Because this is the internet and the internet never stops no matter how hard I press the big red button (I’m starting to think it’s not connected to anything), this is a video from There I Ruined It (previously) of ‘Baby Got Back’ sung to the tune of Leonard Cohen’s

Tom BetGeorge (previously), who owns and operates Magical Light Shows is back at it with his synchronized home Halloween light and music display for 2024. It looks like this year every window has an LED display. That’s nuts. And, I think I speak for every kid in the neighborhood when

This is a video of pianist Lord Vinheteiro playing the piano via two old manual typewriters with their keys attached to the piano’s keys via string. That’s something. Now play All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy! Sometimes I wish I could play the piano. Nothing crazy,

This is a video of a father proving that Wu-Tang is in fact for the children by singing a radio-friendly version of ‘Triumph’ to his kids at the dinner table. Or maybe that’s the breakfast table. Whatever the case, I still remember when the Wu-Tang double CD came out in

This is a video edited together by Youtuber boogieheadmusic comparing Weird Al’s parody songs and music videos to the original source material. It was a fun watch. My roommate getting ready for a job interview this morning? That was also a fun watch. Dude was so nervous and loaded on

This is a video of a pet umbrella cockatoo carefully listening to its owner’s very impressive beatboxing before it joins in the fray with some synchronized head bobbing and wing waving. Clearly, that bird knows how to party. The birds around here? They just try to dive-bomb my apartment windows

This is a video of a small flashmob performing Nirvana’s 1991 banger of bangers ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ at a European railway station. Obviously, the woman who requests the song at the beginning is in on the mob, but the rest of the travelers at the station were not. As

This is a video of a custom nine-neck guitar produced by the Fender Custom Shop being played by three musicians simultaneously to perform Nena’s ’99 Luftballons’, with one guitarist sitting, one standing, and one standing on a chair. Granted, they each only play a single neck, so it’s unclear why