Awesome Videos

KMel Robotics talented team of flying drones shows off their musical prowess, playing drums, keyboards, bells, and strings. Sure, it’s all a little odd sounding, but you try being in a band with no hands or arms while hovering in the air.

Hailing from Egypt, 22-year old Ōsunaarashi (“The Great Sandstorm”) is the first professional sumo wrestler to come from Africa. This clip is an excerpt from Salazar’s 30-min documentary. The entire film is on Red Bull TV.

Award-winning writer and comedian John Oliver steps out of The Daily Show‘s shadow to host Last Week Tonight, an HBO news show that recaps the week’s news in his trademark sharp satire. The entire first episode is on YouTube.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) Cracked’s After Hours talks about some of the stereotypes and cliches that persist in Hollywood movies and some American TV shows. Some of them are offensive while some are weird and barely noticeable.

To show off the strength of machines which use their advanced materials, GE tortured a variety of objects – melting, shattering, crushing and bending them beyond recognition. We’re not sure if they got their point across, but it’s fun to watch.

We were just as amazed to see these Mexican black bears climbing the face or a sheer cliff as Stephanie Latimer was when she captured this amazing footage at Big Bend National Park in Texas. And they do it without ropes.

YouTuber ghiblilover25 shows us how to make a furry pancake out of a hamster. All it takes is patience and a sleepy hamster. We’re no experts, but we think you should never ride a hamster. Unless you want to flatten it permanently.

(NSFW: Language, Gore) Fantasy collides with science fiction in this hilarious and action-packed battle by Danny and Michael Philippou. The video’s still image gives away the victor, but it’s still worth watching.

Jay Leno’s Garage shares the comedian’s gas-guzzling giant. Built by Bob Petersen Engineering in 2011, the 3-ton car is powered by a 27L V12 Rolls-Royce Merlin, an engine that was originally built for World War II airplanes.

At a recent episode of The Graham Norton Show, Matt Leblanc recalled the acting strategies of his Friends character Joey Tribbiani. The Smell The Fart technique is immortal. Also is Matt Leblanc the next Hulk?

(NSFW: Language) Funny or Die fakes a PSA from the makers of Palcohol, the instantly infamous powdered alcohol that may – but totally should not – be released soon. Come on folks, let’s not be greedy with our vices.

Vsauce’s Michael Stevens is back to ask and attempt to answer another imponderable: just how many things are there in the universe? And we’re not just talking about physical objects – you see, everything is a thing. Even this post.

Humans already have a slight visual lag, but Swedish Internet provider UmeNet compounded the problem using virtual reality, delaying a couple of poor folks’ vision by up to 3 seconds. The result is a Jackass skit waiting to happen.

(NSFW: Language) After a brief comparison of apples and oranges, comedian Ronny Chieng takes on the misogynistic lyrics in Kanye West’s ridiculous Bound 2 which somehow manage to get him in hot water with his girlfriend.

Wax Audio’s latest mashup seamlessly combines the polar opposites of music, with the Bee Gees Stayin’ Alive on one end and AC/DC’s Back in Black on the other. Bonus fact: Both bands hailed from the same part of Australia.

HERE IT COMES! HERE IT COMES! OH MAH GAWD! You might have seen some of these bloopers before, but the intense commentating of WWE’s good ol’ J.R. gives them an extra oomph. Jim Ross – the bizarro David Attenborough.

Professional stuntman Ronnie Shalvis shows us some of the fastest ways to get around cars… as well as the most tedious ways of getting out of them. The Saturn was only slightly harmed in the making of this video.

If you’ve got to transport a motorcycle on the back of a truck, you’d think you’d just wheel it on up there and strap it down. But Australian trials rider Jack Field does it with a bit more flair, as he showboats in this brief Instagram video.

Another short film made for Bombay Sapphire. A spaceship has an emergency time travel setting that lets its passengers go back three minutes and send a message to their past selves, so they can change the future. It works. Kind of.

Minutephysics reveals that narrowing your field of vision can help you see more clearly, and goes on to explain why the trick works. In the process, you’ll also learn the basics of lenses – both the artificial kind and the ones on our eyes.

An upcoming online series from the makers of the short film Street Fighter: Legacy. Street Fighter: Assassin’s Fist will be about the origins of Ryu and Ken, and how the pursuit of martial arts tore apart their masters. First teaser here.

Anton leads a lonely and monotonous existence, and decides he can’t take life anymore. But his decision to end it all transforms him into something quite unexpected. Written and directed by Ben Brand.

Using the Unreal Engine powered Sonic the Hedgehog GDK, combined with an Oculus Rift VR headset, Chadtronic shows off what could be the most nauseatingly awesome use of the virtual reality tech so far.