This is a video from Youtuber There I Ruined It (nice), who edited Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper performing A Star Is Born’s ‘Shallow’ at the 91st Academy Awards ceremony into a polka song. Honestly, it kind of reminded me of how I song, which is not very well. It’s

This is ‘Doppler,’ a song created by musician Thanasis Christodoulou with a video created in Adobe After Effects by video artist and motion designer Theo Tagholm using a sort of ‘visual echo’ effect. What’s a visual echo? I’m still not entirely sure, but prior to watching this video I just

This is a video demonstration of the roller coaster that Youtuber ChuggersRCT built in Roller Coaster Tycoon 2 that syncs to the entirety of Queen’s iconic ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’. It’s a six minute song, so the coaster is no joke. I particularly liked the portion after 2:20, including the guitar solo.

This is a video of 37-year old Japanese Zen Buddhist monk Yogetsu Akasaka layering sounds and chants all created with his own voice into this ‘Heart Sutra x beatbox live-looping remix’. Apparently prior to becoming a monk Yogetsu was a beatboxer, busker, and theater actor. Now he’s a beatboxer and

Because everything, including musical taste, is cyclical, this is a cover of Dolly Parton’s ‘Jolene’ by Hildegard von Blingin’ (previously: Gotye’s ‘Somebody That I Used To Know’) in the style of a medieval banger being performed for the king at a feast where everyone is eating giant turkey drumsticks and

This is a video of singer/songwriter Stefan Murphy performing The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air theme as ‘a tragic Irish pub ballad.’ He does a great job. Did I cry? Do all the Irish drink whiskey for breakfast? “No.” Exactly *slamming Guinness* I AIN’T NO CRYBABY.

This is a video of Rick Astley’s ‘Never Gonna Give You Up’ performed on dual Tesla coils by Franzoli Electronics and ArcAttack. Now I’ve never rickrolled anyone in my life, but my buddy Terry and I used to always try to trick the other into watching this fat cat on

Because there’s a market for absolutely everything, this is a short commercial for the children’s Baby Shark ‘interactive smart toothbrush’ from Britebrush (~$20 on Amazon). The toothbrush includes “revolutionary oral care technology including smart brushing sensors, side change recognition, a vibrating handle, and a parent check light.” It also has