Because music is everywhere, this is a video of HarvardTHUD (The Harvard Undergraduate Drummers) performing AC/DC’s ‘Thunderstruck’ on boomwhackers (previously: ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ and Outkast’s ‘Hey Ya’). They do a great job, it just doesn’t have that edge that the original does, presumably a result of being performed
Because there’s always a learning curve, this is a video of a married couple on a tropical vacation taken from the drone the husband is learning to fly when he almost steers the thing right into their faces. I like how his wife leans out of the way, but pops
Narrated by nature knight Sir David Attenborough (I say we just king him already), this is a clip from National Geographic’s ‘Hunt For The Giant Squid’. In the video, researchers in a submersible off the coast of Antarctica discover a rarely seen giant phantom jellyfish at a depth of around
This is a video from driving simulator BeamNG.Drive imagining a car (modeled after a BMW/Mercedes) getting crashed into a stationary bollard at speeds of 30MPH, 50MPH, 80MPH, 120MPH, 160MPH, 200MPH, and 260MPH. I learned a lot by watching it. Mostly, that if you ever have to crash your car, try
This is a video of engineer William Osman’s quest to determine if he’s ready to have a child after his wife Chelsea told him that she was. So, what did he do? Why he rented a pet raccoon, of course, to “simulate having a child.” Young children not having nearly
This is a video of Crispy (great name) and four friends getting higher than five kites after hotboxing a room using a catnip tea filled humidifier. Damn, Crispy, did you never watch those anti-drug PSAs from the late 80’s and early 90’s? Just add some cheese and mushrooms and your
This is a Great Big Story interview with Australian voice actor Karen Jacobsen, jokingly known as “the only woman men will take directions from.” Since 2002, Karen has been the voice of over 1-billion GPS devices and smartphone apps. Ha, I knew I recognized her from somewhere! She lives in
This is a video created by visual effects artist Wren of Corridor Digital imagining all the world’s estimated 20 quadrillion (20,000,000,000,000,000 or 20,000 trillion) ants in the same place at the same time. All standing flat they would cover approximately 225,000 square kilometers, or the size of Wisconsin. In a
