Awesome Videos

Redditor lozzobear literally pulled a masterpiece out of his ass. Pour some scotch, light a cigar and listen to the nuances of the seven-tone Magnum Anus in b-flat. This is the best a fart can get.

A grim 3D printed sculpture and zoetrope inspired by Rubens’ Massacre of the Innocents. Sebastian Burdon spent over six months modeling and printing the zoetrope’s more than 350 pieces based on Mat Collishaw’s artwork.

Wolf the Predator dropped by Baltimore Knife and Sword Co. to commission a copy of his warrior race’s staple weapon, the wrist blades. The serrated steel blades pop out of their gauntlet, just like their movie counterparts.

A group of musically talented Golden State Warriors fans went all out in their homage to the league MVP and the team’s baby-faced assassin in this cheesy adaptation of the Beatles’ Let It Be. He will be the answer…

The U.S. Navy’s electromagnetic cannon shows off its firepower, tearing through sheets of solid steel like they were tissue paper. And in case you think you could run and hide, it can reach out and touch its target from over 115 miles away.

“You know your T’s & C’s agreement? When I was updating my software, I didn’t read it.” Rhett & Link come clean to all to everyone they’ve recently lied to, including us for doing a Wendy’s commercial thinly veiled as a music video.

For their latest flight safety video, Delta Airlines gathered up a veritable who’s who of viral videos, from Roomba Cat to Double Rainbow guy to Screaming Goat. Sure, most of the references are really dated, but we’d happily fly Air Meme.

The 6’1″ “professional dunker” and Bounce Kit creator Jordan Kilganon pulls off what he calls the Lost and Found. It’s a 360º behind the back self-alley oop monster jam. The dude at 0:13 just got his life ruined.

Harley the Cockatoo loves to scream into her plastic cups. She’s already recorded six hit singles, including the catchy AAAAH!, the self-cover AAAAH! and her a capella death metal track Walkie Talkie Shriekie.

A boy narrates what happens when a peaceful city is attacked by the dreaded Gray. Rogier Wieland’s awesome stop-motion short film for LEGO China keeps things fresh by constantly switching scales and perspectives.

A boy uses video games to escape from life. But how long can he keep running? Chris Lee and Paul Storrie used Sonic the Hedgehog to symbolize depression and how some people are unable to face the realities of life. Gotta go sad.

Usually, woodpeckers tap away at trees to get some sap or bugs out of them, but it appears that this pileated ‘pecker spotted in New Brunswick, Canada has its sights set on chopping down and entire tree with its beak.

(PG-13 Language) Beloved late night TV host Dave Letterman’s last show is on May 20th, so this thorough compilation of snippets from his greatest interviews couldn’t be more timely. Naturally, Cher is still our all time favorite.

The recent Maker Faire Bay Area gave us a brief glimpse into our robopocalyptic future, as the 15-foot-tall MegaBot pelts its victim with deadly paintball cannons. Its makers want to eventually create a league of giant battling MegaBots.

When Nick Tibbetts posted this video of a sheep’s unusual voice, he already wrote the best headline, so we’re just riding on his coattails with our derivative description. Now wait for it…

A man about to propose asked his girlfriend’s sister to come up with a distraction so he could get down on one knee. His future mother-in-law unintentionally came through. LOOK UP AT YOUR DAUGHTER RIGHT NOW

This is a 9-year old joke about a ’90s jingle and an ’80s action flick, but there are lots of reasons to watch it: it’s in HD, that link takes you to YTMND, Best Actor Oscar winner Forest Whitaker acts like a clown in it and the joke is still funny.

Woodworker Andrew Klein believes he’s come up with a quick way to make a drawer or box out of a single sheet of wood using a few asymmetrical cuts, and has designed a custom saw blade for his technique.

Bartosz Ostałowski lost both of his arms in a traffic collision in 2006. But that didn’t stop him from becoming a professional drift racer. He has a custom setup in his race car, but his daily drivers are unmodified.

(PG-13: Language) It’s long been known that chicken companies have disturbing practices for growing chickens. But Last Week Tonight reminds us that the contract farmers that grow these chickens are being abused as well.

Pepa Albornoz appropriates Adult Swim’s Too Many Cooks to present the myriad of characters that the brilliant Tatiana Maslany plays in Orphan Black. We don’t remember some of these roles though. Also they’re not clones.

The Bilderbergers poke fun at the seemingly never-ending stream of mobile apps that solve our ridiculous first-world problems. In this case, the app is designed to help you schedule your poop, and gamifies your bathroom habits.

Comedian’s comedian Norm Macdonald talks about how times change, ultimately alluding to the career of David Letterman and the many lives he touched. Dave overstayed at the late night slot, but that doesn’t take away from his legacy.