Awesome Videos

Most pets make noises to get their master’s attention, but this needy yet smart cat has a simple approach that has a 100% success rate: make it so its human can’t pay attention to anything else.

Joerg Sprave’s Slingshot Channel ignores its namesake, this time, letting his pal show off his deadly Mjölnir hammer, and how well it works to get dents out of Joerg’s Nissan Micra.

A squirrel infiltrated YouTuber Finn83’s kitchen. Not wanting to get caught, the rodent calls off his mission and executes his escape plan. Stealth Cat could take a lesson from this badass.

In the latest episode of Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry drives a vintage Rolls, and joins comedy veterans Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks for a chat and some deli sandwiches.

A breakthrough engine that could propel airplanes to insanely high speeds, designed to enable jets to fly up as fast as Mach 5 – which means you could fly from London to Sydney in just 4.5 hours.

Did you stand in line for 5 days for an iPhone 5? Still waiting for your delivery to show up? Then cringe at the wanton destruction of Apple’s latest wonderphone courtesy of the guys at RatedRR.

A follow-up to JamaicanBaconify’s hilarious Gif Sound Compilation, continues the tradition of adding appropriate (and inappropriate sounds) to animated .gifs. Game of Thrones cat, FTW!

Check out the conclusion of Top Gear’s sandblast challenge, putting luxurious rear-wheel drive cars to the test on a wet, sandy beach. Turns out it’s about as easy to drive on sand as a sheet of ice.

Bad Lip Reading takes on The Hunger Games.  Movie companies should have a bad lip read version as a bonus feature in their Blu-ray releases. Sales would go through the roof.

Behold: the power of marketing. Before the iPhone 5 came out, Jimmy Kimmel went to the streets to ask people what they thought about the new iPhone 5. Except they showed them the iPhone 4S.

Best known for his 1980s act highlighted by the smashing of watermelons, watch as comedian Gallagher is captured doing what he does in slow motion by a Phantom Miro camera. More here.

Geoff Mackley, Bradley Ambrose and Nathan Berg descended to the lava lake of the Marum volcano in Vanuatu, becoming the first people to ever come this close – about 98ft – to the scorching lake.

YouTuber Swoozie shares a shameful experience back when he was in 5th grade. His dad promised to buy him a TV for his room if he made the honor roll in school. Then French class happened.

John Neeman Tools is a small Latvian-based team that specializes in making woodworking tools and knives by hand. This video shows how they make an axe. The song is Holocene by Bon Iver.

Here’s another feline that must be in demand with parents. Although this time the cat isn’t really taking care of the baby so much as it’s cuddling the little human to submission.

…and we mean that title literally. Either this elephant was offended that it was being watched, or it has a disgusting sense of humor. “Hello, I am an elephant, and this is jackass.”

Alcohol is one of the leading causes of death in Finland. This chilling Finnish commercial for Lasinen lapsuus (“Fragile childhood”) imagines how inebriated adults appear to their children.

A wonderful animated short that perfectly captures the proverb, “Home is where the heart is.” Made by 3rd year students at Gobelins. English translation of text and dialogue here.

Icon Motorsports sends a couple of its top riders on a global motorcycle odyssey to test out their latest in riding gear. At the end of the day, it’s a 30-minute commercial, but it’s still worth your time.

A group of post-apocalyptic hipster kids express their angry blameless confusion in the music video for G#, a track from Cut It Out, the comeback EP from Canadian noise rock band Kitten.

YouTuber enquaynay reimagined a classic scene in Portal 2, creating humanoid forms for Wheatley and GLaDOS with a Disney-like art style. She should’ve made Chell a robot just for kicks.

Dancer Yash Agrawai (aka “RoboPop“) takes on a tiny humanoid robot, and does his best to replicate all the moves of the little mechanical dude. Or is it the other way around? We’re not sure.

Mr. Wizard may have paved the way for kid-friendly educational shows, but Mike Schuster has lots of evidence proving that we can also pick up tips on sarcasm and trolling from the old man.