Awesome Videos

Colin Furze is known for making amped-up, but horribly dangerous vehicles. His latest creation? A bicycle with a ridiculous, fire-spewing jet propulsion system. Go figure his biggest problem was the tires.

Like many kids, Thin Foot dreamed of becoming a superhero. But which part should he really strive to have? The “super” or the “hero”? A wonderfully shot short film set in Trinidad & Tobago.

When their flight is delayed, members of the Philadelphia Orchestra decide to break the boredom with a impromptu rendition of the last movement of Dvořák’s American Quartet. This stuff never happens to us. (Thanks Aetherion!)

A girl finds herself smackdab in the middle of a movie as she flashes from genre to genre in this amusing intro sequence for the 2013 PIXEL Film Festival, shot by André Hedetoft and Andreas Climent.

Coming this fall, iOS 7 completely overhauls the user interface, opting for a more minimal and layered design. It also – finally! – has a shortcut to oft-toggled settings as well as a better app-switching interface. More at Apple.

Dogs have a love/hate relationship with limes and lemons. They are at once fascinated by the aroma and repulsed by the tartness. Watch as this clownish young boxer chews on this citrus fruit and goes completely bonkers.

An incredible tech demo developed by Quantic Dream, running entirely in real-time on Sony PS4 hardware. We saw it up close and personal, and they zoomed and moved around in the scene to prove it to us. Best watched in 1080p.

Jimmy Kimmel ran a special NBA edition of his show’s mean tweets segment, where celebrities read the nasty things that people say about them on Twitter. We want more, these ones were kinda tame.

Animator Brian Anderson follows up his LEGO Breaking Bad concept with another TV series game idea. This time it’s a brawler featuring the Bluths and other characters of Arrested Development. Get a T-shirt of the logo here.

Barcelona-based art direction collaborative Dvein have used their talents to create a surreal and stunning animated liquid landscape for Magma, the new single from The Vein.

A friendly jogger is a little too interested in guessing a fellow runner’s heritage in David Neptune and Ken Tanaka’s amusing video. Even funnier are the viewer comments read by the actors. Ever experienced this? (Thanks OKE!)

We’re really not sure what the real-world application is for clapping this fast, but we’re still mesmerized by the breakneck hand speed of Bryan Bednarek, who manages to clap over 800 times in one minute flat.

The music video for Hands Up If You Are Lost, by English band We Show Up On Radar from their album Sadness Defeated. It’s like Sesame Street, but with forest creatures instead of muppets. Made by Polymath Pictures.

The 2-year-old sharpshooter “Trick Shot” Titus Ashby managed to beat 4-time NBA champ Shaquille O’Neal in a shootout. Can he do the same against Shaq’s former partner? Release the Black Mamba!

Here’s another 80s cartoon that didn’t actually exist. It’s about Metaman, the last cosmo-fighter, our only hope against the Triangle Gang. Boombros animation added just the right amount of polish in this throwback to early CGI.

(NSFW, Spoilers) You know what time it is! Winter is coming yo! The houses of Westeros wage a war of words in this video by Stage Five TV. The impressions are absolutely hilarious. Khaleeeeeeesiiii…

The low-contrast dark-grey-on-black music video for They Might Be Giants’ Black Ops is best watched in full screen mode, with the lights off. Created by director Craig J. Clark.

Two thumbs up for Mario and Fafa as they do their best to review the big summer movies of 2013, without actually having seen any of them. We sure hope they’re not right about Thor 2.

CineFix’s Home Made Movies swedes the classic clock tower scene from the original Back to the Future. While the scene is fun, the voices and a capella vocals are pure win. Watch ’em side-by-side here.

An outdoor workout class gets way awkward and distracting when a man with a tremendous belly and a perilously tiny pair of underwear joins in. But don’t hate him just yet. He’s actually more motivating than the instructor.

There’s a time and a place for everything, like when you’re ready to commit to that one special girl. You could be anxious about it, or you could do like the guys in our favorite marriage proposals. (Post sponsored by Mount Gay Rum)

Neil Patrick Harris and a bevy of actors and performers started the 67th Tony Awards in a grand fashion. NPH did a magic trick, dissed the Les Miserables movie and literally jumped through a hoop to excite the attendees.

We think we’ve found the inspiration behind Bill Hader’s SNL character Herb Welch. The bespectacled reporter was interviewing two people regarding a small dispute. At around 0:50, another dispute erupts.