Awesome Videos

(MAJOR SPOILERS) If you’ve defeated the login demons of Diablo III, try getting to the game’s secret level: Whimsyshire. It has no cows, but it has ponies, living teddy bears and rainbows.

There are lots of ways to open a bottle of beer, but you have to hand it to this guy for his ability to cleanly pop open a cold brew with just a bit more equipment than is necessary.

We’ve seen people wage war with cardboard, now watch a battle using weapons drawn with magical chalk in this short film by SoKrispyMedia. It’s like an adult version of Crayon Physics Deluxe.

Don’t get bored or sleepy while Vsauce shares some facts and theories about yawning. The leading theory why humans yawn maybe more intense than you think, but it actually makes sense.

(NSFW: Language) Mac Lethal aka the Dana White of rap music wants you to know two things: that he’s not just a pancake rapper, and that “you’re” and “your” are quite different from each other.

A series of short videos made by Junaid Chundrigar showing Marvel’s heroes and villains having a bad day. They have super powers, but when things go wrong, things go super wrong as well. Poor Hulk.

(NSFW: Language) The folks at DigitalRev put the Canon EOS 7D through a series of unscientific but nonetheless punishing tests, hitting, dropping, freezing, shooting and then burning the camera.

Music played on floppy drives never gets old. Ok, it sorta does. But we’re still impressed by this rendition of Ramin Djawadi’s masterful Game of Thrones theme played with these computer relics.

Fasten your seats, it’s going to be a bumpy ride, as Marcelo Gutierrez takes his bike down the ridiculously rough downhill ride, including countless stairs and cobblestones in Monserrate, Bogotá.

Listen all y’all, it’s a children’s remake of Spike Jonze’s music video of the Beastie Boys’ 1994 hit Sabotage. James Winters and his wife made the video with the help of his kids and his nephew.

Jessica of the Korean pop group SNSD was invited to throw out the first pitch at a recent baseball game in South Korea. Despite the lengthy warm-up, she clearly has no idea what a baseball is.

Live Your Life is the first single from the self-titled debut album of Malaysian singer Yunalis Zarai aka Yuna. Pharell’s beats wisely step out of the way of the budding star’s soothing voice.

Today’s kids probably can’t tell the difference between a vinyl record and a frisbee, and this clip only further perpetuates that confusion, as records go flying through the air and onto turntables.

From the same team that brought you the World’s Slowest Porsche comes another pedal-powered replica: the Fahrradi Farfalla FFX, along with the perfect parody of supercar commercials.

(NSFW: Language) A team of Ghosts deal with a TARFU mission. Even without a product to promote, this short film by Francois Alaux and Herve de Crecy can stand on its own. Turn captions on.

Mario and Fafa dig up some classic games on their Wii, nailing a killer Super Mario Bros. 2 level, sharing their theories on Pac-Man’s bathroom habits, and… Dubbo Dwibbo. Part two here.

The Russian Federal Space Agency’s Elektro-L satellite captures astounding 121mp images of the Earth. In this video, we get a time-lapse comprised of color-enhanced shots. Hi-res pics here.

Hyundai UK unleashes a troop of baboons on the i30 to prove how durable the family- and wallet-friendly hatchback is. We’re not sure they proved much, but hey, a bunch of monkeys in a car.

This machinima captures the essence of Michael Bay’s Transformers movies. If only this was released back in 2007, then we would have saved hours of our lives. ALL THE BUTTS, ROLL OUT!

A sloth of bear cubs form a conga line of cleaning, nibbling on each others’ heads. They could also be playing. We can’t be sure. We don’t speak bear. All we know is the dude in front is unfair.

(NSFW) A reusable lint roller isn’t exactly a glamorous or exciting product, but Schticky was able to market it well. Or so we thought, until we saw this “gag reel,” which is better the actual ad.

We’re starting to wonder if the people in Jack Vale’s city think he’s nuts. Here he is with another awkward prank, convincing his wife that he’s at Walmart. Well he is, but that’s not the problem.

Musician GULL performs w/ guitar, drum, digital loops and vocals all at the same time. We reserve judgment on the song (and the mask) but we’re duly impressed with his extreme multitasking skills.