Because this is the internet and the internet is sick in the head, here’s a video from editor Bill McClintock featuring Men At Work’s ‘Down Under’ mashed up with Metallica’s ‘One’. It’s pretty much exactly what I expected it to be, which is absolute perfection. I want this played at

Seen here getting an eyeful of Lady Dimitrescu’s mutant boobs, this is a video edited by Youtuber eli_handle_b.wav featuring Kevin McCallister in Resident Evil Village. Is there some backstory? Sure, there’s some backstory: “After snarky youth Kevin McCallister loses track of his father at the airport, he mistakenly gets on

Because that’s what friends are for, this is a video of Nathan Pryor’s friend testing the chainsaw clarinet Nathan built him, which combines his two biggest passions: playing clarinet, and…chainsawing? Hey, different strokes for different folks, that’s my motto. My favorite stroke? The breaststroke. You know why? “Because it has

Because this is the internet and the internet never sleeps, and even if you catch it sleeping and call it out it insists it was just thinking with its eyes closed, this is Indiana Jones And The Elden Ring, a mashup of clips from Indiana Jones movies and gameplay from

This is a worthwhile video from Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously) of Eminem’s ‘Lose Yourself’ mashed up and tuned to the high-pitched overworld theme of Super Mario Bros. It’s, uh, it’s pretty insane to listen to. Like your new townhouse neighbors making loud, monster love on the first night

This is ‘It’s Not Unusual, Dammit’, a mashup created by DJ Cummerbund of panty wetter Tom Jones’ ‘It’s Not Unusual’ and Blink-182’s teenage angsty ‘Dammit’. It works surprisingly well. You know, ‘Dammit’ will always hold a special place in my sooty, coal black heart because I used to listen to

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

The 90’s, what can I say — I lived through them. Or, I should say, I survived through them, because I’m not sure what I was doing could be considered living. What I’m doing now either. This is a half hour mashup medley of 600 songs that were released from