This is another video of Robert ‘Crazy Rocketman’ Maddox (previously), this time testing his new ‘steampunk’ jet powered bicycle. Man — this Rocketman guy clearly knows how to have a good time. And by have a good time I mean die in a rocket powered accident at any moment. Live

These are several videos (and there’s plenty more where that came from) from driving simulation game BeamNG.drive, which utilizes “soft body” (read: unrealistic) physics. In these particular clips, cars are pitted against a giant bulge (not unlike mine) in the middle of the road to see how they respond. Honestly,

Seen here in his finest Mr. Rogers wardrobe, this is a video of Pittsburg animator and recent Jeopardy contestant Julian Glander singing the alphabet song backwards and in reverse so that when played back in reverse it sounds like he’s singing the regular song. Just not very well, mind you.

This is a video from engineer and tesla coil band conductor Fabricio H. Franzoli of three of his homemade Tesla coils performing the Super Mario Bros. theme. LOVE THAT THEME. As far as themes go, it’s right up there with the original Legend Of Zelda theme (video of that one

Because apparently the internet is rife with songs in the style of Blink-182, this is a multi-track cover of Smash Mouth’s 1999 banger ‘All-Star’ in the band’s style as performed by musician Evan Sherman. Evan was actually inspired by the Blink-182 covers performed by Alex Menton (previously) before deciding to

This is a video of stop-motion animator/self-proclaimed video wizard Kevin Parry recreating the Netflix intro using about $30 worth of yarn and three days’ time. Admittedly, impressive, although it would have been more impressive if he also managed to make the ‘TA-DUM’ sound effect out of yarn too. But the

Because trying hard and believing in yourself means different things to different people, this is a video of a guy chucking a marshmallow over the roof of his house, then running through the home and catching the marshmallow in his mouth in the front yard. I wonder if his neighbors

I’m sure by now you’re all familiar with Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests, right? Giant kinetic moving sculptures that convert wind energy into movement, usually in the form of tens of walking legs? Well now Theo has introduced Strandbeest Evolution 2021, a new line of beests, some of which can take to