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Funny videos and unexpected moments from around the web and social media. A steady stream of humor that ranges from clever to completely absurd.
Not every movie made by Pixar’s artists needs to be a billion dollar franchise. Rej Bourdages, Tony Maki, and Paige Johnstone made their silly ’70s style short film Fruit & Nut on a shoestring. It tells the story of a lonely peanut who longs to meet a fruit. But after he meets a strawberry, life
French musical group Les Fo’Plafonds performs songs on unusual musical instruments. In this session, they take on the title music from The Simpsons, performing Danny Elfman’s iconic cartoon theme song on bicycle air pumps, bells, pots, pans, plastic tubes, soup cans, wine bottles, a steam iron, and other unconventional noisemakers.
Each year, Google Japan comes up with a ridiculous redesign concept for keyboards, then they make it real. For 2026, we have a vertically-oriented keyboard that uses four skinny conveyor belts to bring keys right to your fingertips. If you’re feeling ambitious, you can build your own. View all their crazy keyboard concepts here.
For the 30th year, Oulu, Finland (where metal reigns supreme) hosted the weird and wonderful Air Guitar World Championships where 50 air guitarists from 13 countries pretended to shred invisible guitars on metal classics. More than half can’t play a note and that’s kinda the point. “Airness” rules and “Make air, not war” is the
Mayhem À La Carte combines a cooking game with a first-person shooter. As a caterer for a crime syndicate, your job is to cook and plate meals while hordes of enemies open fire on your kitchen. The four-player co-op game even lets you switch between bullets and throwing food at your foes. Add this gaming gem
After totally freaking us out with his bloodcurdling bathroom diorama, Alex from North of the Border returns to give the Scariest House in America a run for its money. His Lovecraftian living room features frightening furniture, a terrifying television, a gruesome grandfather clock, and alarming artwork on its weathered walls.
Marvel’s PS5 game Wolverine has received positive but mixed reviews. Videogamedunkey took the ultra-violent, third-person action-adventure for a spin and offers his take on its sometimes silly mechanics. Its bloody claw combat looks satisfying, even if carving through endless waves of similar enemies eventually wears thin.
What you’re looking at is the unholy offspring of a Jeep and a Lamborghini. Created by Kyle Lewis of Kyle’s Customs, this custom off-roader combines a Jeep Wrangler YJ with a Lamborghini Countach body kit ripped from a Pontiac Fiero. It’s no faster wearing the Lambo skin, but we love the sketchbook art, and the
Animator AJ Jefferies‘ award-winning short film DUCKS starts out with a pleasant stroll through the park. But after a baby spots some birds floating in the pond, we come to realize that these waterfowl are much weirder than they appear on the surface. We expect no less from the guy who gave us HORSE.
We’re 10 years late to the party for this Adult Swim cult classic, but we figured if we hadn’t seen it before, maybe you haven’t either. This hilariously weird parody imagines a 1986 concert where enigmatic musical maestros battled for synthesizer supremacy. For some real-world ’80s synth goodness, check out the 1985 Grammy Synthesizer Medley.
This party game from Brass Monkey challenges players to explain how they’ll escape ridiculous murder scenarios using three random objects. For instance, you’ve drawn a rubber duck, spray cheese, and a stapler to survive a killer clown. Designed for three or more players, the game includes 300 double-sided object cards and 50 double-sided scenario cards.
In 2009, “Weird Al” Yankovic made a 3D film for the Orange County Fair, casting himself as a Bill Nye-style science host. Lost for years, the 10-minute semi-educational film is now online, along with the music video for “The Brain Song.” Some gags lose their punch in 2D, but it’s still fun. Billy West’s Norm