Either this is the fakest fakery this side of Fake Town or this female beatboxer from Japan, known as Cyborg Kaori is seriously good at beatboxing. So good in fact she can seemingly do two different sounds at the same time, along with producing all kinds of strange noises that you’ve probably never heard come out of a human being’s mouth.
Is this sh#t for real, how the hell did they do it? Two Japanese schoolgirls in the city of Atami, start shooting a video of each other on their smartphones and then, before you know it, they’re leaping off rooftops and backflipping like ninjas. Even using smoke bombs and ninja stars as they chase each other.
Ever wonder what would happen if you’d spent your life injecting deadly snake venom into your body in an insane search for eternal youth? Steve Ludwin has been mainlining deadly snake juice in a syringe in a bid for immortality (or at least to live for a century) for most of his adult life. He’s been milking various snakes, rattlesnakes, monocled cobras, and some vipers since the 1980s. He’s now 46.
Yes, this is most definitely that weird part of YouTube, the part where someone uses the Source Filmmaker to create a bizarre animation for the strangest version of the Thomas The Tank Engine theme song you’ll ever hear, complete with jittering video game characters and smiling policeman. It’s also oddly addictive and you’ll want to just keeping listening to it.
The name Roy Kafri probably means nothing to you but after you watch the video for his song Mayokero, you’ll know him as that guy who had that really awesome music video which featured popular album covers brought to life. Using classic and iconic covers, from David Bowie to Michael Jackson and Bob Dylan, director Vania Heymann gets them all to beatbox along to Kafri’s track.
You’ve seen the movie, but have you read the book? If you have you’ll know that it has a different ending to the one we see in David Fincher’s movie. But YouTubers Banana-Dragon Productions deciced to make a live-action version of the book ending, by blending it onto the one in the film.
Sexism, it’s everywhere, and this little sketch sums up nicely how most men respond to any woman trying to talk about women in society and how they might not be on equal footing with men. But it’s their own fault for being so illogical and not making enough sammiches to satisfy their man. If they could just stop being so irrational and spend more time in the kitchen, their problems would be solved. Joke!
Halloween has been and gone and that means it’s time to sit back and reflect by watching a decent scary movie. Or you could watch this supercut by Burger Fiction who have put some of the most memorable scary movies and blended them together to create the ultimate sense of suspense upon entering a creepy house.
Techno Viking was one of the early memes that took off on the internet, a raver from Germany he was filmed confronting someone at Berlin’s Love Parade and a meme was born. This doc looks at what happened next, including a lawsuit by Techno Viking himself and the remixes the video spawned.
Reggie ‘Wait?’ Watts is a master of music-infused comedy and if you need proof then just take a watch of this video featuring him wowing the PopTech audience with his mastery and his scratching skills. He’s the sort of comedian you could watch and listen to until your mind collapses from old age or your eyeballs dry up because you haven’t blinked in 50 years.
Whatever your attitudes are towards religion you can’t deny that it has some great melodies. Proof of that is this Shira choir singing at a Bar Mitzvah in Williamsburg, New York which is wonderfully rhythmic and the perfect music to let you escape the stresses of the day.
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