The London mayoral election is a hotly contested race between the incumbent Boris and the red-challenger Ken and some other people that no one really knows.
So, to show all that riff-raff what a total spiffing commoner lies beneath that toffy exterior and how down with the proletariat-electorate his is Boris takes to the streets to say “What ho!”.
Where has this fashion store been all my life? It sells the sort of clothes that won’t be back in fashion for at least another 20 years.
Which means you can stay way ahead of the curve should you buy some threads from this incredible clothing outlet which is so awe-inspiring, its name is only spoken in hushed tones.
No one rants quite like the marvellous Joe Rogan, his rants are like a voice of reason, a ray of light in the darkness.
If the world had any sense and decency then this man would be president of the world.
I’m not really sure what any of this lot is but it looks tiny and it makes my skin crawl.
I’m going to go out on a limb and say it though; more music videos should make use of microscopes. There. It’s out there now.
8 floppy drives playing the 007 theme song intro, built for display at Purdue University for the Association of Electrical Technologists (AET) club during Technology Week.
As concerts go it’s not the most easy on the ear but it’s pretty impressive that you can get a tune out of some old PC parts.
Reggie Watts goes for an early hip-hop style with this spoof of the rap industry that’s just as good as any serious rap record.
Because who says rap music’s all about swearing, guns, jiggling butts and the objectification of women? This muthafunker that’s who. So f_ck some sh_t up and stack it on top of yo’ momma. Word to your lolz.
Dan Bull turns to facebook for inspiration for his latest witheringly satirical rap.
If you’ve ever used facebook you will immediately recognize at least one of his gripes, whether it’s the constant mafia wars requests or the cheesy profile pics.
If you’re into this show then you’ll understand what’s going on here — which seems like a bit of psychological manipulation, methinks?
If nothing else, a game show like this gives an ageing bald comedian the chance to not sit at home and think his life is over.
