Awesome Videos

Bowler Mike Long demonstrates a crazy trick shot that involves two balls, 12 pins, and scoring a spare without approaching the lane twice. We thought for sure there was no way those last two pins were going down.

Devin Supertramp and his team make a backyard water sport using a mower, plastic sheets, soapy water and a huge lawn. The entire video was filmed using the LG V10 smartphone, a wide-angle lens attachment and a Glidecam. We’re not sure why the mower needed a push.

Master swordsman Isao Machii shows us how he’d take on Jake Arrieta, as he manages to drive his samurai blade cleanly through the center of a baseball, tossed at 99.4 mph, and a distance of 30 feet, so the ball is even faster than at MLB’s 60 foot distance.

You Suck at Cooking is a parody cooking show about a guy who pretty much sucks at everything. Including cooking. Though he does have magical powers. Watch him make a crispy ramen salad, invent a new utensil and show off the world’s worst Rube Goldberg machine.

(PG-13 Language) While the 2015 envisioned 30 years ago in Back to the Future Part II was a sort of commercial utopia, filled with magical Hoverboards and self-lacing Nikes, here’s what we got instead. Thanks, CollegeHumor.

Michael Delaney decided to fly his GoPro-equipped drone within striking distance of a pit of rattlesnakes, when the totally predictable happens, and it crashes among the deadly snakes. We’re not sure where the drone sound ends and the rattlers begin. (Thanks Paul!)

(NSFW) “Jimmy was having a rather beautiful day until he bumped into Jack and things got weird.” Gump Studio seamlessly inserted characters from Stanley Kubrick’s films into Alfred Hitchcock films headlined by James Stewart. The result is a chilling surrealist horror short.

Did you know that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was the first American to orbit the Earth? And that he founded the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation? All that and more in Vulture’s exclusive scoop: Jobs’ 100% historically-acccurate autobiographical movie.

Car Advice pitted the Tesla Model S P85D against Australia’s fastest road legal four-door sedan, but it was no contest. For a real challenge they brought in a lightweight rocket: a V8 Supercar with no less than pro driver Tim Slade at the helm.

Screen Junkies has a lot of questions about one of the dumbest movies ever made, which was so confident in its marketing that it taunted the audience with a meta plot about cashing in on nostalgia. And it freaking made bank. We the audience deserve our own honest trailer.

The latest Fallout 4 short tackles one our most important traits, post-nuclear survivor or not. A high intelligence makes it easier to hack security, make weapons, navigate, heal and make experimental drugs.

Late Night‘s new segment challenges actors to perform cliché scenes, such as screaming “Why?!?” in despair to faking enthusiasm for a bad movie. First up is Olivia Wilde, who was up to the challenge. Seth Meyers on the other hand badly needs a hosting coach.

A few months ago MOBA streamer Nigma trolled his patrons and more so new viewers with a linkbait broadcast title that didn’t turn out to be a typo. He says he got $300 in donations. Stop encouraging other grills kappa!

Sufficiently Advanced stuffed a powerful battery-powered electromagnet in a toy replica of Thor’s hammer. The magnet turns on when the handle is held, so it’ll stick to magnetic surfaces… unless you have Sufficiently Advanced’s thumbprint. Or you’re smart.

“Tired of waiting for your pumpkin spice latte? Well consider this: your name could be Todd…” The Late Show‘s new Life Hacked segment gives tips on reducing your electricity bill, maintaining your PC, getting a miniature pony and more.

Using Nintendo’s defunct gaming magazine and manuals from previous Mario games, The Game Theorists propose that Bowser keeps on kidnapping Princess Peach not for himself but for the Koopalings. Then why won’t he just go on a normal date?!

(PG-13: Language) Last Week Tonight looks at how oil companies have abused North Dakota’s “friendly business climate” by washing their hands clean of accidents and paying off politicians so they’ll only pay small fines for violations.

Adam Conover of Adam Ruins Everything takes an cynical and amusing look at how the early days of the automobile industry managed to turn something as innocuous as crossing a street into a criminal act.

Back to the Future’s all too important date is almost upon us, so the whole world seems to be jumping on the bandwagon. In this case, our old pal Eclectic Method turned some of the series’ classic sound bites into a catchy little song. 1.21 Giga-giga-watts!

(PG-13: Language) WOW– Shh shh shh. Shhhh. If there’s one thing Owen Wilson loves as much as saying his trademark expression, it’s speaking in hushed tones. It makes you focus on him more, and wonder just how he pulls off that hair.

Billy Eichner pulls his usual man on the street shenanigans with superstar and Hollywood hearthrob Chris Pratt as his sidekick, yet nobody on the streets of New York seem to have any idea who he is. Really, people? Really?

Eunoia Creations takes two of the most overused YouTube video effects – the lightsaber and the portal, and manages to mash them up into an entertaining clip, thanks to some great fight choreography, and a good sense of humor.

e-NABLE’s global community of volunteers is using 3D printing tech to provide custom-made prosthetic hands to children and adults in need, without the costs and other associated with traditional prosthetics. Read about Kieran’s Raptor Reloaded hand on Instructables.