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In possibly the most epic of epic rap battles, King Leonidas throws down against the Master Chief.
Will Master Chief be triumphant or will he get his ass kicked down a hole by Leonidas? Time to throw down and see who can really light the mic up!
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Life can be such a bummer living in one of the richest places in the world, all those movies to watch and you can’t choose which one. All the delicious, abundant food makes you so fat. Ugh!
In the style of Bob Dylan’s “Subterranean Homesick Blues” the First World Problems meme gets its own blues song. Now you’re going to have to listen to it. Gahd!
Armed only with a guitar, a loop pedal this guy proceeds to recreate MGMT’s incredibly addictive ‘Kids’.
The only downside I can see of this video is that the guy looks a bit like a young, hipstery Peter Andre. Luckily for him though he’s actually got some talent. Here’s hoping he doesn’t end up with a old boot like Jordan.
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Britain’s shittiest band have a proposal for what will undoubtedly be an amazing film that involves gateways to hell, pubs full of hot birds, No.1 albums and zombies.
Who wouldn’t want to invest in a film like that? So dig deep into your pockets and offer up a bit of pocket fluff in support for this incredible venture.
If Die Antwoord came from Scotland and they all had ginger hair and, like vampires, couldn’t go out in daylight for fear of their complexion getting scorched, then they might look and sound a bit like this.
But fortunately they’re not, because a Scottish ranga with skin that even Casper the Friendly ghost would mock just doesn’t have the same edge.
If you enjoy Australians shouting the word “c*nt” again and again to the sound of South Park’s “America, F*ck Yeah!”–and let’s be honest, who doesn’t?–then you’ll lap up this little ditty.
It’s in celebration of Australia day, which is today, and commemorates the arrival of the First Fleet at Sydney Cove in 1788 when the Brits came along and ruined everything. Yay!
Pixar are masters of their craft. Fitting that a composer as talented as this guy would use samples from one of their movies to make a track.
Even if you’re not a fan of Up, this is well worth a listen.
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If you’re a fan of burly Swedish men in blonde Viking wigs singing Abba, then for one, you might need to get out more. And two, this is your video.
The Spooky Men’s Chorales play the main stage at the Shrewsbury Folk Festival, delivering a vocal performance that will have you reassessing your devotion to the original. Rave!
When you remove the cookie cutter pop music from this video and replace it with a jaunty piano accordion ditty it becomes infinitely more watchable.
There’s just something about hipsters groving to accordion music that warms the soul.
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What do you get if you mix a goofy-as-hell LMFAO track with a bunch of re-cut scenes from the old He-Man cartoon? Internet gold, that’s what. This blows the “What’s Going On” recut out of the water.
His hair is a wiener, your argument is invalid.
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It’s great to see these two performers reviving the ancient art of hand dancing, which requires you to dress up (or down) in your underwear, place a bottle of beer on the table, put some smeared makeup on, and slam a table as hard as possible.
You may laugh at them but in two months time everyone will be doing this down the discotheque and dancing with your feet will be a thing of mockery.
Ken Barlow, the legend of Coronation Street quite rightly gets a song featuring his infamous line, with a fittingly ridiculous video that features some of the cast members of everyone’s favourite soap.
Well, not everyone, because some people who like death and despair and cockneys moping about will watch Eastenders instead. But Barlow would have Pat Butcher in a fight any day of the week.
It’s hard to even look into the mournful eyes of this pasta munching feline without being filled head to toe with emphatic sorrow. It’s like the Swamp of Sadness from The Neverending Story.
So moving is his gaze that Parry Gripp was inspired to create this audio odyssey in it’s honour.
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You’re in for an audiovisual treat as the endearingly cute voice of Nataly Dawn and the toe-tapping beats of Jack Conte (aka the musical force that is Pomplamoose) are complimented with the puppet-like stop-motion dancing of the beautiful Motilo models to give you a sublime few minutes of pop perfection–and a little respite from your daily routine.
It’s all part of the new, improved and exciting Motilo.com. They’ve been working away behind the scenes to bring you the best fashion & shopping experience. Have a look at the tutorial & give it a try.
