This is a video of super sassy Grandma Smith riding her giant motorized bed around town. The bed was actually built on top of a specially modified go-kart (the second half of the video details its construction), and is driven from below by her grandson, Ross Smith. In the video,

This is a video highlighting the superpowers of a little Spider-Girl in China, who likes to crawl up the corner of the marble walls in the living room and watch cartoons from the ceiling. Apparently the family lives in a coastal town, where the humidity may help with the girl’s

This is a video highlighting the most popular album from each year 1960 – 2024 according to number of Spotify streams. I have certainly contributed to more than a few of these numbers. Women’s regretful relationships as well.

Built by Dutch artists Aat Dirks and Ad Lakerveld, the Pedaalbeest is a pedal-powered walking machine inspired by the kinetic wind-powered Strandbeests created by Theo Jansen. To move forward, you pedal backwards. Is it practical? Absolutely not. It’s still cool though. The way it moves — it reminds me of

Developed by researchers at the University of Washington, these noise-cancelling headphones are able to cancel all outside noise except for a person’s voice through the power of AI. You just push a button on the side of the phones to train the AI on a person’s vocal patterns, and BOOM,

Created by the folks of Youtube channel Every Flavor Of Robot (even rum raisin and butter pecan?!), the Etch-A-Sketch Camera is a modified version of the toy that can turn taken photos (or ones pulled from the internet) into line drawings with the power of AI. That’s pretty impressive. Still,

Proving that nails are much less dangerous to your tires when they’re made of them, this is a video of the automotive maniacs of Garage 54 driving a Mercedes G Wagon on custom tires made of incredibly long nails. They perform reasonably well in the snow, but quickly get bent

Because everyone is kept up at night haunted by different questions, this is a video from Dustin Ballard of There I Ruined It imagining what different singers might sound like falling down the stairs. He uses vocals from their songs to make the sound effects, and at the end he