This is a coverage take for Weird Al Yankovic’s music video for ‘Eat It’. What’s a coverage take? Let me copy/paste that for you while I, inspired by the video, pound two boxes of Girl Scout Cookies for breakfast: Basically this is a take where the director just points the

This is a video of Phish’s Trey Anastasio inviting a 7-year old girl onstage to sing ‘Bug’ after he spotted her holding a ‘CAN I SING WITH YOU?’ sign in the audience. How sweet is that? Way sweeter than the time Ozzy Osborne invited Batboy to sing on stage with

Because disgustingness knows no bounds, musician and unconventional luthier ArtMayer went and constructed a Les Paul style electric guitar out of McDonald’s french fries. Just to be clear, that is nasty. The video includes the build process, which basically involved making a guitar shaped mold out of chicken wire, then

Further proving there was practically no other choice to play Ken in the upcoming Barbie movie, this is a video of 12-year old Ryan Gosling dancing in a 1992 performance to Cathy Dennis’s ‘Touch Me (All Night Long)’. The entirely inappropriate song choice aside, who knows, maybe it’s just some

This is the music video for Talking Heads’ 1980 banger ‘Once In A Lifetime’ but with no music, just the isolated vocals. It’s pretty much exactly what you’d expect, provided you expected THE GREATEST LOVEMAKING SONG OF ALL TIME. Honey — let’s do it! Ahoooga! Boi-oi-oi-oi-oing! Honey? “What the hell

This is a video of Brazilian pianist Glaucio Cristelo of Youtube channel Piano Rock performing a cover of Foo Fighters’ ‘Everlong’ for shoppers at a mall outside of a clothing store. It’s nice, and I wouldn’t be the least bit surprised if that clothing store had a record sales day

This is a video of the Maytree Acapella Quintet (previously) performing the soundtrack and sound effects of Street Fighter II ENTIRELY WITH THEIR MOUTHS. Me? I only use my mouth for eating and yelling at people. They do an amazing job, and the faces they make were definitely value-add as

Because people are weird, this is a video of the Cedar Rapids, Iowa based Heartland Brass Quintet hanging out by the tracks and attempting to communicate with a passing train using the same notes the train blows. Was it a success? I’m not sure, I don’t understand traintalk all that