Awesome Videos

(PG-13: Language) Ad agencies and commercial directors get paid good money for their creativity, but corporate bosses often turn to tired cliches to convince customers. The Kloons made a reusable commercial spot so brands need not waste their money ever again.

Swiss pro skater Jonny Giger has on ongoing YouTube series in which he tries to recreate the special tricks from the Tony Hawk Pro Skater games. He should enlist Colin Furze’s help to pull off the Jango Jump Jet.

“Gut feeling” may actually exist, but not the one that has a knack for making good decisions. AsapScience points to the enteric nervous system, a division of the nervous system that governs our digestive organs, and perhaps to an extent our emotional well-being as well.

Conan O’Brien is one of the many celebrity investors who now co-own the UFC. But he’s the only one who’ll put his face where his money is. Just look at that pose. He clearly knows what he’s doing. Or maybe he’s just punking someone.

(PG-13: Language) “As you all know, the quietest way to kill a man is to just put your arms over his eyes.” Dunkey plays the 2005 game The Matrix: Path of Neo. It’s obviously broken or modded, but man those cutscenes should have been cut scenes.

(PG-13: Language) “It literally says use at your own risk on the f***ing bottle.” Chiefs’ tight end Travis Kelce talks about his dating reality show, being a sneakerhead, Kansas sports fans and more while being demolished by awful tasting hot sauces.

(SPOILERS) YouTuber Alt Shift X reads into one of George R.R. Martin’s A Song of Ice and Fire prequel stories and guesses that Sansa might marry a Targaryen. Our money is on Sansa realizing that married life is not for her.

Grant “The King of Random” Thompson shills for Lenovo’s MotoMods smartphone add-ons by strapping a Moto Z Force phone to the side of a 10-foot rocket with duct tape and a custom-molded mounting bracket, then firing it more than 16,000 feet into the air.

“If one of these skateboards or ski boards or whatever they’re called hit a person, they’d break a leg because they’re just like a missile!” Pwuffy Pineapples shares a hilarious Canadian news report from 1985 about this dangerous new fad known as snowboarding.

(PG-13: Language) Watch Kevin “53,000” Hart and Conan “Dutch Woman” O’Brien compete on pull-ups, compare personal trainers, and turn into the most annoying people ever to step foot inside a gym.

We’ve seen lots of LEGO vending machines, but never one that can dispense liquids. ElectryDragonite used a pair of Mindstorms NXT servo motors to create a hydraulic pump that to send soda through the machine and into a glass once the customer pays up.

How It’s Made walks us through the making of the modern day Peel 50, a tiny fiberglass-bodied car with a 1-cyl engine that doesn’t seem like something you should be driving on public roads. The original version dates back to the early 1960s and is worth up to $200k.

Carpenter Shop built came across an image of what appears to be an impossible object, and decided to see if he could reproduce it in his workshop. The finished build really will mess with your brain if you stare at it for too long, but it’s actually quite a simple visual trick.

Given all of the intricacies of S U R V I V E’s original version of the Stranger Things theme song, we think that musician Wandertalk did a great job replicating the sound on his collection of retro and analog synthesizers.

If you’ve ever wondered why we never built a lunar colony, not just because of the technical challenge, but because of the ridiculous amounts of money it would take to achieve. Wendover Productions estimated the cost of putting 4 astronauts on the moon for a year.

Director Dima Terem’s psychoactive music video for Pixelord’s post-modern chiptune features a robotic protagonist covered in dozens of white LED panels which light up to the beat of the music. We haven’t wanted a light-up outfit this much since Daft Punk did it.

Kaptain Kristian’s latest video essay looks at Donald Glover (aka “Childish Gambino”), a man who seamlessly blurs the lines between his diverse talents and interests. His approach is a true reflection of today’s society, in which fewer and fewer of us will accept being pigeonholed.

Researchers from MIT developed a tiny flat robot which folds itself into a different shape when heated, scampers about, then dissolves itself. They’ve also created a variant which could be swallowed in a capsule and used to perform surgery or deliver medications inside your body.

Since the 1880’s, Jack Daniel’s world famous whiskey has been produced in the small city of Lynchburg, Tennessee. The company’s newest ad campaign introduces some of the city’s residents, including those who make their “postcard”, the Old No. 7.

A hilarious video from a Japanese game show in comedian Jimmy Ōnishi tries pronounce “Massachusetts.” We bust a gut laughing, then realized how stupid we must sound trying to pronounce “Atatakakunakatta.”

In the latest movie mashup from Antonio Maria Da Silva (Hell’s Club), characters from a variety of action and adventure flicks come together to perform Gene Kelly’s classic Singin’ in the Rain. There’s no scenes from A Clockwork Orange, but there’s plenty of good old ultraviolence.

Great Big Story takes a look an unusual group of musicians based in Vienna, Austria who play just like any other orchestra, except their instruments are perishable, and must be freshly harvested before each performance. Watch a complete concert here.

LEGO enthusiast Sariel’s latest remote-controlled creation is based on the Dakar rally configuration of the Tatra T815 truck. The 12″ toy has a double wishbone suspension in front, a live axle at the rear and has a top speed of 7mph.