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I’m not really sure what I’m watching here, but it’s got Kate Upton rolling around in a bra and that’s enough to make me enjoy it.
There are some trying moments like the horse riding or the dress that makes her look like a giant dust bunny, but hang in there. There is handbra.
Benny and Rafi Fine have gained enough notoriety and Youtube clout with their Kids React series that they can now upgrade to YT celebrities.
Enter Epic Mealtime dude, a couple of hot chicks and two dorks with windswept emo hair to react to some classic viral video.
Instead of going for the sprites from the classic Nes game, this italian plumber enthusiast has opted for the more complex Super Nintendo versions.
Painstakingly remaking them out of beads and animating them on walls, wellington boots and even the side of a moving vehicle. Sterling work.
It’s not often you get to see an man singing a mournful song to a recently deceased crab, so get it while it’s here.
Voiced by The Mighty Boosh’s Julian Barratt, Wormsley is part of a new kid’s animation starring Steve Coogan. Screening on Sky Atlantic over Christmas.
Having someone cover your song live in front of you must be kinda weird. Especially when the singer is this guy and he’s looking for feedback.
Still, miss Swift takes it well and manages to make her criticisms sound like they could also be compliments by staying vague.
If you’ve never experienced the sphincter tightening videos from the Isle of Man’s Tourist Trophy bike races, you’re in for a treat. A sphincter tightening treat.
The races take place not on a track but on mountain roads, and residential streets. A true one-of-a-kind spectacle…#
Jeff Goldblum, is there a moment of the day when he’s not drunk out of his crazy mind and dithering on about buying a chair while sitting on a chair?
From the looks of this, no, no there isn’t. God bless is whiskey-soaked soul.
Going with your parents to a Frankie Boyle show when you’ve got front row tickets is what some people might call a mistake.
If you’ve got a good sense of humour though and don’t mind permanent psychological scarring in the form of mental images that can’t be purged, you should be fine.
