Asdfmovie, pronounced ass-duff-moo-vee-ate, is made by YouTube comedy king Tom Ska—the videos are a series of bizarre internet-humor animated sketches and this is the eighth one in the series. If you were looking for some random lolz to come throw a curveball into your day, then this is the right place to find them.
Claymation auteur Lee Hardcastle tells a story about a drug bust, a drug bust that goes horribly wrong and ends in Hardcastle’s trademark ultra-violence that’s bearable only because it’s being inflicted in the medium of clay. If this was live-action we’d all be puking our eyeballls out already, just like these characters.
Ibiza has long been known as the party island of Europe, where ravers from across the world head to, partying all night and recuperating on the golden sandy beaches the next day. But because it’s no secret it’s also come under criticism for being too commercial and being full of unsavory behaviour, even violence.
We’ve all had those text message conversations where one of you is completely misreading the tone, getting yourself worked up because you think the other person’s being a total a-hole. Well, Key & Peele perfectly illustrate that in this hilarious sketch, which sees Key getting increasingly angry at Peele’s responses.
Take some stock video footage and add some darkly surreal humor and what you’re left with is this highly unsettling but hilarious video that you should watch immediately before you even take another breath, because it really does warrant your attention, the only problem is, after watching it you may need therapy.
Internet, you’ve changed! It used to be all about the aimlessly surfing around looking at weird, sick, depraved stuff with only your own conscience witnessing and being appalled by your actions, but now it seems that it wasn’t just your conscience watching your internet usage, the US and UK intelligence agencies were seeing it too. In this video it’s pointed out how companies like Gamma International (who make FinFisher) and Hacking Team are selling software to governments all around the world, which is then used to exploit their citizens and spy on their online actions.
A guy awakes in a strange house in this mysterious and intriguing sci-fi short—after waking in a place he doesn’t know he has to try and figure out what’s going on, and it turns out he’s part of a weird experiment featuring hundreds of clones of himself—but why?
If you think your dates go badly, then take solace in this guy trying and failing at having a movie date with a girl he sits next to in his computer science class: rather than just relaxing and letting the evening progress naturally, he turns the neurosis all the way up to Woody Allen, and before you know it his date is making her excuses and heading out the door. Sound familiar?
If you’re going to head out to the streets and troll a certain type of people, fashion types are exactly the sort who would be an easy target, so that’s precisely what this woman does, throwing in curveball after curveball to these dedicated followers of the latest in sartorial trends.
Spoken word poet Shane Koyczan’s takes on the trolls in his latest video called, aptly, “Troll”—where he addresses the callous anons who hide behind their computer keyboards and take pleasure in being mean to others for no other reason than the thrill and power of being nasty.
Although the family member in this clip means well, it still comes across as very awkward as they decide to discuss cousin Delroy’s upcoming gay marriage. So he brings along his coworker to help work out the particulars of the nuptials, as he happens to be gay also, so can obviously give the lowdown on how act on such an occasion.
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