The brainchild of musician and composer Andy Rehfeldt, this is Nirvana’s 1991 banger ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ remixed with a 4/4 reggae beat, and Andy playing all the extra instruments. Except trumpet — Flea’s on the trumpet from when he played the instrument with Nirvana at the 1993 Hollywood Rock

This is the scene from Kong: Skull Island where Kong battles the giant skullcrawler, but this time Kong has a lightsaber thanks to the folks at ImmersionVFX. That’s cool. You know I never saw Kong: Skull Island and had to look up what the creature he’s fighting is called because

This is Doom 2 – Hell On Earth made out of cardboard by Bill Thorpe of Youtube channel GAMES made of CARDBOARD. The production value is relatively high (it even includes a cameo by id Software cofounder John Romero as his severed head Easter Egg from the final level of

Because where there’s a will to drink, there’s a way *sips from pencil holder I converted into a flask*, this is a video demonstration of the backyard fence that a Cairns, Queensland, Australian man modded to fold down into a bar top so he and his wife can share some

This is a ‘Furry Artworks’, a six-piece series of digital art created by Turkish artist Murat Yildirim starring famous paintings reimagined in fur. In his own words while I bid on ol’ hotdog lips: It has long been common to reproduce the world’s most famous paintings by imitation. In this

Hot on the heels of ‘Jack And Diane’ but most of the lyrics are “Suckin’ on a chili dog,” this is an remix from web developer Matthew McVickar of the Steve Miller Band’s 1973 classic ‘The Joker’ but with the iconic guitar slide wolf whistle from the “Some people call

This is a video of comedic musician Tom McGovern performing John Mellencamp’s 1982 banger ‘Jack And Diane’ with most of the song’s lyrics replaced with the classic ‘suckin’ on a chili dog’ from the second verse. Gosh, I could really go for some Tastee Freez right about now. He makes

This is a video of saxophonist and TikTok recording artist Evan Jacobson adding a sax solo to The Notorious B.I.G.’s 1994 banger ‘Big Poppa’. It works surprisingly well, although I understand why Biggie didn’t include a saxophone solo in the original, and that reason can only be that Kenny G