Awesome Videos

While we learned from the Mythbusters that folding paper more than seven times isn’t impossible, but extremely difficult. But if you could fold it 45 times, guess what would happen?

Tricking is a sport that combines flips, kicks and twists. Think of it as gymnastics minus the leotards, plus a bit of capoeira. Watch Brandon MCcuien to get a better idea of the sport.

14-year old Jake Foushee wants to become a voice actor, and what better way to show off his talent than by imitating the voice of all voices, the raspy baritone of the late Don LaFontaine?

Ryan Gosling may have been a bad-ass wheelman in Drive, but Alex Blagg works a different angle, as a pro at picking up from fast food drive-thrus. We never knew a spork was such an effective weapon.

Like pranks? Here’s 10 practical jokes from Quirkology that you can pull off with minimal effort and no cost (except your friendships.) The ketchup packet trick is pure evil. Works with mustard too.

Despite having no real interest or desire to express himself creatively in his waking life, artist Lee Hadwin has a natural talent for producing fairly interesting works of art in his sleep.

What would happen if Star Trek were written by and for cats? Perhaps it would look something like this video clip starring Commander Titan and Security Officer Atlas. Beam me up some 9Lives!

The Switch Riders team can conjure smoke and tire tracks and pull off donuts as easily as Ken Block can. But they also have several unique tricks that not even the gymkhana pioneer can pull off.

Battlefield 3 players: if you see the name ‘Threatty’ on the opposing team, you better bring your A-game. This dude is the Rambo of Battlefield, if Rambo had 3D modeling and video editing skills.

The Monk seems to be a mix of the Barbarian, the Amazon and the Paladin. He’s skilled in melee combat, uses his agility to evade attacks and projects mantras to enhance himself and his allies.

Weyland Corporation is proud to present David, its 8th generation android and the butler and maintenance man of the spaceship Prometheus. Top class acting from Michael Fassbender.

We’ve seen cats run away at the mere sound of a vacuum cleaner, but Corbin the corgi loves being the target of the appliance. We’re not sure what he likes more – the sensation or the attention.

The second single released by The Neighbourhood, a five-man band from Los Angeles that’s currently receiving well-deserved praise for their catchy, laid-back sound. Download two tracks on Nylon.

If you’ve got a cat in the house, you might actually be familiar with the wake-up technique shown off here by Boo the cat. If not, be glad you aren’t awakened this way every day.

(NSFW: Language) A public service advisory from YouTuber epicleveltv to all young boys. Spread the word. But maybe skip the pessimistic part of the video. That really doesn’t help.

A montage of My Little Pony‘s bubbly Pinkie Pie smiling her way through Skyrim. And by smiling we mean killing, even her fellow horse. Those who own Skyrim on PC can download the mod here.

In her defense, this kid was probably just sleepy, but the point is we should watch where we’re going. There are all sorts of dangers on the streets, and before you know it you’re on YouTube.

(NSFW: Lyrics) We usually gobble down two or three slices of pizza in a minute, but this kid likes to take his time and eat each slice with serious style and swagger (and a little help from Prince.)

The music video for My Apartment’s Very Clean Without You, a funny breakup song by comedy folk duo Riki Lindhome and Kate Micucci aka Garfunkel and Oates. Animation by Deanna Rooney.

YouTuber ThereIsaCanal imagines gaming on Google’s AR glasses. We were expecting more use of the map and communication apps, but gaming on real-world locations is revolutionary enough.

Kane aka The Motorboat Sound Effect Generator won’t let any other dog rule in his house. Not even himself. Amazing how he seems to recognize his master’s reflection but not his own. Oh dogs.

Digital filmmakers KORB created this unofficial Coca-Cola promo for a competition, taking the drink’s iconic glass and liquid-filled bottle and playing with its form through sound.

If you grew up during the 80s you probably saw a lot of Steve Hershon on TV, but his face or name won’t ring any bells. Steve was a hand insert model, hired only for close up shots of hands.