Note: Volume on. Because the internet will never stop kitten around, this is a video of longhair and shorthair tabby cats licking their way to a heart shape made out of some sort of delicious looking food paste, as viewed from underneath a glass table. Unsurprisingly, the shorthair gets there

This is a Great Big Story video about Dario Fontanella and his German gelato shop, Eis Fontanella Eismanufaktur Mannheim, where he invented Spaghettieis, which consist of extruded vanilla gelato mimicking spaghetti noodles, topped with a strawberry sauce ‘marinara’ and white chocolate ‘parmesan’ shavings. And, I think I speak for everyone

This is a short video of a little girl trying salt & vinegar chips for the first time, battling her way through the vinegary start to a satisfying, salty finish. The prognosis? They’re good. Of course as a man who never doesn’t have a bag of Miss Vickie’s Salt and

This is a timelapse video of an insanely large drumkit being set up at concert venue Turock in Essen, Germany. It’s allegedly the world’s biggest, but Youtuber Dr. Mark Temperato begs to differ. In his own words, which certainly sounded like fighting words to me: It takes 4 drum tech’s

This is a video of flutist Ariana Piknjac and sister/pianist Ella Piknjac performing a lovely rendition of The Simpsons theme on their respective instruments. Delightful, wasn’t it? I felt like I was right there in Springfield, racing to the sofa along with the rest of the family. I’m not though,

This is a video of a giant LED billboard that wraps around the corner of a building playing a video of a spaceship docking with a very convincing 3D effect. I’m not sure what they’re selling, but I’m buying it. “I think they’re selling giant wrap-around LED billboards.” Cover my

This is a video of skinny Batman covering Han’s Zimmer’s ‘No Time For Caution’ from Interstellar on the accordion. You might not think an accordion cover isn’t going to work, but it works. Me? I am not going to work, I’m just going to pound on my keyboard and pretend

This is a side-by-side comparison of the speed of Olympic 100-meter freestyle swimmers in 1932 and 2016. Unsurprisingly, the 2016 swimmers are faster. How much faster? Almost eleven seconds, with first place finishes of 47.58 seconds in 2016 and 58.2 seconds in 1932. Obviously, there are a number of factors