Awesome Glove And Boots

Mario and Fafa dig up some classic games on their Wii, nailing a killer Super Mario Bros. 2 level, sharing their theories on Pac-Man’s bathroom habits, and… Dubbo Dwibbo. Part two here.

Glove and Boots’ Mario and Fafa made a promise – if they won the best #VIDEOBLOGGER award, they’d ride down a Wyoming mountain in a Porta Potty. Here they make good on their commitment.

(Spoilers) Mario and Fafa explain Hollywood’s evil plot to make men cry, listing nine of the top tearjerkers for guys. While we agree, we think they should have included Up! and The Green Mile.

Mario and Fafa were looking at their stats and are concerned that their numbers skew heavily to a male demo, and decide to do something about it. Romance and salad for all the ladies!

Mario and Fafa review some of mankind’s greatest achievements of 2011 as part of their big New Years celebration. After you’re done, be sure to watch their New Years Party tips.

Those loveable puppets over at Glove and Boots who tell it like it is have given us a fantastic and funny Christmas gift – a chronicle of the history of American television. (Thanks everyone!)

Mario, Fafa and Gorilla load up a copy of Rock Band and attempt the play Iron Maiden’s finger-blistering Run to the Hills. Needless to say, things don’t go quite as planned.

Mario and Fafa of Glove and Boots find themselves handcuffed together by a horrific tormentor, in their “obligatory scary Halloween-themed blog.” Be sure to stick around all the way to the end.

The puppets of Glove and Boots start messing with the space-time continuum when Fafa builds himself a time machine. Insanity kicks in right around 1:05 and pretty much never ends.

The smartass puppets of Glove and Boots are back, taking on all those annoying, intrusive ads that pay for all the video bandwidth you use up watching countless YouTube videos.

Another educational video from Glove and Boots. The puppet duo track the lineage of the hipster and attempt to define those whose very goal is to not be defined. Oversimplified yet completely accurate.