It’s half time, and Coventry are 2-0 down but that doesn’t damper their spirits as they sing an epic rendition of Twist and Shout at a bar in Emirates Stadium.
They ended up losing 4-0, but it just goes to show it’s not about whether you win or lose, but about how much booze you drink.
No doubt your phone is like an extra limb to you, and it seems we can’t do anything without wanting to record on this magical devices we have.
The modern ailment of the ever-present smartphone is addressed in Charlene deGuzman’s short film above, where no one can seem to enjoy anything any more because they’re too busy on their stupid phones.
It’s a difficult and upsetting thing to imagine, but try—be strong—try and imagine a world after the internet—after net neutrality has disappeared,
Yes, it’s painful and upsetting so don’t dwell on it too long, instead let this sketch from Bad Teeth do the pondering for you.
Chris Chung has created a first-person COD-esque cat simulator video game, so now the internet can finally become the thing it loves most.
And the best thing, you get to be a destructive cat, going around your owner’s pad knocking over pictures and generally making as much mess as you can. Paw-fect.
How hard is it to make a rap song without using the letter E? Well, for Andrew Huang it’s not that difficult at all.
The LA-based rapper spits out lyrics minus that one member of the alphabet and even manages to make the song make sense too. Wll don.
The power of the retouch age is presented to us in all its manipulative glory in this music video from Hungarian singer Boggie.
Watch as Photoshop transforms her from ordinary woman to the unobtainable beauty ideal the media demands in this revealing clip. So yeah, fake, you can tell by the pixels.
Having trouble getting your little one to sleep? Have you tried that well known lullaby from 90s dance behemoths The Prodigy?
Then you should, it might involve some banging on a table, but it’s certainly the best lullaby in the word ever.
Noel Gallagher takes a look back in anger at Oasis’ UK single music videos—and he’s not that impressed by them.
But when you’re shooting videos on top of hotel’s opposite King’s Cross station, it’s not exactly going to be a jolly to Barbados, is it? Still, it’s comedy gold from Noel.
