This is a video from Youtube channel The King Of Random of a bunch of nested balloons being popped and filmed in ultra slow motion. Could you even imagine watching this sort of ultra slow motion video as a king in medieval times? You’d swear there was so much sorcery
This is a stop motion video created by video game designer Phil Compile and his 4-year old son Ollie using this set of Super Mario Bros fridge magnets. Man, if I had made this at 4-years old it would still be the greatest achievement of my life. Dare to dream,
This is a video of Watson properly apologizing for stealing his brother Kiko’s chewy treat. Would he have still apologized if their caretaker didn’t make him? Probably not. Just like clogging your roommate’s toilet because you’re too afraid of clogging your own *pulling pantyhose over head* you’re only in trouble
These are two worthwhile videos of TikTok user funklord_vader performing a bunch of very impressive Star Wars character impressions in the mirror, using the line ‘I love it when you call me senorita,’ which is apparently from a Shawn Mendes/Camila Cabello song that I just had to look up. Like
This is a video from TikTok user jamestrout11 of a man (I’m not sure if that’s him in the video or not) trying to get somewhere with his suitcase, but his suitcase being completely disagreeable. That’s actually happened to me before, and I just left my suitcase there. “I’m going
This is a video of Youtuber KWFoxy performing Johnny Cash’s emotion-filled cover of Nine Inch Nails’ ‘Hurt’ on Ellie’s guitar in The Last Of Us Part II. Wow, this whole time I’ve been just trying to not die and other people are out here performing MTV Unplugged concerts. Dammit *deleting
These are the 99.5% pure titanium beer mugs manufactured and sold by AI PEI on Amazon. The double-walled and insulated mugs hold 450mL (15-ounces), come in five different colors, and are perfect for letting guests know you think you’re better than them because you won’t stop talking about your ridiculous
This is the Rubik’s Tactile Cube, a Rubik’s Cube with sides that are identifiable both by their color and tactile pattern (currently on sale on Amazon for $11). Not only are they perfect for the vision impaired, they’re also great for anyone looking to increase the challenge of cube-solving by