Instagram user catmusicvideos creates just that: music videos featuring photos and videos of cats reenacting the lyrics to songs. They’re surprisingly well made, and this might very well prove to be the pinnacle of internet achievement. It’s all downhill from here. This is the finest, most pure, most…dammit, I lost

This is a video of the Epic Cello Quartet (part of Epic Symphonic Rock) performing a medley of Nirvana songs, Iron Maiden’s ‘The Trooper’, and System Of A Down’s ‘Chop Suey!’ during a concert in Lima, Peru. They do an excellent job — I always enjoy hearing songs performed on

Captured by drone flier Joshua Turner, this is some first person POV footage of summiting the Matterhorn in the Alps, flying along the Hörnli Ridge (the standard human route up the mountain) all the way to the very top. That’s cool, I guess I can go ahead and cross ‘Summit

Because who needs wind, this is a video of kite-flier Spence “Watty” Watson flying a custom kite he built for the indoor audience at the recent 2023 South Padre Island Kite Fest in Texas. How do you fly a kite indoors with no wind? You run around, because you are

Because what’s a more relatable fashion statement than food stains (just check out my shirt), this is a video of a model at the (Di)vision show at Copenhagen Fashion Week closing out the show by standing up and walking out of the ballroom to reveal her dress is actually the

Inspired by The Q’s previously posted bicycle version, Sean Kerr and friends at Youtube channel Bikes And Beards decided to try building a motorcycle with a split back wheel. They do an okay job, but I’ve got the feeling they didn’t build the bike with the same precision engineering as

Because the internet knows what you need to see even before you do, this is a video of George Costanza’s girlfriend Janet, who already looks like Jerry, deepfaked to actually be Jerry. No word if George finds this version even more attractive than the original, but I think we all

This is a video of chocolatier Amaury Guichon (previously) attempting his most ambitious chocolate sculpture to date: a massive 8-foot, 550 pound velociraptor made entirely from chocolate (no armature or anything). Damn! Amaury says the whole process took about 10 days, and he’s very pleased with the result. I am