In the short film It’s Not You, It’s Me, a young woman’s (Gillian Jacobs) relationship takes a dark turn when every sound her boyfriend (Fran Kranz) makes starts to annoy her. And as things start to develop she gets more and more wound up, until it builds towards a rather WTF messy ending. A warning to annoying boyfriends the world over.
If you were wondering why anyone, anywhere, would want to pay $10,000 for a watch, then you need look no further than this parody video from College Humor, which sees Jony Ive and Tim Cook explain the feature that makes the gold version of the new Apple Watch worth so much money.
Gandalf indulges his BDSM side as two very popular book to film adaptations get mixed together for humorous, if slightly troubling results. A meeting you never thought possible is born as Gandalf the Grey and Anastasia Steele fight off their inner demons to find love—and kinkiness.
Rapper laureate of the internet, Dan Bull, teams up with VI Second for a rap battle about fighting game Super Smash Bros., as they take turns to declare who is the supreme master of the game and also school each other on the correct gaming etiquette when playing a versus battle.
This guy is full of talent, just brimming with the stuff, here he is, not just covering a Johnny Cash number, but moving and sounding exactly like him as well. It could almost be a punk version of Mr. Cash reincarnate? Which makes it all the more galling that he took his own life at the tender age of 28. He was a local punk legend in San Fran and now he’s gone. Grim. But, as the cliche goes, his music lives on. RIP.
Ordinary household pet dogs become hilarious distortions in this video showing wet dogs shaking themselves dry shot in slow-mo. It’s like they’ve just stepped out of a Looney Tunes cartoon as you get to see all the weirdness that happens which the human eye is too lame to notice, but in HD slow-mo it’s a whole different game.
Often you see those prank comedians doing their near-the-knuckle videos and you wonder why people are so tolerant—well here’s the other side that usually gets edited out, the side where the people being pranked don’t take too kindly and it ends in violence—mostly a punch to the face.
This short film details a rather unusual synth, whose switches, dials, and knobs are made from rubber ducks, Russian dolls, and jelly beans. This strange instrument is part of an animation by Korean studio Minimalogue, who pair the synth with analogue, homedmade visuals made from wool or written in notebooks.
We all know the internet can be a nasty place, and Trevor Moore’s, from the The Whitest Kids U’Know, new song is a spot-on satire and lamentation of how horrid the internet’s become and how we’re all really to blame. Called The Ballad of Billy John it centers around an old man who loves writing songs.
Mark Ronson’s and Bruno Mars’ song “Uptown Funk” is so whatever, there’s a much better version out there and it’s called “Oldtown Funk”—this version is performed by Alex Boye and some dancing, grooving grandmas and grandads, who can certainly deliver on the funk side of things.
In contrast to Darwin and his theory of evolution, here’s some people who are at the forefront of devolution—living proof that not every human being on earth is good for the gene pool. From licking frozen lamp posts with their tongues to letting off fireworks while in a confined space, there’s some dumb people out there.
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