Proof that you’re never too old to break a bone, then do something to break it again, this is a video of 54-year old Tony Hawk performing his first kickflip since breaking his femur (aka thigh bone) in March. A true testament to the human spirit. Now I almost feel bad for all those times I drove by yelling “Do a kickflip!” when he was hobbling around on crutches.

Keep going for the video, actual successful kicky-flip at 6:10.

This is a video of Jack Black participating in a TrinityKids Care (a Los Angeles based hospice that specializes in pediatric care for children with life-limiting illnesses) event and serenading young Abraham with his favorite song (‘In The End Of Time’), from his favorite movie, School Of Rock. That was touching. Now if you’ll excuse me, I must need to change the filter in my HEPA filter. “Do you even own a HEPA filter?” What do I look like, a rich person? I just huff my plants if I want fresh air.

@veronicazavala584 Abraham got to meet Jack Black and sign his favorite part to his Favorite movie “School of Rock” #teamAbraham #CapCut #fyp #FlexEveryAngle ♬ original sound – Veronica Zavala

This is a video of a man trying to impress the camerawoman (possibly his mother) with his hanging skills by transitioning from a pull-up bar to a hangboard he has mounted above the doorway, and tearing the board off the wall and eating backwards shit in the process. Gee, who would have thought that drywall anchors wouldn’t be enough to support a man’s weight? I mean besides me and everyone else besides this guy. Still, an improvement from the 3M Command Strips I’m sure he tried first.

Keep going for the video while I wonder how many times this guy has watched Free Solo.

Inspired by several pieces of ‘transparent’ graffiti art that have gone viral on the internets, this is a video of Slovakian street artist DOKE attempting to paint a wall that appears to have his name cut out, allowing the background to be seen through it. He does a great job, especially for his first attempt. Of course DOKE reminds us all that the illusion only works from one specific angle, and only if its relatively cloudy so the shadows match up, since that’s when he painted it. When the stars align though — it’s magic. I mean not real magic like you can perform when three planets align, but still pretty cool.

This is a video of 1930’s London that’s been remastered, stabilized, and upscaled to high definition and 60FPS with AI. It’s also been colorized, but not necessarily historically accurately, presumably because Rose from Titanic was too busy contemplating why she didn’t scoot over and make room for Jack on that piece of flotsam to provide her feedback. You let him draw your boobs and then you killed him!

Because no matter how hard you try, there’s always a neighbor hellbent on one-upping your holiday decorating, this is a video of Magical Light Show’s Tom BetGeorge (previously) showing off his waaaaay over top Halloween light show. It features drones climbing some 400-feet tall to create Stranger Things and Ghostbusters inspired displays, including a massive Mindflayer, Demogorgon, Metallica logo, grandfather clock, floating Max, Ghostbusters ghost trap and Slimer, and Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man. Wow! So if you thought you were going to win this year’s decorating contest just by adding one of those 12-foot tall skeletons from Home Depot and double the cobwebs from last year, you’re sadly mistaken. I’ll still be egging your house regardless though, just to be clear.