This is some doorbell cam footage from a home in Dorset, England of high winds causing the side of a building to partially collapse right in front of a man walking down the street. The man appears to be entirely unfazed by the incident, which left rubble right at his
This is a video from James Orgill of Action Lab Shorts showing what happens when you pour some delectable sulfuric acid on a roll of toilet paper. According to James, the reason this happens is because the sulfuric acid is removing the water molecules from the toilet paper in a
This is a video of Ukrainian duet the B&B Project performing the music and sound effects from Super Mario Bros. World 1-1 on bandura and accordion, with the guy on accordion performing the music, and the girl on bandura performing the sound effects. They do a great job. As great
This is some dashcam footage form sunny Scottsdale, Arizona of a speeder in a Jeep trying to weave their way through traffic at an unsafe speed and getting their just desserts. Or, since this is Scottsdale we’re talking about, their just deserts. Get it? Because Scottsdale is in the desert.
This is a vintage video of elderly ass-kicker John McSweeney teaching the ‘power strikes of combat karate’ so you can better defend yourself in the event a mustachioed man named Paul wants to do you harm. Or if Paul doesn’t actually want to do you any harm but you’re just
This is a video of Tom Cruise lookalike/impersonator Miles Fisher going the extra mile with the help of video effects specialist Chris Ume and being deepfaked into a version of the actor discussing industrial cleaning. I think the reason the result is so uncanny is because Miles already looks so
Because the internet, like an old fashioned butter churn filled with who-knows-what, never stops producing something to melt into the pockets of your Eggo, this is a video of a man recreating the intro to Michael Jackson’s ‘Smooth Criminal’ by bouncing a ping pong ball off the strings of a
This is a disgustingly satisfying video from Insider detailing a job performed by Illinois-based air-duct cleaning company Duct Heroes in which CEO Ahmad Adas and his team clean at least 47 years of dust accumulation out of a home’s vents. Ahmad suspects the home, which is over 100 years old,