Awesome Videos

Blake Griffin challenges Marvin the Martian to a dunk contest in this commercial for the new Jordan Super.Fly 4. Marvin’s got a bevy of high tech basketball tools, but Blake has the shoes.

Director Patrick Weldon of Figurehead Media House created this stunning motion time-lapse, that starts with simple images of farmland, but gradually escalates into an ocular feast of night skies, cityscapes, and awe-inspiring locales.

The guys from Sneaky Zebra created this amusing short flick, which parodies Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible series by sending a team of crack secret agents on missions to perform completely routine tasks. It’s worth it for the hairdo alone.

Our friends at Kurzgesagt are back with another informative animation – this time about the science of the perplexing stuff inside and around the stuff we know about, which we don’t have any good way of examining or measuring.

After seeing the kind of mundane tasks that Hulk has to deal with on an everyday basis, ADHD is back to show us more footage of the angry green Avenger as he goes to the dentist, mows his lawn, gets a haircut, and shops for some groceries.

It’s been a while since TomSka dropped one of his madcap animations on our doorstep. As usual, it’s packed with overly literal people, explody bits, and general silliness. If that’s not enough, there’s an asdfmovie comic book on the way.

(PG-13 Language, Gore) CLS Videos pays tribute to “the evil in cinema” with a compilation of some of the most memorable movie villains. Though with all due respect to James Spader, Ultron is way out of his league here.

The hero we need and deserve is this 10.1ft. ice cream cone. Made by Hennig-Olsen, the colossal snack weighs almost a ton, with a 242lb. waffle cone, 1080L of ice cream and 60L of chocolate. It was airlifted by a chopper to feed 10,800 people.

Tesla showed off a prototype of a new type of charger that uses snake-like appendage to automatically reach out towards a vehicle, and plug itself into the car’s charging port. Just add a few more arms, and you’ve got Doc Ock.

(Flashing lights) YouTuber Pastanauts took the viral video about the puppy flipping out upon seeing its owner and turned it up to 11. Or maybe even to 22. Turn the volume down. Unless you’re a puppy.

OG Spice Isaiah Mustafa returns to promote new Old Spice products. But if you think this commercial is going to do the same old tricks, think again. Also don’t think at all. This is too much to comprehend.

(PG-13) In a world where time travel is trivial, Richard wants to use the incredible technology to – you guessed it – get laid. He goes back to tell his younger self to learn the guitar, but he keeps screwing it up. Will he ever learn?

How well do you know your album covers? The music video for pop musician Kalle Mattson’s single Avalanche features 35 of his favorite cover artworks. It’s not a new concept, but it’s still fun to watch. Directed by Philip Sportel.

(PG-13 Language) The Daily Show‘s Jessica Williams answers the million-dollar question about their field segments: are the interviews staged or maliciously edited? Nope! And they’ve got the testimonies to prove it. Mirror here.

The latest Minute Match-ups from YouTube member ismahawk pits that guy in purple against, well, the finest archer ever known. It’s a well choreographed and shot piece which will keep you quite entertained for about three minutes.

Not Drizzy’s Meek Mill diss or Pippen’s Nikes. We’re talking about humanity’s greatest discovery. It’s Okay to Be Smart sums up Michael Faraday’s beginner lessons on fire, specifically candlelight.

Baptiste Debombourg – the man behind the staple murals – created Stellar, a roller coaster-like installation made of 1200 café chairs in France’s Place Du Bouffay. It’s a riff on the surrounding coffee shops and restaurants.

AsapSCIENCE looks at the changes your body would go through if you stopped eating food and never looked back. Sure, you’d lose some weight to start, and you can survive longer than you might think, then things run off the rails badly.

Shin Lim was an aspiring pianist, but 7 years ago he turned to magic because his wrists gave out. Watch him fool Penn & Teller with a barrage of sleight of hand tricks that he’s learned in that short amount of time. Skip to 2:10. Mirror here.

This clip originally uploaded by film producer John Garbett features the late Chris Farley voice acting as a totally not Scottish Shrek with Eddie Murphy’s character Donkey, using a rough draft of the script and the storyboard.

Strong Bad warns Homestar M.S. Runner that their very existence is in danger because the world wants Adobe Flash, the thing wot creates them all, to go away ASAP. But Homestar’s more concerned with dad jokes and his dating profile.

Remember the viral video where Cristiano Ronaldo surprised a kid? Turns out that’s part of a commercial for his headphones. CR7 aped Kyrie’s Uncle Drew and put his skills but not his face on display. Yep, the ending is still sad.

Tacoma resident Don Briton has been playing Taps every sunset for the last two years. He plays the dirge partly to honor his countrymen in the military, but it’s also for his neighbors, who are moved by his daily performance.