Awesome Videos

(PG-13: Language) Hot Ones sat down with comedian Bobby Lee and subjected him to the usual round of pepper-induced torture. He reminisces about Mad TV, explains some of his Instagram pics, talks short shorts, and lets his digestive system speak for itself.

(PG-13: Language) While the mighty hydraulic press is no match for these matches and lighters, its operator Lauri Vuohensilta is a mere mortal, and might want to stand behind the blast shield next time he plays with explosives. Now this is how you do a sponsored post.

Under Armour and Steph Curry are understandably eager to move on. But Nike and LeBron James want to use the past as motivation, to treat the odds not as walls but as steps. All while cheekily reminding us of the block that shook the world.

The Pet Collective presents a compilation of some of the weirdest pet behaviors, from strange sounds, to goofy poses, to animals too clever for their own good, and some downright stupid ones.

A couple of years ago, a client asked photographer Joe Capra for panoramic time-lapse shots of LA. The project eventually fell through, but Joe loved his initial shots. So he kept on shooting. For 2 years. The bigger the screen you have to watch on, the better.

A cult goes to extremes to “experience a taste of God” in Pierre Michel-Estival’s proof of concept short film. The first 40 seconds are nearly worthless, and the transition to the climax is janky, but what a climax it is.

There’s an app for just about everything, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few ideas yet to be executed. Mario and Fafa present a few concepts which they think should be made. We’re pretty sure U.S. presidential campaign writers are already using Wing Zingers.

Burger Fiction catalogs every time that action star Tom Cruise had to put on his running shoes and either run towards adventure or beat a hasty retreat from danger. With all the running he’s been doing for the last 30-odd years, no wonder he’s in such great shape.

“Charles, the world is not the same as it was. Mutants – they’re gone now.” YouTuber afauclair intensified the already somber trailer for Logan, adding scenes from the past FOX X-Men movies to contextualize Wolverine’s exhaustion and loss.

It might look like a giant egg on wheels, but Aerovelo’s highly aerodynamic, high tech, lightweight recumbent bicycle allows its rider to achieve insane speeds as high as 89.59 mph, the fastest speed ever recorded by a human-powered vehicle.

Apple’s advertising style seems to have finally rubbed off on Beats By Dre with this Super Bowl quality 90-second ad spot for their wireless earphones, peppered with a veritable who’s who of celebrities, and set to that song from Age of Ultron.

(PG-13) “Awareness overpowers ignorance.” kaptainkristian champions the increasing vulgarity of South Park. The show constantly depicts mature content, but it’s its relentless contextualization of “bad” language that will cement its legacy.

An irresistible boy named Henry talks to some of the members of the Chicago Bulls about their favorite snacks and samples some of the treats as well. He’s being coached through an earpiece, but we don’t care. Bulls, you gotta let him talk to the other teams.

(PG-13: Language) We know that in real life, Gordon Ramsay is a softie, but on TV, he can be a real a-hole. YouTuber Sam Wilber envisions a world in which Chef’s Hell’s Kitchen persona takes on the adorable kids on MasterChef Junior. Alexa, Season Pass, please.

CGP Grey simplifies the lessons from The Dictator’s Handbook to present an incredibly depressing yet ultimately pragmatic picture of how leadership – be it of a country or a family – is achieved and sustained. Our robot overlords can’t get here soon enough.

(Gross) “I should note there’s no oversight as to what constitutes ‘high quality.’ I’m just allowed to call things that.” Roger a.k.a. Honest Satan talks about how the meat industry caters to the modern flesh ingester.

“You know, this jeans thing, this is years ago. Come on.” The outgoing US President Barack Obama once again reads from a heavily filtered list of mean tweets about him. Jimmy Kimmel Live’s segment has gone soft, but it’s still funny.

The members of an exclusive club attempt to pull off a big Halloween heist – as they try to steal the skull of the late, great Vincent Price. The latest short from Joe and Lloyd Stas is as offbeat and endearing as ever, though we think Spooky Club is missing one critical member.

You think you know how the world works? If you’ve ever watched one of Aldo Jones‘ Weird Trailers, you most certainly know to expect some strange stuff. It’s only more appropriate this time, since the lead character’s name is “Doctor Strange” after all.

A vibrant cover version of Marvin Gaye’s classic which will have you marching down the street, spinning an umbrella along to the Dixieland jazz sounds of New Orleans’ Hot 8 Brass Band. Go figure that the video was shot in London.

Mehdi Sadaghdar takes on a fake life hack that’s gotten roughly 48 million views because it supposedly shows how to make a wireless smartphone charger that works from up to 50 feet away. He contemplates giving in to fakery, but ends up turning into the hero we need.

Four months after a historic crash and burn, Steph Curry has one goal in mind: make that news old. The two-time MVP promotes his latest signature shoes by taking on the pressure of a comeback. Looks like he wants to make layups from half-court too.

Patrik Wallner’s latest short contains all of the requisites we’ve come to expect from the talented filmmaker: stunning locations, stellar skateboarding, and fantastic cinematography. So sit back and relax, and take a wonderful foot-propelled ride through Southern Africa.