Because this is the internet and the internet never sleeps, only watches you sleep, this is a 2016 video created by The Tonight Show of scenes from Star Wars movies edited together so the characters sing Smash Mouth’s 1999 banger ‘All Star’. It’s everything you would expect it to be,

This is a fun little TikTok video of the members of Metallica (they’re hip, they Tok) jamming alongside Eddie Munson’s bat-attracting ‘Master Of Puppets’ performance in Stranger Things season 4. That’s cool. Way cooler than suing me for downloading their songs off Napster in 2000, that’s for sure. @metallica #duet

With the resurgence of Kate Bush’s 1985 ‘Running Up That Hill (Deal With God)’ thanks to Stranger Things, this is a video of Korean acapella group MayTree covering the song, complete with lyrics (a rarity for them to include the singing portion in their covers). They do a spectacular job

This is an hour-long bardcore medley of Eminem songs (with no rapping) as composed by Beedle The Bard. It includes such medieval bangers as The Real Slim Shady, Lose Yourself, Without Me, Stan, The Way I Am, and MORE. Like Halloween candy, some were definitely better than others. And while

This is a coverage take for Weird Al Yankovic’s music video for ‘Eat It’. What’s a coverage take? Let me copy/paste that for you while I, inspired by the video, pound two boxes of Girl Scout Cookies for breakfast: Basically this is a take where the director just points the

This is a video of Phish’s Trey Anastasio inviting a 7-year old girl onstage to sing ‘Bug’ after he spotted her holding a ‘CAN I SING WITH YOU?’ sign in the audience. How sweet is that? Way sweeter than the time Ozzy Osborne invited Batboy to sing on stage with

This is a video of Bardcore vocalist Hildegard von Blingin’ and musician Algal the Bard covering the classic ‘House Of The Rising Sun’ MEDIEVAL STYLE, including using period-appropriate instrumentation. It was enjoyable — definitely the kind of music I wouldn’t mind listening to in the tavern over a mug of

This is the music video for Talking Heads’ 1980 banger ‘Once In A Lifetime’ but with no music, just the isolated vocals. It’s pretty much exactly what you’d expect, provided you expected THE GREATEST LOVEMAKING SONG OF ALL TIME. Honey — let’s do it! Ahoooga! Boi-oi-oi-oi-oing! Honey? “What the hell