Awesome Videos

It’s not the first time we’ve seen this stringed instrument that doubles as both bass and lead, but it takes on a whole new quality in the able hands of “The Stickman,” who took home top prize in indi.com’s solo instrumental challenge.

We’ve seen plenty of motorcycles pulling along a passenger in a sidecar, but this is the first time we’ve seen a custom motorcycle trailer just for a dog to ride in. We especially love watching this pooch’s ears flap in the breeze.

Anheuser-Busch shows several traditional toasts from different countries. Humans really are a funny lot. The things we value can be so arbitrary. Except for the bit about buying everyone a round. That one’s universally appreciated.

(PG-13 Language) One of The Onion’s opening salvos against the rotting corpse of Vice is this gripping account of a moron with a camera crew investigating a hole in the ground. The sad part? The real stuff is still way worse.

…or should we say Dragon Baaaall Sheep. YouTuber Hoolopee recreated Vegeta and Goku’s battle using sheep and lots of bright colors. Unfortunately he didn’t include the part where Vegeta transforms into a giant ape.

An oddly satisfying video of tens of thousands of “shade balls” being dumped into a water reservoir. The spheres help improve the quality of water by preventing hazardous chemical reactions in the sun, but all we see is this.

A fallen angel journeys through the depths of the underworld to transform and redeem himself. Trunk made this animated music video for Rattle That Lock, a single from Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour’s upcoming album.

Located at Macy’s Center City in Philadelphia, the Wanamaker Organ is the world’s largest musical instrument. It took two years to install all of its parts throughout the building. Since then nearly 20,000 parts have been added to it.

Marvel is releasing animated shorts about the origin stories of the Guardians of the Galaxy to promote their upcoming Disney XD TV show. First up are Star-Lord and Groot. They don’t exactly reveal much, but they’re still fun to watch.

(PG-13 Language) GradeAUnderA names four famous YouTube channels that anyone could’ve made. Well actually five, including his own. He’s not saying these are useless channels, just that YOU could have made them.

Cracked rips apart car dealerships: government mandated businesses operating at thin margins who make their money on service, finance charges, and add-ons. Seriously, why can’t we just order cars from direct from manufacturers?

(PG-13) This judge doesn’t just dish out justice on daytime television, he does it having the street smarts and life experience of a dozen other judges rolled into one. Do you even need to show up for your trial with this guy on the bench?

BLACKM00NSTUDIOS re-edited the photo zoom sequence from Blade Runner, imagining that the Esper machine was built with today’s tech. Given the fact that the story takes place in 2019, we’ve got a lot of work to do.

We’ve had brief moments of curiosity about what the food our animals eat actually tastes like, but have never dared to try it for ourselves. We’ve left it to Rhett and Link to do the dirty work, as they blind taste-test various pet foods.

We’ve seen that it’s possible to make mundane activities look exciting with the help of a GoPro and clever editing. But just how low can we go? YouTuber Matt Dyson shows us in this quintessential bro video.

YouTuber Ceri Dyke shares this awkward moment at the end of a BBC Sportsday broadcast. The anchor didn’t seem to know what to do as his show ended. The cameraman, bless his heart, gifts us the ensuing moment of insanity.

YouTuber Denis Beyser compiled some of the most eye-catching wristwatch movements and displays from MB&F, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Ressence and other makers of complex watches. They’re more conversation pieces than timepieces.

Indulge your Rambo and Katniss fantasies with Archery Tag. It’s a lot like dodgeball, except you use a bow and foam-tipped arrows. Eliminate opponents by tagging them or catching their arrow. Video by Archery Sports.

(PG-13) Last Week Tonight looks at the sorry state of sex education in the United States. Many schools get lessons and speakers with sexist and archaic perspectives, so at 17:51, the show presents a much better alternative.

Two policemen in a world of anthropomorphic animals recap one of their solved cases in this charming combination of text and animation. Sheridan College student Melody Wang made the short film in Toonboom Harmony and Photoshop.

Time used an unflattering photo of Oculus Rift founder Palmer Luckey on the cover of its latest issue. YouTuber DamoVR shares some of the funniest memes based on the cover, as compiled by Time itself.

An english bulldog named Diesel has an unusual obsession – cardboard boxes. In this case, he’s so hellbent on hanging onto this one that he ignores the fact that it totally obscures his vision. Just keep him away from traffic and staircases.

The myriad menus in Microsoft Word can be confusing, so if you’re struggling to change font sizes, watch this brief tutorial from Marek Larwood, who has sorted the whole thing out for us. Assuming you’re working below 16pt.