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Musician Draws Live Computer Art While Playing Piano
Musician GLASYS quite ingeniously draws live MIDI computer art on his computer while performing on a piano or keyboard.
Star Wars Characters Getting Ready to Go
Auralnauts created a clever compilation of "Star Wars" characters getting ready to go set to an original pop song of the same theme.
News Correspondent Mom Hilariously Reports on Her Young Son’s Activities as Breaking Stories
Former television news reporter Kayla Sullivan quite hilariously reports on her young son's activities as if they were breaking news stories.
Baby Elephant Plays With Bamboo Instead of Eating It
A baby elephant named Pyi Mai at the Elephant Nature Park decided that she'd rather play with bamboo than eat it like the other elephants.
Functional Miniature Power Tools
Modeler Enos Camare created highly detailed 3D printed dollhouse-size miniature tools that function like their life-size counterparts.
Incredible Percussive Acoustic Guitar Cover of Black Sabbath’s ‘Paranoid’ Played in an Empty Elevator
Musician Marcin performed an incredible percussive acoustic guitar cover of the Black Sabbath classic "Paranoid" inside an empty elevator.
Amusingly Inaccurate Medieval Animal Depictions
The Archivist at Curious Archive digs into the origins of some of the oddest and inaccurate depictions of animals from the Medieval era.
Music Producer Deconstructs the Iconic Bee Gees Song ‘Stayin’ Alive’ Into Isolated Tracks
Music producer Rob McClellan of Home Studio Simplified quite skillfully deconstructed the classic Bee Gees song "Stayin' Alive".
Fluffy Female Foxes Slide Down Snowy Ramp for Treats
Mikayla Raines of SaveAFox Rescue used treats to coax Floof and Seraphina, two of the most playful female foxes to slide down a snowy ramp.
IMAX Celebrates 53rd Anniversary of The Beatles’ 1969 Rooftop Concert With an Exclusive Screening Event
Disney Studios and IMAX Theaters are presenting The Beatles' 1969 Apple Corps rooftop concert on the 53rd anniversary of when it took place.
Thoughtful Daughter and Her Husband Pay Off Her Newly Widowed Father’s House for Christmas
Daughter Jennifer Petit and her husband decided to surprise her father at Christmas by paying off the mortgage to his house.
The Fascinating History and Comeback of Linoleum
Marie Cascione looks at the history of linoleum, the once-ubiquitous floor covering of the past century that quickly fell out of favor.
A Fascinating Documentary About How and Why George Harrison Formed The Traveling Wilburys
A fascinating documentary about how and why George Harrison put together the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys in 1988.
The Weird Mythological Creatures of Medieval Art
Hochelaga offers a handy visual and audio field guide to some of the weirdest mythological creatures of medieval art.
Determining How Far a Pencil Can Draw a Line Using Long Sheets of Paper and a Working Treadmill
President Chay found out how far three different pencils and one ballpoint pen could draw using long sheets of paper and a treadmill.
Which Animals Have the Best Eyesight
An ocular TED-Ed lesson by Thomas W. Cronin explains which animals have the best eyesight for specific purposes to best suit their needs.
Why There Are So Many Countries Named Guinea
History Matters takes a brief look at why so many countries contain the name Guinea, focusing on the origins and history of the name.
The Most Popular Memes of 2021
Know Your Meme has put together a colorfully animated visual timeline that charts the most popular memes of 2021.
Craftsman Uses Diet Coke to Help Restore a Rusted Vintage WWII Coca-Cola Metal Six-Pack Container
Odd Tinkering quite skillfully restored a vintage Coca-Cola six-pack container from World War II using Diet Coke to remove the rust.
Rare Footage of Jeffrey Hyman (Joey Ramone) Performing in His Pre-Ramones Band Sniper in 1973
Rare footage shows Jeffrey Hyman (Joey Ramone) performing with his pre-Ramones band Sniper on "The Underground Tonight Show" in 1973.
How Salvador Dalí’s ‘The Persistence of Memory’ Was Inspired by Sigmund Freud’s Work With Dreams
Great Art Explained looks at how Freud's work with dreams influenced the iconic Salvador Dalí painting "The Persistence of Memory".
Les Paul and Mary Ford Show Alistair Cooke How They Record Multi-Track Songs Live on Television in 1953
Legendary musicians Les Paul and Mary Ford showed 'Omnibus' host Alistair Cooke how they record multi-track songs at home in 1953.
Guinea Pigs March Off to Bed on an Elevated Platform
Determined guinea pigs at the Sequoia Park Zoo adorably formed a single line and marched off to bed on an elevated wooden platform.
Workers Bend and Twist Wood Like Soft Noodles
An incredible video of workers bending and twisting pieces of wood as if they were soft like noodles.
The Hydra, A Unique Triple Neck Combination Guitar, Bass, and Harp by Steve Vai and Ibanez
"The Hydra" by Steve Vai is a triple neck instrument with a 12-string, a half-fretless bass, a seven-string guitar, and an electric harp.
Taekwondo Fighter Performs Amazing 720° Horizontal Spinning Kick That Breaks Four Boards at Once
A fighter with World Taekwondo performed an amazing horizontal spinning kick that rotated 720° and broke four targets at once.
Making a U-Turn on a Very Narrow Mountain Road
DrivingSkill shared an extremely vertiginous video of a driving expert making a precarious U-Turn on the side of a very narrow mountain road.
A Fun Interactive DIY Music Box That Can Be Used to Create Note-by-Note Songs
Bryan Braun created a fun, interactive DIY Music Box that creates songs in the same note-by-note manner as vintage hand-cranked music boxes.
Musician Plays His Trumpet Into a Bowl of Red Jell-O
Musician Sammy Haig amusingly put the bell of his trumpet into a bowl of red Jell-O and began to play with interesting results.
Tiny Eagle Chick Is Hand-Fed Through the Beak of a Realistic Eagle Head Puppet
A tiny eagle chick was hand-fed through the beak of an eagle puppet head in order to maintain limited human contact.
How a Strategically Placed Magnet Inside a Mirror Makes a Toy Ballerina Spin
Science vlogger Steve Mould took apart a children's toy to see how a strategically placed magnet in a mirror makes a ballerina spin.
The Mysterious Ghost Vocals That Appear in The Beatles’ Song ‘I Want You (She’s So Heavy)’
You Can't Unhear This takes a look at the mysterious voice that appears in "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", The Beatles' last recorded song.
How New York City Airports Are Evolving to Handle Increasingly Complex Air Traffic
Cheddar News takes a look at how the three major airports of New York City are evolving to handle increasingly complex air traffic.
The Double Life of Microscopic Psuedo Jellyfish
Journey to the Microcosmos shared footage of tiny Cnidarians known as moerisia that look like jellyfish when seen through a macro lens.
How the Iconic ‘Star Trek’ Warp Speed Jump Evolved
John DiMarco put together an incredible video compilation that shows how the Star Trek warp speed jump has evolved from 1979 through 2021.
Two Men on a Picnic Engage in a Clever Wordplay Conversation Using Dad Jokes and Literal Synonyms
Real Big Boys enjoyed a picnic in a park where they had a conversation using clever wordplay of dad jokes and literal definitions of synonyms.
Bringing Plants To Life Using Timelapse Photography
BBC Earth shares how they were able to bring static plants to life on camera for "The Green Planet" with the use of timelapse photography.
Serj Tankian Joins the Foo Fighters to Perform the Dead Kennedys Song ‘Holiday in Cambodia’ at the 2007 VMAs
Serj Tankian of System of a Down joined the Foo Fighters onstage to perform the Dead Kennedys classic "Holiday in Cambodia" at the 2007 VMAs.
Oddly Satisfying Footage of Stickers Applied to Lemons
An oddly satisfying video of lemons on a conveyer belt having stickers applied to them by mechanical stickering devices.
Heavy Metal Drummer Is Surprised How Intense ABBA Is After Hearing and Playing Them for the Very First Time
Heavy metal musician Seth Everman sat behind his drum kit and listened to ABBA for the very first time, playing along to the song "Mama Mia".
Incredible Footage of Planes Smoothly Landing at Nepal’s Dangerous Lukla Airport in the Himalayas
Pilots making smooth landings at Tenzing–Hillary Airport in Nepal, an incredibly dangerous airport due to its high altitude and short runway.
Jeff Goldblum Honestly Reviews Impressions of Himself
The great Jeff Goldblum sat down with Vanity Fair to honestly assess various impressions of himself as done by different people.
3 German Shepherds Adorably Review Various Foods
A trio of German shepherds named Jade, Jasper, and Jet adorably reviewed the different types of food that their humans put in front of them.
A Brief History of Led Zeppelin
The Beat Goes On offers a very cheerful yet brief history of the legendary rock band, Led Zeppelin over the course of 24 minutes.
Why Americans Don’t Pronounce the ‘H’ in Herbs
Food vlogger Adam Ragusea explains why Americans don't pronounce the "h" in the word "herbs" while people who speak British English do.
Robotic Spy Hippopotamus Captures Rare, Up-Close Footage of a Pod of Fierce Wild Hippos
A robotic spy hippopotamus by John Downer Productions swam over to a pod of wild hippos in Africa to get rare footage of the fierce species.
How To Open Bottle of Beer Without a Bottle Opener
America's Test Kitchen offered several handy solutions for opening a bottle of beer when there isn't a bottle opener to be found.
Loyal Kitten Provides Emotional and Physical Support to Cat With a Progressive Neurological Disease
A kitten named Indy takes care of a cat named Pip with cerebellar abiotrophy, a neurological disease that affects his mobility.
How LEGO Minifigures Are Made
LEGO put together a calming ASMR video that shows how their iconic Minifigures are made behind the scenes.
Newly Colorized Video of Pink Floyd Performing ‘Apples and Oranges’ on American Bandstand in 1967
Artist on the Border restored and colorized classic footage of Pink Floyd performing "Apples and Oranges on "American Bandstand" in 1967.
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