This is a video of skateboarder/fitness buff Mikey Mac O’Brien holding a 135lb barbell Zercher squat style and performing a kickflip. It’s also a paid partnership with Reign Total Body Fuel drinks. Hey, you should pay me too. Sure I might not be able to to do a 135lb kickflip,

This is a video of Youtuber Half-Asleep Chris (I’m Passed-Out Jonathan) building a giant marble maze around his house to feed his cats Ralph and Bella in the morning so they stop meowing at him to get up. The maze carries round gachapon style balls full of cat food along

This is a video of a drone operator successfully changing a light bulb with a quadrocopter (complete with the audio from Interstellar added for effect). So, if you were wondering how many drones it takes to change a light bulb, the answer is one. It still takes two Italians though

This is a video of a group of very talented youngsters performing an impressive synchronized basketball dribbling routine. It’s so impressive I almost thought it was CGI at first. For reference, when I was their age I could only dribble on myself. I also peed myself a lot too. Not

This is a video of TikTok user mamaluc_ and her brother showing off their mom’s insane Yeti mug collection. Now that — that is entirely too many Yetis for someone who doesn’t get paid in Yetis instead of money. Where does she even store them all?! *kicking self* If only

This is a video of billiard player Shane Van Boening sinking six balls on the break of a game of ten-ball. The commentators speculate he’s going to make three, but no, he doubles that. For reference, the most balls I’ve ever made on a break is probably two. MAYBE three.

These are a couple videos of a man mounting a pole using only his legs while competing in Mallakhamba. Mallakhamba is a traditional Indian sport which “involves performing aerial yoga or gymnastic postures and wrestling grips with a vertical stationary or hanging wooden pole, cane, or rope.” That looks insane.

This is a video of the tiny experimental McMurtry Spéirling electric vehicle setting a new record for the famous hill climb at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in West Sussex, England. The little speed demon managed to finish the 1890m track (1.175-miles, with a total climb of 93.7 vertical meters,