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

This is a video demonstration of the roller coaster that Youtuber ChuggersRCT built in Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 that syncs to the entirety of Queen’s iconic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. It’s a six minute song, so the coaster is no joke. I particularly liked the portion after 2:20, including the guitar solo.

This is a video of 37-year old Japanese Zen Buddhist monk Yogetsu Akasaka layering sounds and chants all created with his own voice into this ‘Heart Sutra x beatbox live-looping remix’. Apparently prior to becoming a monk Yogetsu was a beatboxer, busker, and theater actor. Now he’s a beatboxer and

This is a video of maker of things Peter Brown constructing a popcorn bowl out of actual popped popcorn and resin. Personally I would have gone with an unpopped kernel bowl, but that’s just me and I have taste and decency. “I just saw you eat a piece of candy

This is a video from TikTok user jamestrout11 of a man (I’m not sure if that’s him in the video or not) trying to get somewhere with his suitcase, but his suitcase being completely disagreeable. That’s actually happened to me before, and I just left my suitcase there. “I’m going

This is ‘Insane Guesses Compilation #5,’ a video of Youtuber GeoWizard playing GeoGuessr (a web-based game that requires you to guess where a Google Street View location is in the world based solely on the clues available in the view) and absolutely crushing it. He’s casually guessing within a kilometer

This is a surprisingly worthwhile video of some of the world’s best extreme pogo riders doing their thing, filmed in slow motion. Some of those tricks, my goodness! Kinda makes me wish I had my old Pogo Ball. I don’t though, because I twisted my ankle (warning: links to the

This is a video of musician Dylan Tallchief performing A-ha’s classic ‘Take On Me’ with the digital audio workstation he built inside Microsoft Excel. After the song plays he then discusses how the audio workstation works and how he makes songs with it. Honestly, like the ‘You Must Be This