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Outkast’s huge hit “Hey Ya” gets rejigged into an awesome (bad sadly unofficial) national anthem for Australia.
And it’s one of the catchiest national anthems you could ever hear, all that needs to happen now is for Australia to adopt it officially.
The main problem with this video is, it looks like so much fun it hurts to watch it and not actually be there.
And what a sight this must’ve been had you chanced upon it, it’s like something out of a surreal cartoon.
The damsel in distress, it’s not a cliche unique to film but it’s used a lot, which means the hero gets to say “Let her go!” a lot.
And if you wondered how many times you’ve heard that phrase over the years, this supercut will show you Hollywood movies experiencing some deja vu.
In this 2006 documentary by Jake Clennel, the phenomenon of the Japanese host club is explored.
Common in the nightlife of Japan, both male and female hosts are interviewed to find out the appeal of these clubs and why the customers go there.
To coincide with Colorado’s recently launched ad campaign for pot education, Jimmy Kimmel does a quick “Pot Quiz” to determine the education standards of weed smokers.
So he hits up L.A.’s mecca for stoners Venice Beach and asks pot smokers some questions to see what they know (3 ways to smoke weed) and what they don’t (the names of any 3 supreme court justices).
We’ve all seen the contestants on these reality singing shows go on about putting their heart and soul into a performance.
But putting your heart and soul in doesn’t mean the performance is any good, as you’ll see in this Mitchell and Webb sketch. If only all X-factor interviewers were as scathing as this.
Kangaroos can get in some pretty hairy fights with each other and watching them could be quite a good spectator sport.
But you need a running commentary for it to be a proper spectator sport, so Starlians Ozzy Man and Mozza step up to the plate and provide exactly that.
How would you react to the strange world of Japanese anime had you never seen it before? Exactly.
And these people really don’t have a clue about anime—which means they’re shocked, appalled, and seriously impressed by what they see.
