Presumably in an attempt to dispel the eggheaded nerd Harvard stereotype, this is a video of the school’s THUD Percussion Ensemble performing Outkast’s 2003 banger ‘Hey Ya’ with boomwhackers. What the hell’s a boomwhacker? No clue. And even if I did read the Wikipedia article I just linked I probably

This is another Blink-182 inspired cover by musician Alex Melton (previously), this time performing Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’. Did you never ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ was actually written about alcohol? I just made that up. Believable though. Honestly, this isn’t my favorite Blink-182 inspired cover that

This is a video of the Melodicka Bros. covering Blur’s ‘Song 2’ (aka Woo-hoo!), but in 3/4 time. I’ll be honest, I feel like the woo-hoos really didn’t get the woo-hooing they deserve — like they were cut short. And you should never cut a woo-hoo short, you have to

This is a video of a trombonist (notice how I didn’t say tromboner? It’s called maturity) performing in an empty indoor swimming pool. It sounds fantastic. Way better than a trombone played anywhere else, which can typically be described as fart-like. This almost sounds angelic. Like my voice, if all

This is a video of musician Scott Bradlee performing a delightful ragtime medley of Super Mario songs originally written by Nintendo composer Koji Kondo. I love ragtime music, it’s so upbeat. And I need that because I’m usually downbeat. And browbeat. And just beat in general. I could use a

In what’s arguably the best use of a rubber chicken in a song ever, this is a short video of a latex pecker covering the intro to Led Zeppelin’s 1970 classic ‘Immigrant Song’. It’s exactly what you’d expect, and even better than you imagine. So, if you were wondering what

This is a video of Heather Parisi and a group of dancers performing Michael Sembello’s 1983 Flashdance banger ‘Maniac’ in a way that can only be described as the 80’s personified. There’s no question they’re all maniacs. The way they all move — it’s unnatural, and it gives me anxiety

This is a video of musician Lorenzo Vaccaro playing “the supposedly impossible MIDI track Rush E” at a very respectable 152BPM. For reference, that’s about my heart rate on my walk down the driveway to get the mail. My doctor says I’m going to die. My bookie says the same