This is ‘It’s Rain In Games: Part 1’ (so you’re saying we can expect a sequel?!), a 30-minute compilation of rain from 30 different video games, as edited together by possible digital precipitation fetishist Jez Burrows. There’s everything from oldschool 8-bit style pixelated square raindrops to today’s ultra-realistic weather. Personally,

Note: Sound on. This is a short video of a cat contributing to a girl’s piano practice in the only way it knows how: being a little jerk and walking across the keyboard before sitting its b-flat on some keys at the end to settle in for a nap. Cats,

In break a leg news, this is a video of TikTok user lizjsm_ recording herself singing in her room when her mom steps through the ceiling, presumably because she didn’t feel like paying for a ticket to the concert. Now I’m not saying this mom should buy everything from her

This is a video of the first few hours MTV was ever on the air (they used to play music videos!), starting at 12AM on Saturday, August 1st, 1981. If you go to the Internet Archive you can actually watch three different versions of the video: the full broadcast (embedded

This is a video of a girl telling a bad joke or saying something that otherwise makes herself completely lose it and shoot iced coffee out her nose and mouth like she’s a coffee bar and iced macchiato is ON TAP. I have never seen so much liquid come out

In where’s double rainbow guy when you need him news, this is a video of a rainbow that appeared during a lightning storm when the whole sky was pink. So — what DOES it all mean? “The end of the world.” *hugging lightning rod* It’s the only answer. 

Seen here looking more like a caricature of a person than an actual person, this is a video of impassioned Lincoln, Nebraska resident Andrew Christensen arguing to the town council that boneless chicken wings are a misnomer and should be renamed immediately to avoid further confusion. His argument while I

This is a video of a Model-T alien humanoid robot developed by technology firm Telexistence stocking a convenience store’s drink selection via remote operator. Some more info while I try (and easily succeed) to pull drinks out the other side even faster than this robotic nerd can stock them: As