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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.
Any movie with Gym Bro Skeletor can’t be all bad, right? But is the 2026 Masters of the Universe movie as good as the 1987 original? Screen Junkies offers its typically snarky take on the recent flick, its dumbly-named characters, and its blatant efforts to reconnect with nostalgic Millennials and Gen Xers. Sure, it’s cheesy,
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.
Tired of people stealing your beer? Hide it in plain sight and maybe it’ll last longer. That’s exactly what woodworker Matt Thompson did by building a beverage cooler inside of what looks like a stack of wood. The scraps and can of varnish glued on top are a nice touch in completing the camouflage effect.
Two all-beef patties, special sauce, lettuce, cheese, pickles, onions, and sesame seed bunny ears. This wild Big Mac Dunny from kidrobot captures this elusive burger bunny for toy collectors. The 8″ vinyl figure wears “i’m lovin’ it” pajamas, holds a fry dipped in ketchup, and comes in McDonald’s style clamshell packaging. Pre-orders start shipping Q2
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.
We’ve always thought the creepiest environments in horror FPS games are the bathrooms. While this diabolical diorama from North of the Border isn’t from a horror game, it certainly belongs in one. Its terrifying bathtub, sink, toilet, and mirror mimics are ready to devour victims whether they want to wash up, check their makeup, or
Frank Caliendo is best known for impersonating President Bush, but this bit as John Madden had us in stitches: he discusses everything from Super Mario Bros. to parallel universes.
These tiny pizzas keep coffee tables free of water stains, and are guaranteed not to leave behind cheese or tomato sauce either. The cork-backed coasters are sold in a set of four and come packed in a tiny pizza box. A great, inexpensive gift for anyone who loves pizza – and who among us doesn’t?
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
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.
Why do we measure our lives in years when we could be doing something a little more precise? This silly short film by Max Boonch asks us to think about the passage of time in much smaller and less conventional increments. Also, The Awesomer just celebrated its 2,375,020 Four Minutes anniversary, so we’re gonna need
Inspired by Mary Poppins, this comedy short imagines that Bert and Mary are friends with benefits. After Bert spends the night in Mary’s bed, he tries to sneak out quietly, and things don’t turn out exactly like they did in the Disney classic. You can thank writer Joe Clabby and director Adam Franklin for ruining
