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.
Beware the dangers of taking someone else’s opinion and passing it off as your own, because you never know how you might be challenged.
It’s a minefield out there, all those people with all their own opinions that they can retort back at you. Best just join the army instead.
All that stands between you and an epic fantasy quest is a few scratch and sniff game cards and a premium rate £5 per minute phone number.
Would you be able to find the dragon rose and cure your affliction or would the prospective phonebill and your dad’s toots prove too much?
This is a seriously mean trick to play on your wife, waking her from her slumber and pretending you’re about to play a game of chicken with an oncoming truck — but then you snooze you lose.
And the best thing is the kid at the back gets to see it all, so he’s learning from a young age that pranking the ones you love is totally acceptable — encouraged even. Shame his parents will probably be getting a divorce soon!
You probably don’t need to watch a video to know this, but anything that bashes the Daily Mail can only really be a good thing, so totally worthy of your time.
Martin Robbins shows us why the Daily Mail is evil, and the best way to do that is just to read out their headlines. Pwnd.
The Australian prime minster addresses the Mayan prophecy that is making everyone nervous about the 21st December and the world stopping from existing on that date.
And, while everyone thought it was just the internet being dramatic, it turns out the world WILL end. Take it away PM…
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.
I you thought a “Porch Swing” was a piece of garden furniture, you’d be right. But also wrong. It’s apparently also a death defying adrenaline ride.
The rope doesn’t look like it’s strong enough to support his gargantuan balls, but luckily for him it is and he doesn’t plumet to his doom. Well, not all the way at least…
