Awesome Videos

The guys from Dude Perfect attempt to perform a variety of football drills while running on tarps covered with slippery baby oil, and catching balls with their hands slathered in Vaseline. We’re impressed that anyone scored a single point.

JelleKnikkers built this fun take on the model railroad, replacing the train cars with about 30 1/2-inch steel marbles. The track is about 200 feet long, and constructed from LEGO components. The glow-in-the-dark marbles at the end are pretty neat too.

A demonstration of Power-TEC’s automotive dent repair system which starts out by placing numerous anchors, then uses a special clamp that perfectly straightens out the damaged metal. It’s not meant for structural supports, but the result is still impressive.

Some Redditors asked The Slow Mo Guys to replicate a Jell-O advertisement where a blob of gelatin is sliced into many pieces by a tennis racket. The ad may have been altered, but the concept is sound. Jelly worms confirmed.

The Corkscrew at the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca is one of the most famous bits of road on any circuit in the world. It’s both a challenge and a blast in a race car, but five-year-old Juliette shows us it can be just as fun while riding on a bicycle.

Matthew Hodge turned Carl Orff’s musical rendition of O Fortuna – you may know it as that dramatic slow motion song – into the exasperated parent’s curse with the help of the Sydney Philharmonia Choirs and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.

(Gore) After making a sandwich from scratch, How to Make Everything spent nearly an entire year gathering plants, harassing and harming animals, weaving, knitting and more to make a suit. If you thought the sandwich was bad…

Ahoy’s mini-series on Cold War and video games continues with a discussion on the Space Race. The United States’ influx of technology and adoration for space had a massive influence on video games that is still evident to this day.

For his latest video, Rémi Gaillard combines a prank with activism, criticizing the exploitation of sea animals for our amusement by turning the tables on the humans, and making our world into an amusement park for whales and dolphins to gawk at.

For their latest MP3 experiment, Improv Everywhere sent thousands of participants another sound file packed with silly instructions then set them loose on a park to mess with the heads of perplexed onlookers. Eventually, it just turned into a rave.

Multitalented musician Kawehi turns in a fantastic and uplifting solo performance of The Beach Boys’ classic track Don’t Worry Baby, accompanied by her electronic recording rig to help with the harmonies.

Nation– er folks, we’ve gotten so used to seeing Colbert the satirical Republican that when he got The Late Show gig we wondered what “the real Stephen” would be like. He did too, so he went back to being a The Daily Show correspondent to investigate.

What’s more ridiculous: that two high school kids in 2015 asked their homecoming dates out by making a music video for a song from 1984 while wearing clothes from the 1990s, or just the fact that these mustached giants are high school kids?

A girl is insulted when her close guy friend tells her that on a scale of 1 to 10, she’d be a 2. So she steps up to the challenge, but he refuses to give ground. Then your crotches get confused.

Director of Photography Mitch Martinez shows off his custom made bullet-time rig with the help of fire breathers Mike Icon and Terry Lee Fields II. Mitch’s rig uses 50 Canon DSLRs, though he sometimes swaps one of them with a Red Epic for slow-motion shots.

While waiting for the rest of the gang to pull off a robbery, a getaway driver takes out his nervousness on a fly. Writer and director Olly Williams turns a plot for a skit into an intense and brutal, but still hilarious slapstick short.

This past Earth Day, artist Mac Premo teamed up with skateboard makers Sanford Shapes to create a series of decks using old plastic paint buckets as their medium. They made forty boards, and gave them away to kids in NYC and LA.

Who’s Bats’ greatest enemy? The Joker? Jason Todd? Himself? Dorkly imagines a much simpler answer that exposes Bruce for the insane and spoiled brat that he is. The funniest thing about this is that Neil Gaiman already made this joke.

For his short science fiction film, director Loïc Bramoullé digitally augmented imagery he shot during a trip to Myanmar to envision a future in which a space dragon and its companion study and hope to learn from the ruins of a long-lost human civilization.

Extreme athlete Graham Dickinson shared his recent wingsuit flight from France’s Le Brévent mountain not to show off, but to point out the skill of his buddy Dario Zanon, who shot this video and kept up with Graham the whole way.

For their latest supercut, Burger Fiction pieces together moments from movies in which the camera pushes in towards the subject’s face, creating a heightened sense of drama. Funny thing is, you could probably make the same thing entirely from Spielberg films.

Last Week Tonight takes a break from pooping on the United States to poop on some European countries. And Fox News. While the Syrian refugee crisis is not without cost to host countries, that is no excuse for racism and discrimination. You can help.

(PG-13: Language) “You need to build an ability to just be yourself and not be doing something.” The A to Z Review bolsters Louis C.K.’s sappy nihilistic cellphone rant on Conan with related clips from the comedian’s stand up specials and his TV show Louie.