These are a couple videos from Instagram user justinthelightguy of his Dodge Challenger SRT Hellcat that’s been modded with a grill of LEDs that can be programmed to sing along to songs. Finally, we’re one step closer to making the movie Cars a reality! Next stop, conversational AI and windshield

This is a video of musician/skull collector Anthony Vincent performing an incredibly tasty cover of Nirvana’s 1991 banger of bangers ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ in the style of a Frank Sinatra song. Damn, Anthony has got a VOICE. Me? My singing has been likened to rocks in a garbage disposal.

Not to be outperformed by that cat playing part of the ‘The Entertainer’ on piano, this is a video of musical canine Helix performing an original song he wrote. It’s a banger. Now somebody just needs to remix this into a song that actually makes it on the radio and

This is a video of a vacuum cleaner providing some pretty convincing vocals for the ‘Woo-hoo!’ part at the beginning of Blur’s ‘Song 2’. While it certainly does sound a lot like Damon Albarn in the song, it does miss the clear distinction between the ‘Woo’ and ‘hoo’ and is

This is a video of a man at karaoke summoning the spirit of Earl Simmons to perform a near spot-on rendition of ‘X Gon’ Give It To Ya’. He really does do an exemplary job (it’s the voice), and if I can figure out where this bar this is (Florida?),

Because the power of the internet offers us an unbridled look into other people’s lives that we otherwise wouldn’t (and probably shouldn’t) have, these are several videos from Youtuber MrPanFace featuring anthropomorphic crepes with googly eyes lip-syncing to songs on the stove. Admittedly, I did not expect much, and was

This is a clip of a creamsicle cat lip-syncing to Linkin Park’s ‘What I’ve Done’ with the clever use of a video slider. I had high hopes for the song’s drop, and it did not disappoint. I knew there was a reason I logged on to AOL today, and it

This is a short clip of a pup hanging out with the boys (Sundays are for cuddling) and patiently waiting his turn to provide the finale to their howling quartet. That is precious. My dogs? My dogs don’t howl. But they do bark if they even think there’s the possibility