The warning’s in the song title really. Anything called “Hello Kitty” was always going to be pure ear-bleed for anyone over the age of 13, but it’s not just the music that will teach you how to hate, the video itself is all kinds of terrible (so terrible in fact, it looks like Vevo have pulled the video from both their YouTube and Vimeo pages). The colors, the appropriation of J-Pop, the weird juxtapositions.
Manu Chao is just one musician to feature in this collaborative track, which starts off in Morocco and then proceeds to tour the world as different instruments are brought into the mix until the song builds into a “Global Roots Reggae-Latin jam”— whatever one of those is. But it doesn’t matter, because it sounds great.
National anthems are never that great, and Canada’s “O Canada” isn’t exactly an earth-shattering tune, lets just say it’s not going to trouble the iTunes charts any time soon. That is until it gets an awesome facelift by beatboxer KRNFX who’s transformed it into something that could find it’s way onto people’s summer playlists. Add to that singer Maiko Watson and you have a national anthem that hits it out of the park.
SpongeBob Squarepants seems like the sort of sea sponge that would be into Daft Punk, so he’s the perfect host to take you on a tour of the French electronic music duo’s mega-hit Get Lucky through the ages – And it’s going to be a wild, wild ride!
Don’t pretend you’re in any way better than these people who have chosen to exchange unpleasantries in an enclosed space thousands of feet in the air with not a care for their fellow passengers. The Teletubbies can inflame even the most calm amongst us. Even the Dalai Lama has been known to turn violent when someone disagrees with him about who is the best Teletubby. Sh#t just got real bro’.
The Matrix is, without doubt, one of the greatest movies ever made—and I will fight anyone in bullet time who says otherwise. But that doesn’t mean to say it hasn’t got its flaws and inconsistencies which CinemaSins are happy to point out in 12 minutes or less—and they point out 85 of these crimes against coherency.
If you’ve had the misfortune of seeing Michael Goi’s movie ‘Megan is Missing’ then you’ll know you wasted precious moments of your life that you will never get back – it’s a poor attempt at showing how the internet can be a dangerous place. The movie is basically one long faceplam and the acting hits a new low in ‘bad’, making it the perfect material for ‘Your Movie Sucks’ to come along and put it in its place. So save yourself an hour and a half of boredom and just watch this instead.
Call it an art film, call it a fashion film, call it whatever you damn well want, but you’ll find yourself gripped over the next few minutes of your life — gripped by its deft use of lighting and the precise and inventive angles of the camera and the craftmanship with which it’s been shot. And, of course, the models. Let’s not forget them.
Yo bro! That was a sick edit dude! These are the words you might hear if you too knew how to make a sick mountain bike edit. An edit that would spread over the internet like wild viral fire and show off your friend’s mountain bike skills and your own sick, sick editing badassness.
Memory cards, they’re robots in disguise! At least, they are in this video which shows a microSD card that doesn’t just store endless photos of your cat, but instead it’s a tiny robot with a jet pack that can run, fly, swim, battle magnets, is impervious to X-rays, can bust through walls like they were made of paper AND has a parachute. Surely it deserves its own Michael Bay movie?
Don’t listen to all the naysayers who say that drones are bad and stuff, because drones are awesome—and they’re awesome because they’ll become our slaves who will do what we command of them, like carrying out important tasks such as taking a selfie…..and stalking your ex-girlfriend.
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