Awesome Videos

Legacy Classic Trucks founder Winslow Bent graced Jay Leno’s Garage with one of their restorations. It’s a Dodge WC63 military transport truck that’s been reborn into an undying tank for when the boss wants to role-play as a working man.

Electronic artist Ryan Hemsworth and collaborator Kotomi perform for people all over the world with the help of virtual reality in the music video for Surrounded, from his EP Alone for the First Time.

Builders of the robopocalypse, Boston Dynamics celebrated the holidays this year with a video postcard, in which Santa’s reindeer have been terminated and replaced with creepy headless robo-reindeer. Merry Christmas and sweet dreams!

The always thought-provoking Kurzgesagt looks at one of life’s fundamental questions: what makes a thing a thing? In other words, when do primitive particles become things we can actually define, and why do they do what they do? AKA: Particle Physics 101.

We recently saw a couple of motorized knives used to automate kitchen tasks. It turns out that a drone is a much kitchen appliance, doing double duty as a 4-bladed blender and a food processor, as demonstrated by Speed Motion in glorious slow-mo.

Back in 1978, Bill Murray added lyrics to the Star Wars title theme for his tacky Saturday Night Live character Nick the Lounge Singer. The Force Awakens’ Oscar Isaac rewrites the silly song and makes it cool.

Bryan Kelly aka The Points Guy made a name for himself by maximizing loyalty points, but he spent $32,000 to be one of the first to try Etihad Airways’ VIP trip from New York to Abu Dhabi. Here’s what he experienced. No wonder the 1% don’t want to share.

The second in a series of videos called Polygon Graffiti. Made by Japanese collective AUJIK, the series is a conceptual look at the potential of augmented reality for artistic expression. First video here.

Psych rock group Harrison Fjord perform a song from their EP Puspa in Space on Arizona’s beautiful Mogollon Rim. Come for the funny band name, almost go for the concentrated ’90s essence, then ultimately stay for the cool sights and sounds.

(PG-13) Gary the stormtrooper takes his daughter to work, Anakin goes to his happy place, Pruneface dreams of having more screen time and more in this look back at the funniest Robot Chicken: Star Wars scenes.

A triangle divides and combines itself into different shapes in time with a waltz. First released in 1966, Notes on a Triangle is one of four films about the basics of geometry by experimental filmmaker René Jodoin.

When we think of picking a car to drive in the snow, a Lamborghini isn’t exactly our first choice. But The Stradman’s video shows us just how much fun can be had in the winter with his all-wheel driver Gallardo, as he makes some delicious powdered donuts with his supercar.

(PG-13: Language) YouTuber charborg shows us how much fun you can have with the cutting edge weapons and tools in the tactical FPS Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six: Siege. If you love dunkey you’ll love this dude.

After two failed attempts, SpaceX finally managed to both launch the Falcon 9 rocket and safely land its first stage booster. The reusable rocket is a significant step towards drastically reducing the cost of going to space. Landing at 31:16.

A schizophrenic comes up with a clever way to contain and eventually shut out her hallucination. But the painfully mundane cycle of adult life loosens her screws. But that’s not all. Nah, we’re just trying to laugh our tears off *closes fridge*.

An alien race treasures one of its planet’s minerals because of its faint glow. But one of them finds a strange object that outshines their precious rock. Maxim Zhestkov worked with artists from around the world for a year-and-a-half to create this short film.

We’ve seen a floating city and a condominium city. Here’s an underground town. The South Australian mining town Coober Pedy has about 1,500 residents living in underground homes aka dugouts to escape the scorching daytime heat on the surface.

“The line between good and evil runs through each one of us.” Mandy Patinkin visited The Late Show to share his realizations in his time playing Homeland‘s Saul Berenson: Conflict and fear-mongering never worked out for anyone but those who profit from it.

Three men unwittingly join a prophetic game show that presents their future second wives… as they are today. Saturday Night Live‘s hilariously creepy skit proves that in some cases, age does matter.

(Offensive language) GradeAUnderA rants about the countless “prank” channels on YouTube, loaded with idiots doing obnoxious things to unsuspecting passers by, nearly getting the crap beaten out of them, then making money off their harassment and racism.

Andre Sousa presents an amusing comparison of the way simple way that cocktails were once made, and the “artisanal” cocktails are made at bars these days. The only thing they got wrong was the modern drink needs to be 1/3rd the size for 3x the price.

For the past ten years, surfing legend Kelly Slater and his team have been working on a system that creates long and sustained open-barrel waves. Now they’re ready to show off what they’ve accomplished.

The infamous Steve-O dropped by The Slow Mo Guys’ headquarters for one of their best episodes yet. The idea was that he’d set his hand on fire, do a backflip and spit flammable oil to pop a hanging balloon, which would then unload water on him. The stunt starts at 2:11.