This is a video of a knife thrower tossing a 1.5″ metal ring in the air, then throwing a knife through it and hitting a bullseye from 3.5 meters. That is impressive. But only if he can do it consistently. If he can only do it once every ten throws,

These are several angles (including first person POV) of Indycar driver Colton Herta making an impressive recovery from a slide during a wet turn at the GMR Grand Prix in Indianapolis. Colton managed to lead for 50 of the 75 laps of the race, and won his seventh Indycar victory

This is an eye-in-the-sky view of Rich Strike’s incredible come-from-behind to clench Kentucky Derby victory. The video starts with the horse in 17th place, at which point it kicks the tires and lights the fires and blasts through the pack into first. The betting odds for the late-entry longshot were

This is a video of dancing duo Tuzelity Shuffle demonstrating their synchronization skills with a little stair dancing in front of a crowd gathered outside an IKEA store, presumably after stuffing their faces with Swedish meatballs and buying a bunch of furniture they’re going to fail to assemble properly. TRUE

This is an impressively high production value edit by Corridor Digital of a trailer for Matt Reeves’ ‘The Batman’ with Adam West replacing Robert Pattinson’s role as the titular superhero. They also replaced Paul Dano’s Riddler with actor Frank Gorshin and Colin Farrell’s Penguin with Burgess Meredith.” Unlike any of

These are a couple videos of athlete Dmitry Politov brutally reminding me just how out of shape I am and performing several human flags by jumping up and attaching himself to vertical poles with just his feet (aka toe-hooking). If you’re interested in badly injuring yourself, the second video is

Because trying hard and believing in yourself means different things to different people, this is a video of a guy chucking a marshmallow over the roof of his house, then running through the home and catching the marshmallow in his mouth in the front yard. I wonder if his neighbors

This is a video of university students from Utrechts Conservatorium in the Netherlands performing a beautiful orchestral cover of Radiohead’s ‘Paranoid Android’ (aren’t they all?) at graduation. Each student arranged their own parts individually, then came together to combine them all into the piece you see here. Most impressive. For