Because where there’s a beer, there’s a way, this is a video of a guy delivering a cold one to his buddy a little distance down the mountain via the beer bottle luge they packed and carved out of snow. His buddy then uses a snow shovel to pop the

These are several shots captured by Belgian nature photographer Yves Adams in the South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands of a rare leucistic king penguin. Leucism is similar to albinism, but results in only a partial reduction in melanin and other pigments, not total. There are a few more shots

Because life imitating video games imitating life, this is a video of a guy walking around like he’s a character in a video game, and getting stuck on an invisible wall until he pays the gatekeeper to access the area. I’m not sure if this is Twitter user KaoruGans0 (who’s

Remember when guitarist André Atunes turned televangelist Kenneth Copeland’s COVID-19 rant into a heavy metal song? Well now pianist Brandon Ethridge has turned it into a mini-musical appropriately titled, “I DEMAND A VACCINATION!” He also gave the lawyer cat video the mini-musical treatment. Both are quite enjoyable and really added

Because why not, these are several shots and a couple videos of a pool liner that was painted in the style of Van Gogh’s iconic ‘The Starry Night’ for a client by Buenos Aires, Argentina based artists Camila Despalanques and Rocío Fernández of Amancay Murales. That’s fun. Personally I would

Seen here at the site of what is unquestionably a UFO crash, these are two videos created using still images sent to earth from various Mars rovers, all rendered in stunning 4K resolution. Crazy, right? It’s wild to think in our lifetime that we might actually have humans living on

This is a video from Guinness World Records of the world’s longest uninterrupted drone light display (26 minutes and 19 seconds), achieved with the use of 600 Agile Bee II drones by the EFYI Group in collaboration with Tianjin University in Tianjin, China. The display, which has been sped up

Because dream it and you can achieve it, this is a video of The Simpsons opening intro recreated by filmmaker Matthew Highton using only live-action stock footage over the course of a day. The result is pretty damn close to the original, and I’d argue Matthew here knows how to