Awesome Videos

If you think this pistol is ridiculous, take a look at this 12 gauge shotgun that is fired like a compound bow. We’d say more about the poor video quality, but these folks have a shotgun, so. No.

Kermit tries to eat Amy Adams, Statler and Waldorf are caught sleeping and a robot blurts out “Chill, fools” in the “longest blooper reel ever.” At least in Muppet history. Probably.

There is a line between adorable and creepy, and this joey slowly bursting emerging out of its mom’s pouch is straddling that line. In case you’re a koala, we mean no offense. Please don’t hurt us.

(Gore) A short film inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s short story The Tell-Tale Heart. Despite its excessive preamble, Ryan Connoly’s film provides a gripping tale about guilt. DVD/Blu-ray here.

Color Me Rad is a secular version of the Festival of Colors. It’s a 5 kilometer marathon held across the United States where participants are regularly doused with brightly colored corn starch.

The Planet Earth Live crew have been covering these meerkats for so long that the animals have gotten used to them. We can’t help but think of the observer effect, but let’s not ruin things.

Mike Massé and his bandmates might be playing at a pizza parlor, but that doesn’t mean they can’t blow our minds with this amazing spot-on cover of Blind Melon’s moving classic No Rain. More here.

A compilation of slow motion footage of various athletes and competitors doing what they do best, assembled by YouTuber Grégory Villien. The song is Adagio in D Minor by John Murphy.

Injured? Broke your gadget? Killed someone? Rhett & Link have the universal cure… just rub some bacon on it. Nope, it makes absolutely no sense, but it’s a catchy tune… and now we’re hungry.

This raccoon (toy) is about to get its ass handed to it, courtesy of a stealthy cat lurking in the shadows below its comfy plaid perch. The best 11 seconds you’ll spend today.

The Golden Gate Bridge celebrated its 75th anniversary on 5/27/12 with day-long festivities, culminating in a 19-minute fireworks display. Video by Michael Coleman; image by Thomas Hawk.

Winds going over 70mph rush past a scrapped Boeing 747 airplane at a boneyard in Mojave, California. It’s a basic lesson of aerodynamics. It’s a bittersweet metaphor. It’s a viral video.

A Russian Rambo decimates a battalion of soldiers to get to an American dead shot who has done the same to his comrades in this action-packed Battlefield 3 machinima by Robert Stoneman.

As much as we enjoyed those Budweiser frog and chameleon commercials when they were popular, we much prefer the offbeat and dark humor in this hilarious Australian commercial produced for Ford.

Brett Domino of the Brett Domino Trio covers Daft Punk’s Aerodynamic on the playable Google Doodle synthesizer. It’s not as awesome as the original track, but come on. He did it on a Doodle.

Devin Supertramp’s latest video is a meticulously choreographed, epic paintball fight featuring opponents on foot, bikes, jeeps, ATVs, longboards, and even in a fan-powered paraglider.

We’ve heard all kinds of music and singing around here, but we can honestly say this is the first time our ears have had the privilege of listening to this tongue-twisting Indian scat singing called Konnakol.

The Scamander RRV looks like a prop from a science fiction movie. Evo got their hands on the all-terrain vehicle, and it truly is a sight to behold. It’s as noisy as it is unique though.

While at the Graham Norton Show, naturalist and broadcaster David Attenborough is asked to lend his noble voice to this viral video of a tortoise making love to a croc. A Crocs sandal, that is.

10th grader Eli Cirino was asked by his chemistry teacher to make a video that explains the basics of chemical bonds. Eli ended up making something much dorkier and sweeter than that.

Ukranian band Los Colorados takes on the classic Rammstein metal tune in their own style, with accordion, kazoo, and a complete lack of modesty (and shirts.) They also like to move it, move it.

AlmapBBDO spent 6 months putting together this 1-minute commercial for Getty Images and it’s easy to see why: the video is made from nothing but 873 stock photos from Getty Images’ archives.

A Japanese dentist invented the Kuru-Kuru Nabe, a pot which through some sort of sorcery continually stirs itself, freeing you from this mind- and arm-numbing task once and for all.