This is a video from Youtube channel What If detailing the science of what life would be like on Earth if it was somehow shaped like a giant pizza slice. Apparently life would not be that great. Thank goodness it’s shaped like an entire pizza, am I right?! “Tell me

This is a video of a custom nine-neck guitar produced by the Fender Custom Shop being played by three musicians simultaneously to perform Nena’s ’99 Luftballons’, with one guitarist sitting, one standing, and one standing on a chair. Granted, they each only play a single neck, so it’s unclear why

This is a video of The Juilliard School small ensemble professor and jazz drummer Ulysses Owens Jr. (previously seen playing Nirvana’s ‘In Bloom’ on drums after hearing it once) and his band Generation Y performing its own rendition of Nirvana’s ‘Heart Shaped Box’ after listening to it for the first

Because the internet can occasionally be a delightful, magical place, this is a video of Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder singing ‘Yellow Ledbetter’ and it sounding a lot like these random LinkedIn profile members’ names. It’s wild that people come up with stuff like this, and even wilder they actually spend

This is a video of guitarist Andrea Chiarini demonstrating how to play the guitar with a fishing reel. Just attach the reel to your instrument, and, one giant skull tattoo on the top of your head later, you just reel and fret! *reeling* I think I’ve got a big one!

Because it’s reassuring to know somebody is putting AI to good use to better the planet, these are a couple scenes from Jurassic Park that have been edited with artificial intelligence to give the look they were filmed in portrait mode on an iPhone. It does have a certain look

Note: Language and violence. Also drugs. This is an incredibly abbreviated edit of Breaking Bad, assembled by Youtuber Realm Of Loredor using just a single second from each of its 62 episodes, cutting the series down from 52 hours to just over a minute. He also gave ‘Better Call Saul’

In a quest to make an infinity bubble, Youtuber Engineezy constructed a bubble machine that feeds a continuous supply of bubble formula (soap, water, lube, and baking soda) to a car-mounted bubble wand. For the lube, he uses veterinary J-Lube, which has some worthwhile reviews on Amazon. While he fails