This is a video of a kid crashing his bike into some recycling bins synced to the iconic drum break in Phil Collins’ 1981 banger ‘In The Air Tonight’. Obviously, he probably didn’t comprehend it at the time, but looking back I guarantee Al Gore realizes this is the exact

This is the latest video from Youtuber There I Ruined It featuring Michael Jackson’s ‘Bad’ reimagined as a bluegrass song (previously: a swing cover of Nirvana’s ‘Come As You Are’ and a polka version of A Star Is Born’s ‘Shallow’). Well, what did you think? “It was bad.” Yeah, from

These are several videos from musician Samuel Kim reimagining themes from the Star Wars franchise in the style of medieval songs. Included are The Imperial March, The Force Theme (Binary Sunset), Duel Of The Fates, and The Mandalorian theme. He’s got even more than that though so if you’re really

This is a video of harpist Naomi SV covering Simon & Garfunkel’s classic ‘The Sound Of Silence’ in a meadow when a deer comes to see what she’s doing. It then quickly returns to regular deer mode and jumps into the woods, startling Naomi in the process, who was previously

This is Nirvana’s ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’ covered in classical Latin (75 BC to 3rd Century AD) as arranged by Youtuber the_miracle_aligner with instrumentals by Sir Stantough and translation by AB. It’s not bad. Although I didn’t take Latin in high school so I’m not sure how the translation holds

This is a video of very Australian Nathan Griggs performing a whip-cracking routine at Uluru (aka Ayers Rock) to the tune of ‘Cotton-Eyed Joe’. Is anybody else surprised ‘Cotton-Eyed Joe’ isn’t just a song their dad made up when they were a kid? I mean apparently people in Australia know

This is another reimagined song video created by Youtuber There I Ruined It (previously: a polka cover of ‘Shallow’ from A Star Is Born), this time featuring an old-timey swing cover of Nirvana’s classic ‘Come As You Are’, using footage from the band’s MTV Unplugged concert. I expected to hate

Because eccentricity knows no bounds, this is a video of French musician Grégoire Blanc performing Pink Floyd’s classic ‘Great Gig In The Sky’ on “the highly-expressive Haken Continuum, a vintage Elektor Formant modular synth, grand piano, and a theremin taking on Clare Torry’s famous vocals.” I imagine Pink Floyd would