Awesome Videos

“It’ll make you look like a hero, it will make you feel like a hero.” With Mercedes-Benz and Audi joining the hot hatch market, Carfection’s Alex Goy thinks that the new Ford Focus RS not only stands a chance, but is in fact better than anything that came before or alongside it.

(PG-13: Language) “I don’t need weapons m*****f***** I’m a strength build… I was wrong, here’s the address where to send my funeral bill.” Charborg raps about overcoming Dark Souls’ bosses over an actually decent beat. Sif Dogg straight up wrecked him.

YouTuber Dorrit Shank shares this awesome face swap where the app somehow saw a face in the unlikeliest of places. That’s some Gandalf-level wizardry. If you’re wondering what all the Vape Naysh comments are referencing, thank h3h3.

Redditor LoafSlice’s title “Tiny Godzilla nomming on things underwater“ baited us into clicking on this, but we were pleasantly surprised to find footage that actually lived up to its promise, as these amazing reptiles strut their stuff by the Galapagos Islands.

The Frost Bros parody the first-person action film Hardcore Henry with the transformation of a man from being below average… to average. Seriously though this is already a dream scenario for us. And now we have to watch that Nike soccer ad for the millionth time.

This year’s Golden State Warriors have tied the 1995-1996 Chicago Bulls’ 72-10 regular season record with one more game to go. The NBA honors the team that set the bar so high with this compilation, showing off their passing and humiliating skills.

Kursgezagt sums up the risks and benefits of building a space elevator. It presents a myriad of technological and engineering problems, and we can’t afford to screw it up even once. But its resulting cost savings might be too enticing for us to pass up.

(PG-13: Language) Last Week Tonight takes on credit reports, i.e. quantified prejudice. If there are errors in a credit company’s report, the burden of correcting those is inexplicably placed on the victims. So the show gave these vile companies a dose of their own medicine.

(PG-13) Film essayist Kaptain Kristian turns his attention to television with this awesome retrospective of Cartoon Network’s late night block that reinvigorated the animation medium for grown-ups, and had a profound influence on popular culture.

Director Uri Lotan’s music video for Jane Bordeaux’s wistful folk track takes place in an old penny arcade, where a wooden doll finds herself stuck in place as the world passes her by. One of the most beautiful animations we’ve seen in a very long time. Translated lyrics here.

On 4/8/16, after four failed attempts, SpaceX finally managed to land the first stage booster of its Falcon 9 rocket into a drone ship in the Pacific Ocean. The rocket deployed SpaceX’s Dragon spaceship, which carried supplies to the ISS. Skip to 27:15 for the landing.

“A Ford?” Solid Snake? More like Sellout Snake. Voice actors David Hayter, Paul Eiding and Doug Stone reprised their roles as Snake, Col. Campbell and Psycho Mantis in a pair of commercials for Ford vehicles. The Captain Planet ad is also funny.

At some point, we’ve all turned to playing with office supplies to pass the time at work. The guy who built this contraption used a pen, pencils, binder clips, rubber bands, and a box to create what looks like a perpetual motion machine (though pesky physics say otherwise).

The trespassing duo On the Roofs infiltrated South Korea’s Lotte World Tower and climbed to the tip of the crane that was on top of the 1821 foot-tall skyscraper. Needless to say, the building’s administration didn’t appreciate the “urban ninjas'” Instagram boasts.

LEGO weaponsmith ZaziNombies made a life-size replica of Locus, the powerful sniper rifle in Call of Duty: Black Ops 3. The toy is made of around 2,000 LEGO pieces, weighs 8lb and is nearly 4ft long. It even has a moving bolt and a detachable magazine.

A couple of dudes get hired by one of those kids’ pizza party joints, a job that most of us would put towards the bottom of the list of desirable workplaces, but these guys just can’t seem to contain their enthusiasm for their awesome new careers.

“You know what I thought of in bed the other day…” “Is it called, “God that’s small”?” Amazon UK teases its upcoming car show by showing off its prized hosts’ chemistry and trademark corniness. We’re partial to this suggestion. Or Comedians in Cars Getting Hot Tea.

Jumpy the border collie does his best Bob Ross impression, and actually paints a rudimentary landscape scene. His trainer Omar Von Muller taught the incredibly smart dog how to follow a pointer while holding the brush in his mouth. He can also write his own name.

“So we’ve been told not to touch this man or go behind him, which is usually my rule with any man.” The king of remote segments starred in a South Korean soap opera, held North Korea’s first late night talk show made a K-pop video, and more in Conan‘s Korean adventure.

Adventurer Klemen Premrl takes us on a tour of some of Iceland’s most astounding natural structures, made from ice and volcanic rock. We’re still blown away every time we see the blue-green color of naturally-occurring ice.

(PG-13: Language) YouTuber NOVRITSCH and his buddy took down an entire squad in their recent MilSim West airsoft game. They waited until their opponents got tired of looking for them and set up camp to eat. Our question is, why would you rest out in the open?

Nissan’s NISMO performance division teamed up with the tuners at GReddy to push a GT-R up to 1380hp, set all of its power to go to the rear wheels, then turned it over to the able hands and feet of drift champ Kawabata Masato, who managed to pull off a 30º drift at 189mph.

YouTuber Fizz Zix was recently bombarded by a car alarm that sounded like it needed it’s battery changed, but just had enough juice to keep on going. His mind went, “Run that back. Man that’s exclusive.” We bet Future could make a million of off this. Extended mix here.