Gary Oldman’s fat suit in The Darkest Hour to the fishy shades of grey in The Shape of Water, to that guy from Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri.

“This figure skating sucks!” Comedy Central presents a spot-on lampoon of I, Tonya, in which Margot Robbie plays America’s most infamous Olympic curling athlete. The parody of the scene between Jeff Gillooly and Shawn Eckhardt is priceless.

(Gore) Life-as-e-sports specialist TierZoo explains how mammals and dinosaurs came to be. In the wake of a near-server shutdown known as the Great Dying, two groups of land animals dominated. But one of them eventually came up with a great idea: standing up.

A bit from a 2012 Central Park performance by Reggie Watts in which he replicated the esoteric and offbeat sounds of Thom Yorke and the gang from Radiohead. It’s so spot-on that some are calling it a “cover” rather than a “parody.” Download or stream the track here.

“It’s either summoning a cake… or charging a death beam.” Funnymaker TomSka presents a hilarious sketch about a man who discovers a spoon that possesses mysterious powers and shows it off to his friend – with some interesting results.

Designer Erik Vogt brings together two of our favorite pastimes on a single t-shirt design. We’re looking forward to the episode where Guy Fieri goes up against a Mind Flayer in a spicy pepper eating contest. Also available on hoodies and prints.

(PG-13: Language) Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan sat down with Hot Ones to talk about making the most out of his cheat days, his go-to convenience store meals when he was a kid, getting fired up during his Friday Night Lights audition and more.

Arnold wants the kids to listen, but no matter how much he drills it into their little heads, they’re not bringing their toys back to the carpet. A hilarious and catchy track made using sounds from Kindergarten Cop by remix master Swedemason.

The Fine Brothers panel of youngsters goes hands-on with another technological dinosaur – a “portable” turntable. While they’re clearly fascinated with the mechanical music player, there’s no doubt they’re all going back to streaming digital tunes as soon as they’re done.

A hilariously absurd video from Grieg Johnson which provides instruction on how to play an “ancient, elegant” musical instrument. But it’s not just the Shenanigan that’s of interest – it’s the fake Scandanavian-ish tongue that the narrator speaks in that really makes the video.