(NSFW: Language) “Used to be I’m a “ride or die” chick, B.I.G. with the “Me And My Bitch”, no objections, being an object.” Talib Kweli raps about the objectification of women that’s become par for the course in hip hop. Video by dreambear.

It may not be as badass as the Morgan 3-Wheeler, but what it lacks in looks this three-wheeled two seater makes up for in price and performance. Its 55hp 3 cylinder engine gets up to 84mpg and lets the vehicle go over 100mph.

Chelsea is a hardworking waitress, breadwinner and supportive member of her community. Break decided to give her not one, but multiple positive pranks with the help of her friends and colleagues. Stay golden, Chelsea!

While its black on black face might not be the most legible we’ve ever seen, we’re so taken by its contrasting red and black plaid fabric band that we’re willing to give this one a win despite its form over function design approach.

This upcoming sci-fi survival horror game SOMA takes place in a remote undersea research facility in which machinery begins to think that it’s human. Coming to PS4 and PC in 2015. Early gameplay teaser here.

Over 300 watercolor drawings combine with 3D effects in this short but sweet animation by Parachute Parachute to create a very personal and touching love letter to the cultural force that was the Volkswagen Vanagon.

Using light-up drumsticks, long exposures and a 360° video rig, Ballantine’s captured every move of musician Ben Mead’s drumsticks, creating a fascinating animated light painting from rhythm.

“No fries salad lady – coming soon to the next window.” Break brought back Honest Trailers’ Jon Bailey and used his gritty voice and quick wit to make fast food drive through orders sound cool.

Scarlett Johansson plays Lucy, a drug mule for the mob. A mysterious drug planted inside her body leaks into her system, giving her supernatural abilities. Written and directed by Luc Besson (The Fifth Element, Nikita).

Since the use of machinery is typically frowned upon in the Amish community, they often have to resort to brute force to get work done. In this amazing video, watch 80 men pick up and move a house onto its foundation.

(Gross) ZeFrank resumes his True Facts series with an episode that’s as enlightening as it is hilarious. Watch and learn about the dangers of touching an octopus arm, how to compare the weirdness of two animals and more.

While Gravity was a pretty awesome movie already, artist Krishna Shenoi came up with a way to improve upon it, introducing a much better solution to Sandra Bullock’s seemingly endless tumble in space. The ending is priceless.

Germany’s Skypak creates rolling bar carts using authentic aircraft food and beverage cart. These ones are made from reclaimed wine and whiskey barrel timbers replacing the aluminum sides and top. Also available as coolers.

Some corny jokes can be salvaged through comical delivery. Others can be powered through using the sheer force of laughter. Case in point: YouTuber ENGRunningRobbo on a roll while playing Call of Duty.

Director Anton Chistiakov’s award-winning short film is about a solitary robot programmed to sell ice cream. He lives a lonely and bleak existence, but finds solace in his unexpectedly vivid imagination. Beautifully animated and poignant.

“It’s so insignificant, yet so monumental.” Photographer Vik Muniz and designer Marcelo Coelho worked for four years trying to etch microscopic castles on individual grains of sand. More on Marcelo’s website.

George Lucas, Mark Hamill and sound designer Ben Burtt talk about the conceptual and technical aspects of the most famous movie weapon of all time, the lightsaber. The documentary includes a lot of behind-the-scenes clips.

Jim Meskimen and Ross Marquand play fictionalized versions of themselves – two impressionists trying to be serious actors – in this comedy mini-series by SoulPancake. It’s starts off slow, but stick with it. Watch the rest here.

Shwood teamed up with Louisville Slugger to create these awesome limited-edition shades that are perfect for a sunny day at the ballpark. They’re made from reclaimed ash wood from old and broken baseball bats.

Artists Hari & Deepti create intricate illustrations by cutting and layering sheets of paper, then adding LED light. In plain white light, they’re ethereal, when illuminated, they’re magical. Watch them make a huge version here here.

In celebration of his 100th YouTube video, parkour artist Ronnie Shalvis put together this compilation of stunts from each of his first 99 clips, as he jumps, flips, wall runs, and generally entertains with his impressive acrobatic skills.

A catchy summer tune from Swedish indie rock band Colleague, from their two-song release. Watch out for these guys if you love Phoenix, Passion Pit and the like. Listen to their other single Parent’s House here.

(NSFW: Language) If we could have any voice for our nav system, we’d choose Morgan Freeman. In this amusing clip from Josh Robert Thompson, he envisions a GPS that not only sounds awesome, it provides sage advice. More here.