Ever wondered what Tetris would look like with soft, Jelly-like pieces covered in fur? Me neither, at least not in a fantasy I’m willing to admit to, but German softbody animator Chris of C4D4U has decided to show us what it might look like anyways. So the pieces don’t actually

Since human-like robots need mindless entertainment too (do they though?), this is a twelve minute pilot episode of ‘Data’, a sitcom for androids imagined by Youtuber Traindozer and edited together using footage from Star Trek: The Next Generation and its blooper reels. you know with all the bone-dry humor and

Dreams take all forms, and in the case of Youtuber Dimas[SFM], it takes the form of artificial intelligence trying to continue to Windows 95 startup sound. In his own words while I do the same thing with the Windows 95 error sound and herald the end of humanity as we

The internet: it will provide. Granted it might not provide anything of value, but its wheels never stop turning. Enter this compilation of autotuned animals by Youtuber Cpt. Autotune. It’s predominately cats and dogs, but several other kinds of animals make appearances as well, including some cows, chickens, hyenas, and

This is ‘The Star Catcher,’ an orbit juggling (“orbiting” — aka ball-on-string juggling) routine choreographed and performed by Daniel Rosenfeldt in an old Swedish castle. So, if you were wondering if juggling routines had names now, the answer is yes. Joking aside, his routine really is impressive, and there’s no

Seen here looking like he’s trying to punish his teeth, this is a worthwhile video of Joseph of Joseph’s Machines demonstrating his latest creation: a series of Rube Goldberg machines designed to construct and feed him a peanut butter and jelly sandwich. The whole thing is so complex it’s hard

Because the internet will provide, this is a weird video of TikTok/Instagram user issei0806 jumping into his own floating body parts. Now I’ve seen videos like this in the past, but this is hands down the best one out there. Five out of five stars and I regret everything in

This is a short video created by Youtuber Burtbot of a group of Uruk-hai (the strongest of the Orcs) speaking, but in regular human voices. And by regular human voices i mean nerdy human voices. They might as well have also CG’d some thick black glasses on them all with