Professional body builders are creepy just through existing, but this one takes it to a whole new level.  This video is disturbing while being unbelievably funny.

This short video edited from Mister Rgoer's Neighborhood may be about the most terrifying thing I have ever seen.  Watch at your own risk!

Two zombies shamble down an incresingly apocalyptic street while periodically stopping to recite zombie themed haiku to saxaphone riffs.  What's not to like?

Fantastic video of some dude getting his hair cut in an office while lip-syncing to "Be My Baby."  Oddly compelling.

This commercial for a car insurance company features a ridiculously bad parody of Back to the Future.  I am not actually sure the people who made this have actually seen any of the movies, but that just makes it better somehow.

This fantastic 5 minute video desribes exactly how to go about getting the best possible deal on a new car.  Dealerships have extensive bags of tricks that they use to get as much money as they can out of you, and it can be tough to avoid them all.  Watch this video and you will be one step closer.

This radical training video for Wendy's Hmburger flippers in the 80's feautres some fantastic rapping.

Video proof that Azumanga Daioh is just thinly veiled communist propganda.

Communist Propoganda video featureing the hero of the people: Mario.

This awesome video by Scott Gairdner is a great sendup of bad reality TV.  Funny from begining to end, and with great production values, it is a rare piece of sweet, sweet corn in the foul, murky shit of internet video.

Daniel Floyd, a professor at Savannah College of Art and Design, created this video to argue the point that in order to advance the medium as an art form, video games need to contain more sex, not less.  Very entertaining and informative.

There are hundreds of "random thing" in the microwave videos on YouTube, and most of them suck.  This video of a cell phone makes up for them all.

This awesome parody porn promotion video is part of a viral advertising campaign to promote Chuck Palahniuk's new book Snuff. I am a big fan of Palahniuk's writing and just picked up the new book yesterday, before seeing this video.

The new video for Weezer's Pork and Beans features a bunch of youtube celebrities.  It seems like a gowing trend for people to dump in blind refrences to internet culture as a way to appear hip, cool, radical, groovy or the bee's knees anymore.  Regardless, I like this song -- watch the video.

I don't know what is more funny, this video of some japanese TV show parody of the 80's We Are the Worldvideo, or the frank discussions of modern japanese racism that it sparked in the boing boing comments thread about the video. Regardless of any real or imagined racism, however, this video is awesome and worthy of your time.