Because everybody needs a hobby and some people refuse to participate in a hobby if anybody else is, this is a video of a man balancing a spinning top on the blade of a dagger he’s holding in his mouth. “But why?” We’re not here to ask why. “What are

This is a short video from Youtuber Craft Workbench demonstrating a tiny, finger-mounted crossbow capable of firing wooden darts into a cucumber. So, the next time you find a cucumber trying to pick a fight just load up your little finger crossbow with the end of a kabob stick, look

This is another reimagined song video created by Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously: a polka cover of ‘Shallow’ from A Star Is Born), this time featuring an old-timey swing cover of Nirvana’s classic ‘Come As You Are’, using footage from the band’s MTV Unplugged concert. I expected to hate

This is a video from Youtuber There I Ruined It (nice), who edited Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper performing A Star Is Born’s ‘Shallow’ at the 91st Academy Awards ceremony into a polka song. Honestly, it kind of reminded me of how I song, which is not very well. It’s

This is a video compilation assembled by Youtuber Zane Golia starring actor Jonathan Frakes (best known as Star Trek: The Next Generation’s Commander William T. Riker) interrogating you using questions he asked while hosting Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction. I’m not gonna lie, he had me sweating, and I probably

This is a video of Emil of Squidmar Miniatures painting a knight figurine while dressed as a knight himself, slowly removing the pieces of armor as they hinder his painting like a medieval striptease. He’s a very talented miniature painter for sure, but I question his merits as a knight.

Arizonian and ‘Master Jenga Stacker’ Tai Star Valiante recently set a new Guinness World Record for most Jenga blocks stacked on a single vertical piece with a staggering 485 block inverted hollow pyramid, dropping the last piece on risky business style. The previous record? 353 pieces, also set by Valiante

This is a video from Youtuber and match chain reactionist The S launching a cardboard UFO with the help of a 25,000 match chain reaction. It really was glorious to watch, particularly all the matches flying towards the camera in slow motion. I felt like I was right there! I