Awesome Videos

Peter Browne and his buddy Mervyn Huggett spent around 1,000 hours making a Rube Goldberg machine that delivers food and fun. The Sunday Morning Breakfast Machine can make a slice of toast, a soft-boiled egg and a cup of tea or coffee all at once.

Animator Cyriak’s latest creation was inspired by the world’s ever growing population – representing humans with bunny rabbits whose ability to reproduce and multiply is only exceeded by their ability to creep us out.

“…it’s 400 times over the most dangerous rating imposed by the FDA. So without further ado let’s play with this thing.” A statement that no one should ever say, but YouTuber styropyro utters it as if he was talking about a NERF dart. This thing would be right at home in Fallout 4.

The music video for AJJ’s single is an intentionally crappy copycat of OK Go’s famous choreographed bits. Then they stretch the joke to drive home their cynical view of the self-congratulatory nature of the entertainment industry. (Thanks Joe!)

Never has a statue produced such a range of emotions, as two lovers slowly move towards each other, passionately embrace for a fleeting moment, then move past each other, in this moving artwork by Tamar Kvesitadze, and inspired by the novel Ali and Nino.

The second place winner at the 2016 Illusion of the Year, Kokichi Sugihara’s Ambiguous Cylinders look like they’re either composed of cylinders or boxes depending on the side that’s facing you. The secret of the “hybrid squircle” design is surprisingly simple.

“Tornados dance. That’s how they destroy stuff.” Redditor notcodyshafer says his 5-year-old son Oliver dreamed of having his own science show “ever since he learned to talk.” So Oliver has been building towards this for half of his life. Keep ’em coming kid.

(SPOILERS) “Lord Snow, you’ll be fighting their battles forever.” YouTuber TheGaroStudios recaps the story of Game of Thrones’ apparent main character, and one of the few people in Westeros who knows how screwed they all are.

“Do you have any regrets?” “Oh absolutely. Wait! I wish I’d said ‘no.'” The Late Show‘s Stephen Colbert and Samuel “Samuel L. Jackson” L. Jackson ponder some of life’s biggest questions. Props to the writers for that capital joke.

“Do you see the hotdog stand behind you? I need you to go buy a hotdog.” “Those hotdogs are like $14 man!” Matt Damon’s promotes his Jason Bourne charity partnership with Omaze by trying to enlist random people in a covert operation.

Screen Junkies is more flattering than usual as it recalls Steven Spielberg’s 1975 breakthrough classic, an amazing, memorable low-budget thriller that laid the groundwork for some of the best and worst genres of movies to follow.

(SPOILERS) We’ve taken a peek at the live-action filming and practical effects that went into the climactic battle in Game of Thrones’ sixth season. But the epic sequence also wouldn’t have been possible without visual effects studio Iloura.

Unless you’re a dog, there’s not too much to get excited about when it comes to door bells. But leave it to madman Colin Furze to figure out a way to build a door bell system bonkers enough to get his attention even when he’s working on one of his jet engine projects.

Yo-Yo master Ben Conde joined science channel Veritasium and Beyond Slow Motion to demonstrate his ability toss a yo-yo into the air, let it spin without its string attached, then recover it. You’ll be entertained, and learn a thing or two about physics along the way.

“We’re tall white guys, we overcame nothing to be here.” Stand-up comedian, stuff repeater and Pringles activist Bo Burnham dropped by Conan to drop some words of wisdom for anyone who aspires to be like him.

(Gore) “Freddie the Firefly, fried by a fart.” A pair of young possums listen to their dad read their favorite bedtime story: the alphabet of death by humans. Media Design School’s fantastic and morbid short was inspired by Edward Gorey’s The Gashlycrumb Tinies.

(PG-13 Language) There are scads of monthly subscription box services out there, but to be honest, most of the time you receive a box full of random stuff you don’t really need, they end up regifted, tossed in the closet, or in the trash. Garbage Box cuts straight to the chase.

WWE superstar John Cena didn’t let his meme be a dream by pulling a feel good prank on some of his fans. They were told that they were auditioning for a Cricket Wireless promo, but OH SHI – 🎺 🎺 🎺

Musician Brian King Joseph (aka “Brian’s Violin“) delivers a wonderfully different sort of tribute to the King of Pop on his electric violin, with this fantastic and passionate performance of the 1982 classic Human Nature.

Musicless music video maker Mario Wienerroither turns his talents to a classic movie scene, making the already uncomfortable pottery-making sequence between Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze in Ghost just that much more unsettling.

For those of you who don’t have that awesome poster from Pop Chart Labs, here’s another way to recall some of the greatest – and oddest – video game controllers which have kept us playing our video games since their earliest days, courtesy of Super Deluxe.

Behold, Shadowman39’s mechanical masterpiece. The appropriately-named Citadel is an imposing K’NEX great ball contraption that splits into 17 different paths. Shadowman says it took him a total of 1 year to finish, mostly building on the fly. More here.

(PG-13: Language) With the exception of his Christopher Walken as the High Sparrow, YouTuber Scheiffer Bates’ impressions of Game of Thrones characters are as impressive as Jon Snow’s plot armor. “He’s good. He’s very good.”