Kanye West has built up a repertoire of hoots and hollers to get the people going. We miss the Uhh Kanye, the Laaa la la la Kanye, not banshee-tune Kanye, or angry HAH?! Kanye. The auntie team Kanye, not the god dream Kanye, but we’ll let Kanye be Kanye.

The Gaze Desk’s premiere variant has two separate desks so you can adjust the height of your monitor independently. Its app recommends the proper desk height based on your measurements. The desk also has a whiteboard variant with a tilting partition.

(PG-13: Language) YouTuber exurb1a gives us a cynical tour of the various fields of studies. He didn’t mention the island of trade schools because it’s empty – all of its citizens are already out working and earning money.

Maggie Gyllenhaal plays a woman who’s just been left by her boyfriend. As an act of desperation, she proposes to him in public, making their night more interesting. Jason Perini’s short plays out a bit disappointingly, but it’s still fun to watch and imagine.

The trick shot bros of Dude Perfect met up with Cardinals’ S Tyrann Mathieu, Buccaneers’ WR Mike Evans and Cowboys’ RB Ezekiel Elliot for a silly skills challenge. You already know who’ll win, it’s just a matter of seeing by how much.

Custom car builder Ron Berry created this amazing interpretation of the classic Volkswagen Type 2 bus, which looks like it just dropped into the real world from an old Hanna-Barbera cartoon. Seriously, this thing is way cooler than Speed Buggy ever was.

Long before Tinder, dating companies encouraged folks to submit video profiles to try and attract a mate. A few years back, Jameson Murphy compiled this reel of some of the most awkward, yet oddly charming clips from the lonely hearts of the 1980s.

Godzilla returns as a cuddly kaiju. Kidrobot hops in on the hype generated by the Japanese Godzilla reboot with this stubby 8″ tall plushie that’s ready to take on all your other toys.

The word “baby” frequently turns up in song lyrics to refer to one’s girlfriend or significant other. Israel-based comedy group Tachles imagines what these songs would have been about if they were speaking of actual infants.

Sneaky Zebra offers up an all-out battle for geek supremacy, with its soldiers equipped entirely by awesome and iconic replica props from sci-fi and superhero series, and a heaping helping of VFX to bring them to life.

The Powerup Backpack can charge up to three devices at once, including a laptop, thanks to its removable 22400mAh battery. Its guide loops and rubber-lined slots secure charging cables neatly. It comes with two microUSB cables and an HP laptop charging cable.

Artist Noah Scalin painstakingly collected hundreds of colorful stickers, from everything from kid’s play sets to Wacky Packages. He then carefully arranged each one based on hue, saturation, and brightness to create a bold and abstract portrait of himself.

Avid traveler Jacob Laukaitis shares the highlights of his seven-day trip to Pyongyang, North Korea. Like many tours, Jacob got to see only the nice parts of the capital, his every move was scrutinized. It’s a lot of risk for an experience that’s both mundane yet bizarre.

Old school basketball meets cutting edge soccer tech in this upcoming variant of the OG Jordans. The Air Jordan 1 Retro Ultra High features an upper made of lightweight material and an ankle bootie borrowed from Nike’s new soccer cleats and futsal shoes. Drops 8/13/16.

Broken odometers are one of the most common problems in older cars, but they’re relatively easy to replace. ChrisFix shows us how and explains how odometers work in the process. All you need are flathead and Torx screwdrivers.

Massdrop has a group buy for mini USB/micro USB-to-USB cables that are wrapped in braided nylon. Each cable measures 4ft long and has gold-plated connectors with heat-shrink protective sleeves. Available in eight colorways.

Eater’s The Meat Show sat down at Dallas’ luxury steakhouse Knife to sample its dry aged steaks, which were aged and infused with mold for 45 to 420 days. The 420-day steak seemed nasty, but it still made us hungry.

Currently raising funds on Indiegogo, the Exo360 promises to capture full 360º aerial video, thanks to its five built-in cameras, and automated stitching technology. We highly recommend going for the pricier 4K model, as lower res VR video tends to look muddy.

IKEA’s satirical commercial takes some time to develop, but you’ll get what it’s trying to say soon enough. The thing is, if we could paint something that good that fast, we’d probably share it with everyone too.

A firefighter begins to admit that her passion for her work lies in her attraction to the very thing she’s supposed to stop. This animated short by Hugues Opter and his fellow Gobelins students feels like a trailer for a cool movie.

Artist Blake Neubert has an ongoing series of layered paintings that are best appreciated in motion. Watch him put the finishing touches on his art, scraping away the top layer to reveal what’s underneath. You can purchase his original art and prints here.

We almost think that our lack of understanding the language makes this reel of wacky ads from JPCMHD all the more entertaining. The formula seems simple: any combo of animals, anime, boy bands, girl bands, cosplay, singing, and group choreography will do.

(SPOILERS) After discussing what American Beauty got right, Lessons from the Screenplay talks about what it nearly got wrong. The film’s screenplay contained passages that could not be conveyed onscreen, as well as nearly 20% of the film that was cut at the last minute.