It’s time for that ‘Friday Feeling’ as you slip into the weekend zone – Here’s another delicious dose of pictographic internet hilarity to help round out your week. Specially designed for the lazy web surfer, this gallery can be browsed using just your scroll wheel finger; simply scroll down, lol, then scroll down some more. Couldn’t be simpler!
With a nod to American Psycho, Scott Disick channels his best psycho killer vibe to promote West’s new album. Scott, dressed all dapper in a suit and slicked back hair, plays Patrick Bateman, while another guys stars as Peter Allen, Bateman’s businessman rival. After asking his rival if he likes Kanye West, it eventually ends with lots of blood and killing. Welcome to the ‘wtf were they thinking’ zone.
A new Die Antwoord music video is always an event for the internets to go gaga for, so prepare to lose it as Yo-Landi plays an orphan who fancies a gangster rapper who just finished a spell in jail. But that’s only the half of it, it also involves Yo-Landi’s weird voice that will haunt your waking life until the end of days and lots of creepy dancing and staring at the camera. It’s time for your ‘wtf’ senses to kick in.
Being an entrepreneur is all about empowering yourself to create a business that’s right for you. It’s about facing up and rising to different challenges, overcoming the day-to-day demands, learning and planning for the future. These stories show how, by overcoming the various challenges and with dedication, hard work, belief and ambition, you can reach your goals and realize any dream you want.
Reginald D Hunter helps out his fellow Americans by adding his own commentary to a typical game of local cricket. He doesn’t hold back when describing this most English of sports, laying it down like he sees it, and making with the lulz at the terribly Britishness of the whole affair. “There is no way these men can call themselves athletes but, like their wives, we will humour them.”
Louis CK kills it at the Beacon Theater in Manhattan, New York and you can watch if for free (if you have a spare hour). Which is kind of ironic considering with this video he decided to forgo third-party digital distribution channels and physical media and sell the concert straight from his website for download or streaming. He didn’t have any DRM on the video either, hoping a letter he wrote and put on his site would deter piracy.
If you were planning on making the trip to the cinema to see Fast and Furious 6, don’t bother, because this is far better and it won’t cost you anything. It’s an epic chase that involves police patrol cars chasing down a runaway car and involves collisions and crashes using super detailed Tomica models to get fanboys and girls drooling. And there’s not a sign of Vin Diesel’s bald head anywhere.
Just what makes an internet troll tick? Is it just for kicks? Does it give them some thrills? Are they just assholes? The reason they do it has a lot to do with anonymity, which lets trolls go about their troll-y business without having any payback. And if you wanted to get into the psyches of these people, then delve into this video and learn what makes them tick. Then go and troll them.
Making something funny out of Javascript is not an easy achievement, but these guys manage to do it, getting in killer lines like “He’s the Javatar!” and with a tagline that states “It’s supposed to write once, run everywhere. But it’s more like write once, ruin everything” you know the in-jokes are going to come thick and fast, and you know that’s it’s just all too true.
Pranks just don’t come much more epic than what you are about to witness. This is Streeter, he got totally pranked a while back by his buddy Amir at College Humor at the Yankee stadium and humiliated in front of thousands. And, so, he seeks to get his revenge in this video, where he sets Amir up to take a half court shot blindfolded in front of the baying crowds, hoping he’ll miss and get ridiculed and cry. But it doesn’t quite work out like that…
You probably don’t need a reason to watch porn, you spend most of your day watching it anyway. But with this documentary that charts its rise from the 1920s at least when someone comes and busts you and asks you what you’re doing you can say you’re gaining knowledge, learning about our cultural history, and educating yourself. While looking at naked women, of course.
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