This is a video from a recent Indiana State vs Iowa college baseball game in which an Indiana State outfielder pretends to catch a Iowa batter’s home run ball, convincing him enough that the hitter stops running and begins to walk off the field. As he does, his teammates urge

Because everybody wants to be the next Blue Man Group, this is a video of Japanese band BOZESTYLE performing The Imperial March via buttons attached to their bald heads (with the addition of some mannequins). That’s something. Maybe not something I’d pay $80 to see in Vegas, but only because

This is a video of Slow Mo Guys Gav and Dan crashing extremely powerful neodymium magnets into one another, and capturing their destruction at 187,000 frames/second. It doesn’t even look real, it looks like the sort of CGI I’d expect to see in a Transformers movie in 20 years. Such

This is the entirety of Metallica’s 1988 album …And Justice For All recreated using a Super Mario 64 soundfont, so it sounds like an old video game soundtrack. Will Metallic take exception to this like they did when I accidentally downloaded all their songs on Napster as a college freshman?

This is a 3D visualization created by Data World Studio featuring all the Pixar characters in order of height, from smallest to tallest. The video begins with the diminutive (0.11 inch) Flik from A Bug’s Life and ends with the 50-foot Earth Giant from Frozen II, with all the other

These are a couple short clips of Isle Of Man TT commentator Steve Plater providing commentary on a race while motorcyclists pass incredibly close and at high speed, making him flinch every time. Shoot, I flinched and I’m watching this on a smartphone screen in the bathroom. Did I pee

Deciding to eat on the go this morning instead of taking its meal somewhere to nipple on and people watch, this is a video of a bald eagle grabbing a small fish from the water, then eating it just a moment later in mid-air. Impressive. For reference, I don’t like

Just when you thought you were safe from spiders underwater, you were wrong. This is a video from The Smithsonian highlighting the appropriately named scuba spider, which has evolved to live its life entirely underwater. The spiders only venture to the surface to collect air bubbles, which they collect around