Meet Pebble, the pink cockatoo parrot, who likes nothing more than to drop some f-bombs (which she learnt from a previous owner) when her owner destroys a round bird cage.
Birds prefer square bird cages, so Pebble seems to be venting some relief that this dastardly cage is being f*cking eradicated. F*ck yeah.
Not many people can say they’ve seen their mum tripping on magic mushrooms, even less who have filmed them and uploaded it to the internet.
But that’s what Adam, from YouTube channel PsychedSubstance, has done in this video where his 61-year-old mum necks a gram of shrooms and giggles and hallucinates her way through the next few hours.
A classic sketch from Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse where they spoof the ‘good old days’ with a mock PSA.
Created in the style of a 1950s public information film it’s a perfect satirical swipe at the sexist thoughts and opinions of the era—or any era.
Bob Ross is famous for his paintings of nature, The Revenant is famous for Leo getting stuck (quite literally sometimes) in nature—and horses.
So it was only a matter of time before the two met, and they do so in this hilarious spoof with Frank Garcia-Hejl as Ross as his serene mountain scenes become infused with more and more red paint.
If you like your magic delivered with a desert-dry sense of humor, this kid is going to delight you.
Kyle Eschen is only 15-years-old but he’s already a consummate pro and does a great job of mixing intelligent humor, awkwardness, and magic.
Video editor Robert Jones has shown that when it comes to trailers, there’s always room for improvement.
Because he’s expertly mashed up footage from Guardians of the Galaxy with music and dialogue from the Bohemian Rhapsody Suicide Squad movie trailer. And it works like a treat.
Charity WaterAid imagine what a world would be like if men had periods, and what sort of tampon (manpon!) adverts they’d get.
In this alternate universe manpons would be ergonomically designed by NASA, would be super sporty, and be the manliest thing ever. Grrrr!
YouTuber The Unusual Suspect has meticulously edited together clips from 109 various movies, both old and new, for this Green Day supercut cover.
Everyone from Yoda to Ferris Bueller to the Joker help belt out the 1994 pop punk hit ‘Basket Case’—and they do a pretty great job.
