Awesome Videos

Because Rhett and Link enjoy local late-night commercials, they created this one for Arlen Transmission in Burbank. It features Goorgen, the singing mechanic. Satisfaction guaranteed.

YouTuber Takaske “dances” to Paranoia Revolution in DanceDanceRevolution X3 on the highest difficulty level and the mode that uses both dance pads. Somehow his lightning-fast feet were still no match for the game.

Musician Denise Reis can play two instruments at the same time. One of them is the guitar, the other is the trumpet – or is it? Listen as she Dreams of Jeannie, gets Bewitched, and then Gets Smart. She adds vocals to the mix here.

Minute Earth explains how freezing became a viable method of preserving food. The next time you open your freezer and gaze at the goods inside, thank Clarence Birdseye and the Inuits for their wisdom.

A pair of hands constantly moving between three and two dimensions. Vimeo contributor Willie Witte created this mesmerizing screenception using simple but effective photography and editing.

(Spoilers) An amusing and spot-on LEGO video game parody based on the first four seasons of Breaking Bad, created by animator Brian Anderson. We’re guessing that LEGO wouldn’t approve, but we most certainly do.

Hardware giant IBM made the world’s tiniest animation using carbon monoxide molecules. The stop-motion short was made using 5,000 atoms and can only be seen when it’s magnified 100 million times. Watch the making-of here.

What would happen if all the oxygen in the world – from the air, water, the Earth’s crust and our bodies – ceased to exist for just 5 seconds? The apocalypse. Made by BuzzFeed based on these Quora threads.

YouTuber DeathEater365 loves his girlfriend because she’s always with him. Because she completely trusts his taste in fashion. Because she does all of his chores for him. Because she only appears when he wants her to.

Art Gimbel shot this video of wild Japanese macaques bathing at the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Japan. Also known as snow monkeys, the primates are used to the presence of humans. View live images of the park here.

Losing her daughter in the wake of an alien infestation, an ex-special forces soldier embarks on a mission deep into alien territory to seek her revenge in Patrick Kalyn’s HYBRIDS.

(NSFW) A scientifically accurate Spider-Man is no superhero. Being an actual Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle isn’t much better either. At least it has its perks, though they don’t have anything to do with fighting crime.

What happens when you point a custom-made 500 milliwatt Blu-ray laser beam at a line of 100 black balloons? This, my friends, this. It takes the powerful laser just eight seconds to sear through every single one of the balloons.

POV footage captured from the top of a ridiculously tall bicycle that measures 14.5 feet from the seat to the ground. Though we’d be more impressed if the rider were wearing stilts. (Thanks Logan!)

Toronto Marlies’ goalie Drew MacIntyre may be looking ahead when a puck comes flying in behind his back. That doesn’t keep him from saving the goal – helping his team to go on to win the game.

This unofficial music video for You’re On Fire, from They Might Be Giants’ latest album Nanobots, includes the usual odd but inviting TMBG fun – vintage school films, old cartoons and lots of combustibles.

AsapSCIENCE tries to determine which hurts more between giving birth or getting kicked in the balls. If you ask us, it’s this simple: Unless said ball kicking is administered continuously for hours, childbirth wins.

A man makes a toy that he uses to show off a magic trick to his grandson. It’s a hit at first, but how long can it hold its audience captive? A short film about the persistence and power of love.

A fictitious story about how Peter Criss came up with KISS’ classic ballad Beth. The song doesn’t actually involve any of his wives and he didn’t write it by himself, but we still hope Criss really does rhyme when he talks.

(NSFW: Language) Jodie was born with a powerful entity living inside her. Watch and guide her in her struggles in this interactive thriller from the developer behind Heavy Rain. Starring Ellen Page and Willem Dafoe.

Rhett & Link’s latest music video has a few (rhetorical?) questions for you to answer. Suprisingly, not one of them is “Have you ever been mistaken for Daryl Hall & John Oates?”

(Gore) ZeFrank takes a break from his True Facts series to ruin our childhood memories. Too gross; didn’t watch: treat your teddy bear well, because they are incredibly hard to fix.

An epic arrangement of Dave Brubeck’s Take Five, performed by a group of talented Pakistani studio musicians, with their own unique take on the classic jazz tune. More soul-stirring music from Sachal Studios here.