Surf artist Karim Rejeb follows up his first stop motion surfing video, Lino, with this, called Perfect Holiday. And if you were a fan of the first video then you’ll certainly lap this one up, as little Play Mobil figures head out on a totally rad surfs up adventure gnarly awesome dude!
The anguished story of Walter White is laid bare in this recap of seasons 1-4 showing Walt’s trajectory from cancer sufferer to drug kingin, set to that song from Requiem for a Dream that would make footage of someone straining out a shit seem like the most poignant and dramatic thing you’ve ever seen.
The is a radically awesome music video for “Parler le fracas,†by French hip-hop group Le Peuple de l’Herbe. It’s influence is Orwell’s Animal Farm updated for discontent of the Occupy Wall Street era. So we get pigs in riot police gear facing off with disenfranchised industrial workers who are a goose, a chameleon, and hundreds of other small animals who combine forces to create a Godzilla-like horror.
Believing in invisible sky wizards takes a leap of faith (especially after watching this), but earnestly believing that Papa Smurf will steal a child’s soul requires a leap of sheer insanity. Anyone who believes that they turned into a cobra from the waist up should really be wearing one of those nice jackets with the arms that tie up at the back, in a padded cell in the basement of a secure mental institution, but this is America so someone just gave him airtime instead. Wow.
This is the Alabaman rapper’s–the “Rebecca Black of rapping”–new track and it’s sitting comfortably with well over a million views. It seems his buddy Mike has fallen into a spot of bother, the sort of bother where you end up in field with a black sack over your head. Go rescue him Krispy! Haters gonna hate…but likers gonna like.
Not sure if this is strictly speaking a haiku but don’t let a little thing like that put you off because this is awesome to the power of Chuck Norris. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll laugh the tears dry. If the internet wasn’t invented so we could all laugh at edited together funny videos, then why was it?
Every major film blockbuster needs a wailing baby. Fact. Where would the movie Titanic be without a crying baby interrupting the most famous piece of dialogue from it? Or for that matter, where would 300 be? Or Jerry Maguire and even Gandalf? Yes, some classic movies are made infinitely more cry baby-tastic with the insertion of a crying baby. Waaaaaah! Waaaaaaaaaah!
This is just what you need after some crazed drug addict has eaten someone’s face off, some prankster taking advantage of everyone shitting themselves by staging a zombie attack. The responses from the people of Miami range from running away in terror and boarding up your house to some guy pulling out a handgun to shoot those undead mofos. It’s a crazy world.
Fiddy’s track ‘In Da Club’ gets a British makeover with some lyrical changes to make it Anglo-friendly. So a bottle gets changed to a pint and our man is in there playing darts, offering up a fiver to see some “jugs” (that’s ‘bewbs’ to you). And that’s just the beginning of this 14 minute mix. Put it on and then crack on with those spreadsheets that should’ve been on your boss’ desk two weeks ago.
So this is what passes for mainstream entertainment these days, huh? Who knew. A few years back you’d have to root around the internet for a few minutes before you could find some pretty girls drinking the seed of a donkey, but now it’s on TV. Did I miss the memo notifying us that society crumbled or something?
However you look at it the lines between fantasy and reality are becoming so blurred that it’s soon going to be impossible to tell them apart, and here is a perfect example. Introducing the first ever gameplay footage of Criterion Games’ highly anticipated Need for Speedâ„¢ Most Wanted, released at the E3 2012 Official event. Watch as an epic race through the city turns into a frantic open world cop chase with some spectacular consequences. “WANT!”
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