This is a video from the Moscow Metro of a man casually demonstrating his contact juggling skills. His one-ball routine is impressive enough, but the three and four ball skills starting around 1:30 are where the real magic happens. How are some people so smooth with their fingers and hands?

This is a video of the Spongebob and Patrick midair rice art created by Maria Lynn. She has a ton of other characters and logos over on her Instagram page too if midair rice art is your thing and you just now realized it. Me? I’m not sure what my

This is a video from the guys of DemolitionRanch firing a few handgun rounds directly down the barrel of a Glock 45 ACP to see what will happen after each one, and whether or not the gun will still be able to fire after each shot. The results may surprise

Still hot relatively warm on the heels of the day before yesterday’s wooden tower room being razed comes this 22,000 Kapla block coliseum and 20-foot tower meeting its end. The video includes a timelapse of the tower’s construction, which took three people 16 hours to build, along with its collapse

This is a video of Chennai, India based Rubik’s Cube trainer Illayaram Sekar aiming to inspire his students by setting a new world record for most Rubik’s Cubes solved underwater with a single breath with a total of six cubes in approximately two minutes and 18 seconds. For reference, the

This is another video from Youtuber Soil Cross Sections (previously: the alien movement of a growing pea plant), this time a VERY exciting timelapse of grass growing over the course of 8 days, as constructed from 1,980 individual digital photos. How crazy was that?! “Wow, now where’s the timelapse of

This is a video of Youtuber and builder/destroyer of things Crouzier Benjamin knocking over the 18,000 wooden Kapla block tower and bridge system he constructed over the course of three days that takes up an entire room. Man, those electrical cords plugged in on the left side were giving me

In other world record news, this is a video of Paul Scardino of Winchester City, Virginia, providing a tour of his basement, where he stores his world record collection of Funk Pop! figures, with a staggering 5,306 Pops. For reference, that’s about 5,303 more than I own. I’m honestly surprised