This is a video of Brazilian musician Johnatha Bastos performing Guns N’ Roses’ 1987 banger ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’ on electric guitar with his feet. Johnatha was born with partially formed arms, so he plays with a pick between his toes as a testament to overcoming life’s challenges. Most impressive.

Because the internet just won’t stop spinning (like a ballerina music box when you’re trying to hide from zombies), this is another song reimagined by Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously), this time Drowning Pool’s ‘Bodies’ as a children’s song, a la Kidz Bop. It’s uh, it’s not very good.

Note: Check your volume, donkeysong. This is a video posted by Ashley Kirk of donkey Nelson adding some vocals to her harmonica playing. You might argue that Nelson is not actually singing, but you could also argue that Ashley isn’t actually playing the harmonica. Regardless, Ashley posted the video as

This is a video of musician KestrelTapes remixing his Samsung washing machine’s cycle finished jingle into a rave song. I’m not gonna lie, by the end of the video I found myself in a mesh tank top under a black light, swinging two glowsticks on shoestrings like nunchucks. Ah, college.

This is a video of musician/stare king Seth Everman performing Nirvana’s classic ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ on his synth in a variety of unique musical stylings. He does a great job like he always does (God, people with talent!), but that’s not what I came to talk about. I came

This is ‘You Had To Be There’, a five minute clip from the MTV Vault Youtube channel featuring footage from the 1985 Video Music Awards after party. Despite the title of the clip, I’m not sure you actually had to be there to feel like you were, because my desk

Because ruining things is how some people get their kicks, this is another music video edit from Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously), this time giving Eminem’s ‘Without Me’ (aka two trailer park girls go round the outside) the bluegrass treatment. Is it actually ruined? That’s for you to decide.

This is ‘The Detachable Rag’, a video of musician Jordan Ruddess performing a ragtime song on a Pocket Piano (a modular 88-key electronic keyboard designed for ease of transport) as his friend Maddi removes octave segments of the board, leaving him with fewer and fewer keys on which to play,