Awesome Videos

(NSFW: Language) Celebrity impersonator Ross Marquand finds himself with his back against the wall when he’s paid a visit by all of the celebs he apes, who demand that he stop. (Thanks Dan!)

An awesome, action-packed short film based on the Grand Theft Auto series featuring a thrilling chase which has Niko Bellic hunting down his latest mission objective. Directed by Gevorg Karensky.

A short film about the dark origin of teddy bears, Tufty is a strange one – it’s quite predictable and drags at times, yet we still fell for its hooks all throughout. Do not let kids watch this. Seriously.

One very lucky (and skilled) motorcycle rider came inches from being thrown from his bike by a flying mattress that wasn’t tied down properly. This is why we avoid such junk trucks like the plague.

Another wonderful video from the diverse world of Devin Graham, featuring shots of the Alaskan wilderness and its inhabitants. Filmed using a Canon 5D Mark III. Original score by Stephen Anderson.

Glove and Boots aren’t just here to entertain. They’re here to educate. Here, everyone’s favorite snarky groundhog teaches us how to use Photoshop CS6 properly. Grab the tutorial files here.

The Onion Talks pokes fun at the sometimes pretentious TED Talks. The latest video talks about a recent online trend: clueless companies hiring other people to connect them to social media.

While this is one of the facepalmingly worst cases of vertical video that we’ve ever seen, we’ll forgive who ever took it because it captures an awesome moment. Man’s best bro! Friendship yeah!

You’ve probably seen the ridiculously photogenic runner. Here’s a ridiculously photogenic sleeper. Lisa Jones’ son Leo tries his hardest to stay awake while showing off his heart-melting smile.

The latest compilation from Real Skifi, a group of teenage urban skiers from Finland. The video starts out with some great bloopers, then shows their clever use of makeshift props for their tricks.

Africans are dealing with many serious issues, but they want to remind us that like any other place on Earth, Africa is a huge continent with many facets. And that living in Norway can suck too.

(Spoilers) A compilation by Melanie-d containing clips from all – yes, all – 177 episodes of one of the most formulaic yet entertaining TV shows ever made.  It took her 2 months of editing to complete.

Musician Josie Charlwood returns with another extraordinary cover version – this time doing a minimal, but nonetheless awesome take on Adele’s theme to the latest and greatest Bond flick.

Have a look at the transformation of Azeroth and its inhabitants over the years. As part of the celebration, players who log in between 11/18 to 12/1 will receive a bonus achievement and an item.

Key & Peele take on a tried and tested action movie trope: the old hero who’s quit the game and went off the grid way before the start of the movie. You know what happens next. Or do you?

An incredible and unlikely performance of the electro-rave sounds of Insomnia by Faithless, as this elderly man accompanies the track with the fastest spoons in London. (Thanks JJ!)

We’ve already been mesmerized by the scientific sorcery that is quantum levitation, but the part where Dr. Boaz Almog floats the disc upside-down on the rail really messed with our heads.

National Geographic’s short profile on the sensational free solo climber Alex Honnold. While he’s talented and brave, we have to applaud the people behind the camera for the awesome shots.

FatAwesome accurately depicts how your friends might act if they behaved more like cats and dogs than humans. Though we’ve known more than a few guys who act the same when inebriated.

Marquese “Nonstop” Scott and his equally ill friends from the Dragon House crew pop and grind to Gramatik’s Illusion of Choice. The opening sequence alone puts real robots to shame.

(NSFW: Language) Have a look at the time Conan had cornrows, Triumph’s return and the world’s shortest freefall and more in this hilarious supercut of the second season of his late night show.

Corridor Digital’s promotional video for Far Cry 3. The protagonist’s alcohol and drug-fueled delusion gives them a convenient excuse to go crazy with their bread and butter: visual effects.

A WWII fighter finds himself at death’s door and asks his fellow soldier to deliver his dying message to the love of his life. There’s just one problem… or two… or three… or four…