Awesome Videos

We’ve already seen how sneaky dogs can be when they want to play. Here’s one that aims to kill. Watch as he uses his eagle eyes and lightning quick reflexes to catch an unsuspecting fish.

This man is part of a new breed of superhero. He has no powers, just quick wit, a helmet cam and a sense of justice. We call him the Roving Bro, always on the lookout for people left hanging.

YouTuber WoodysGamertag bought a bark control collar for his noisy puppy. But before he put it on his buddy, he tested it on himself. He got shocking results. He doesn’t want to bark anymore.

Ever wondered what would happen if you dropped something into the molten hot lava of a volcano? Here we see what happens when a bag of trash (mostly food garbage) plummets to a fiery death.

Online math show Numberphile talked with YouTube to find out why the view count of videos on the site often freezes at 301. It turns out they have different criteria for what counts as a view.

No, cats aren’t supposed to wear leashes! People, on the other hand, need structure and direction. Here, Kodi the kitten demonstrates all the proper moves to keep his human in line.

We’ll just assume the guys playing around with this excavator at the beach were on break when they decided to do something that is at once playful, dangerous and immensely entertaining to watch.

The video for Disparate Youth, the lead single from Santigold’s much-awaited second album Master of My Make-Believe. A steady getaway song for the young and the young at heart.

From Jimmy Kimmel’s fake detective files come a kid who has a propensity to say “Yes” to every question. Though we can see why such an adventurous young man would already love life.

Madeline the dachshund finds a new playmate and desperately tries to prolong their interaction. In crab news, a long and gigantic floppy-eared monster is terrorizing citizens. Zigzag away from it.

(Graphic Footage) You’d never think that while speeding around a track in your Z06 you’d have to be on the lookout for deer, but this driver is lucky to have survived this horrific impact. Poor deer.

Marco Ho is Bogart the Explorer, a parody of the late wildlife expert Steve Irwin. Bogart studies the Philippine urban jungle and its specimens, such as this one, the Filipino Snatcher.

McDonald’s Canada takes us to a burger photo shoot, comparing an in-store Quarter Pounder to the precisely styled ones that show up in ads, which surprisingly use the exact same ingredients.

Domino master FlippyCat takes on Vincent Van Gogh’s masterpiece Starry Night using approximately 7,000 falling tiles. Despite a few glitches along the way, we’re still impressed.

88:88 sees a woman determined to defend herself from a persistent intruder. We like to think of it as a science fiction version of Home Alone. The music is by Makeup and Vanity Set.

You may know Stevie Wonder as the ever-smiling guy with cornrows content to sit behind a piano and sing, but an even more lively, funky soul resides in that man. Here he is wilding out on a drum set.

A speeding blue BMW M5 does its best job to recreate in full-scale the effect of a bullet slicing through an apple, balloons and other obstacles, all captured in glorious slow-motion.

Viral video star Matt Harding returns with another heartwarming and funny montage of him dancing in various countries around the world. But this time he’s added more moves to his repertoire.

A time-lapse video showing how Alexander Koshelkov put together this 1920 x 1080 wallpaper using Photoshop. It took him 4 hours, 17 minutes, and 244 layers to create this dramatic image.

On June 19 Spencer West made it to the summit of Mt. Kilimanjaro despite having no legs. It gets better: he did it for charity, raising over $500,000 for clean water projects in East Africa.

CGP Grey explains the best way to pronounce the always popular planet’s name in his latest educational clip. No matter how you slice it, it sounds like your talking about something dirty.

An action-packed short film made by and for Minecraft fans. Don’t be put off by the goofy cardboard costumes. This is a Corridor Digital flick, and we all know what these guys can do.

AntiVJ’s audiovisual installation at the historic Hala Stulecia in Poland. We’ve seen several amazing projection mapping presentations, but the scale of this project takes it to the next level.