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Tim and Sarah McEown have a 22-year age gap. In this companion short film to Tim’s article on The New York Times, Freddy Arenas brilliantly animated the abstract aspects of Tim and Sarah’s relationship.
Tim and Sarah McEown have a 22-year age gap. In this companion short film to Tim’s article on The New York Times, Freddy Arenas brilliantly animated the abstract aspects of Tim and Sarah’s relationship.
The New York Times profiles the members of a visually impaired soccer club in Brazil. Blind football or five-a-side is played all over the world and even has its equivalent of the World Cup, which is played at the Paralympics.
The Tonight Show returns with another epic edit of NBC anchorman Brian Williams, who cannot lie. This time, he’s on the prowl for some cushion for the pushin’. Dial 1-900-MIXALOT, and kick them nasty thoughts.
OK Go has set the bar pretty damned high for their music videos, and their new long-take clip is true to form. For The Writing’s on the Wall, the band created a funhouse filled with illusions which disintegrate as the camera moves.
Vat19 has started stocking a gigantic six-foot inflatable soccer ball. To show off its capabilities, they responded to reader questions, including how it performs when filled with helium. The answer? Awesomely.
A little old lady attempts to ride an escalator in Russia, but loses her balance as she approaches. On her way to fall over, she invents a new way to go upstairs, turning her imminent failure into an instant win.
In a thread about YouTube’s funniest videos, Redditor Unique_Name_2 shared this legendary prank call by a radio station. A woman was repeatedly subjected to a pumped up telemarketer’s offer for a pay-per-view event.
(SPOILERS) Smosh Games pokes fun at one of the best RPGs ever made, with its heartbreaking story, spiky-haired minifigs, badass combat system, even more badass mini-games and a villain who will test your skills. And sexuality.
In 2012, Ryan “Hippo” Hipwood was nearly killed by this fierce and unpredictable wave off the coast of Australia, but that didn’t stop him from coming back to face it once again. While Ryan persevered, we’re not so sure about the JetSki.
Dave Chappelle dropped by The Tonight Show to promote his upcoming shows at Radio City. While he was there, he recounted how he met a few musicians. At around 4:05, he proves that Yeezy has always had Kanye-fidence. Also, yes, it’s real.
During a recent rally run at the 2014 Rally Ourense in Spain, driver Oscar Barroso took a corner with amazing style, pulling two wheels off the ground as he came around the bend in his Suzuki Swift. Another view here.
Fast food generally doesn’t look anything like its advertising imagery, so Greg Benson decided to head to fast food chains to see if they could actually make food look like the pictures. We’re surprised they did so well on the second try.
Using low-budget motion tracking effects, YouTuber Gal Volinez replaced Britney Spears with himself in this hilarious sendup of her music video for Work B**ch. At least we’re hoping he did it knowing it was funny.
(NSFW: Language) For the first installment of Last Week Tonight‘s People Who Think Good series, John Oliver engaged one of the sharpest minds on the planet in a lighthearted interview. Its Obama vs. Galifianakis all over again.
Nana the Border Collie can balance pretty much anything on her snout. But it doesn’t stop there, as she can also balance things on her paws and on the end of a spoon. And she can do it even while walking – backwards – up stairs.
A construction robot happily goes about his duty, until he sees what his fellow robots can do. Director and animator Scott Thierauf presents a funny parable about envy and desire in this animated short.
(NSFW: Language) “Success takes you where character cannot sustain you.” The story of Chappelle’s Show told through interviews with Dave Chappelle and Neal Brennan, showing how the greed of others poisoned their friendship.
The Daily Show pokes fun at early adopters of Google Glass. They’re so enamored with the device that they’re confounded by how the world reacts to it, despite its distracting appearance and potential to violate privacy. Mirror here.
Devin Supertramp and his friends try out Zapata Racing’s Hoverboard. Invented by Franky Zapata – the man who came up with the Flyboard – Hoverboard lets you soar above water with the help of a jet ski.
This promo for Nissin Cup Noodles has nothing to do with ramen, but it does have freestyle world champ Tokuda Kotaro in a samurai outfit doing awesome football tricks, so that’s all that matters. Now, we’re gonna go eat some noodles.
(NSFW: Language) “Nae pen, PEN! Nae pen, PEN!” In this old episode of the Scottish sketch program Limmy’s Show, Brian Limond encapsulates the philosophical ruminations that occur daily in the minds of YouTube viewers.
The other day, we learned about 200 different martial arts kicks. Now, Master Ken is here to show us 100 ways to painfully crush the groins of our our opponents. Our crotches hurt just from watching this.
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