A million, no a kazillion-berkbillion-willion, cats were hurt during the making of this video. And if you’re having a hard time with that fact, then you can go eat cat shit and die, because sometimes cats have to die so that internet videos can get made. That’s just a cold, hard, cat-killing fact of life.
Here’s another delicious dose of pictographic internet hilarity to help round out your week. Specially designed for the lazy web surfer, this gallery can be browsed using just your scroll wheel finger; simply scroll down, lol, then scroll down some more. Couldn’t be simpler!
It’s back to the, ahem, drawing board for this video. And contrary to what you might think when watching this, it actually happened in real life. None of this was added using After Effects in post-production, it all happened for real and it just so happened someone was there with a camera to capture it all. True story bro.
Prepare to get freaked the fuck out with this terrifying film from a Finnish company called Fragile Childhood, who are trying to raise awareness about how excessive alcohol consumption (the Fins heart their vodka) can affect a child. Not sure if it can affect them as much as this will affect drunk people who are watching YouTube for some escapism from their daily binge.
You’ve probably not seen a cat video for at least a few seconds, so here’s a whole compilation of those furry felines showing why they will never, ever stop being the true rulers of the web. I wanted to be cynical about this video, but the opening section of the cat falling through the ceiling is too epic to diss.
Considering this is Burning Man, this point of view shot is probably the sanest perspective you’re going to get with regards to footage of the week long mindfuck fest out in the middle of the Black Rock Desert in northern Nevada. So have a watch and smile and wish you where there.
Niiiice. Listen to this and all the stresses and troubles of the day will waft away on a cloud of smooth jazz, with this easy-on-the-ears version of Metallica’s “Enter Sandman”. It may make metal fans cry salt tears because their anthem has been tarnished, but you can’t deny it has a certain snazzy appeal. Foot-tap-tastic!
You could never accuse the BBC science series Horizon of not tackling the big questions — and this is probably one of the biggest. Just how big is the universe? If you can’t take an hour out of your day to watch this, it basically says the Universe is without end and stretches far beyond what the eye can ever see. And, if current research is correct, it could just be the start of something bigger — much, much bigger.
Sleepwalking, it’s a terrible affliction that affects millions of people and is not to be laughed at. Well, not unless it’s this woman doing it, then feel free to lol your head off as this mom comes across all Paranormal Activity like she’s possessed or something. Either that or she’s drunk as hell.
Kogonada is a video remixer who’s fond of making short montages of a director’s work seen through a particular stylistic habit, like Tarantino From Below, and this video which shows the work of Kubrick from the one-point perspective, which highlights Kubrick’s use of symmetry to unsettle and unnerve his audience.
Everything can be improved by making it slow-mo, autotuning, or adding a light saber. And the latter of these internet laws is put into practice as the classic knife fight from West Side Story becomes enhanced with the addition of a few light sabers. Jets, Sharks, Jedis and some groovy dancing, this has it all — Someone should remake West Side Story but set in 15th century Verona — now there’s an idea!
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