The music video for The Shoes’ “Drift” is directed by Montreal-based directors Dent de Cuir and celebrates GIF culture in all its awesomeness. The whole video is basically a mouse dragging gifs in various browsers around a desktop. That may sound not very exciting but when you see the results you’ll know different.

If you ever find yourself doubting the internet and what it’s good for, then just take a look at this and all will be forgiven—the intro to 1990s cult kids TV show Teletubbies is recreated in Los Santos, with the various characters from GTA V getting dressed up like Tinky Winky, Dipsy, La La, and [...]

Charlie Brown is the eternal suffering everyman that never gets to kick that football, and is constantly being bullied by Lucy—but if you thought his life couldn’t get any more depressing, then try watching this footage edited together with that choir-version of Radiohead’s ‘Creep” from the Social Network trailer.

If you can remember, the music video for Blink-182‘s “What’s My Age Again?” featured three guys running through the streets of Los Angeles, completely nude, while crossing paths with all the freaks that someone doing such a thing in LA would encounter.

Pistol Shrimps have done what some may see as sacrilegious, by planting many, many Disney characters into the Star Wars universe. Combining both of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens trailers that have been released so far, Disney favs like Dumbo, Olaf, Aladdin, and lots more are expertly inserted into the action.

Dutch band De Staat’s song “Witch Doctor” is one of the more intense and bizarre music videos you’re going to see—shot on a low budget with green screens and using motion capture, it features lead singer Torre Florim goading and controlling a legion of CGI moshers.

If you see a Pixar movie at the cinema, you also get to see a Pixar short that precedes the movie—this short LAVA preceded Inside Out and it’s a charming love story about two…volcanoes? Yep, leave it to Pixar to imbue a rocky lava-spewing mass with warmth and wit.

In this minor masterpiece from Oscar-nominated stop-motion animator PES, dozens of animators and illustrators worked on thousands of original drawings over four months of work. The result is that everything you see is done by hand and shot in camera.

Rapper Stromae latest song “Quand C’est?” has a stunningly animated music video made by his art collective Mosaert, and it’s a haunting take on cancer. It shows the singer battling with the disease as it attacks him like some kind of alien monster.

Nickelodeon’s 1990s cartoons and TV shows were undeniably awesome, Rugrats, Ren & Stimpy, Rocko’s Modern Life, Salute Your Shorts, the list goes on—and now the channel are celebrating that halcyon period with a programming block due to air in October called The Splat.

What would happen if you combined the weapons from classic video games and turned them into one epic shooter? That’s the theoretical question VFX whizzes Corridor Digital have answered in their amazing video Ultimate Gun Game. Which is like a mini tour through video game history taking in games like Mario, Zelda, Portal, and Halo.