Because why not, this is a video from musician fxsnowy, who played a chiptune version of Rage Against The Machine’s 1992 protest song ‘Killing In The Name Of’ using SEGA Genesis sounds. He did a great job, although it lacks the evocative message of the original without any lyrics. Still,

This is a clip from the viewing of recently deceased New Jersey fashion designer Vernest Moore, whose last wish was for his viewing to also be a fashion show featuring his favorite designs. Hey, do what you love, even after you die — that’s my motto. Which is super convenient

This is a timelapse video from Mountain Rug Cleaning documenting the restoration of a rug that I would have sworn up and down there was absolutely no hope of saving. Just look at how disgusting it was. Was it in a flood or something? Like the one in the Bible?

This is a video from Houston, Texas where a broken water pipe is absolutely punishing a Volkswagen Atlas, flooding the entire vehicle so badly that water is pouring out of the back tailgate. And that doesn’t look like clean water. That water has a color to it. And not a

Note: Video unsurprisingly contains strong language. The handiwork of master editor eli_handle_b․wav, this is a video reimagining It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’s healthy paternal figure Frank Reynolds in The Last Of Us. It’s solid gold. Or, if it’s not solid gold, it’s at least 99.99% like is stamped on all

This is a video of a new Tesla Cybertruck attempting to navigate part of an off-road trail at the Hollister Hills Offroad Recreation Area in California. It does not do great, and almost fishtails its rear end off the course at one point. Of course I’m not sure how many

This is a video of an innovative young girl effortlessly riding a hoverboard while sitting down on it sideways with a baby in her lap and singing Chamillionaire’s ‘Ridin’ Dirty’ (actually just ‘Ridin’). I swear, kids these days. “What about them?” I had no idea they knew that song. View

This is a video of NASA’s giant Super Guppy turboprop plane landing in Huntsville, Alabama (where I grew up), carrying the heat shield for the Artemis I Orion spacecraft. The massive, bulbous plane features a cargo area measuring 25′ x 25′ x 110′, with the entire plane hinging open behind