This is truely THE BEST THE BEST THE BEST video of Dave Grohl and the Foo Fighters.

One of the best skits from the British TV show The Mighty Boosh. Old Greg and Baileys!

This video of a police officer failing to stop a bunch of people (presumed to be illegal immigrants by the poster) bailing out of a mini van is great fun to watch, and is a demonstrative example of how Yakety Sax can improve the comedic value of any situation.

In this interesting video, some dude sings a song backwards while doing crazy stuff, then reverses the video so that he is singing forwards while undoing the crazy stuff. Fairly impressive. Since this video was made several months ago, he has made a few others - so check out his profile page for more.

I found this inspirational and instructional website through the Something Awful forums. Enjoy.

So not only is Disney making the worst movie ever, they got it in their heads that it would be a brilliant idea to promote this horrible looking movie through viral video (so trendy, it always works!). Cause I am sure the audience for this movie is totally hip to ironic youtube videos.

This is the slowest playthrough of SMB Level 1 that I have ever watched, and is a record that does not need to be broken.

Who the hell thought this would be a good idea? Whoever greenlighted this movie needs to be strapped to a chair Clockwork Orange style and forced to watch it over and over for the rest of their miserable lives.

Plot: "A spoiled chihuahua (Drew Barrymore) gets lost in Mexico and teams up with a group of canines, including our spicy Latin friend seen in this trailer (George Lopez) to find her way home."

The emergency party button is a brilliant invention that turns an ordinary apartment into a dance club at the press of a single big red button. The effect is very impressive and well executed. I want!

I've watched hundreds of AMVs, and out of all of them only around 5% are any good. This is one of the better ones. Good editing, tasteful special effects and a good song match make it work.

While utterly pointless, I can't help but be filled with nerd-joy at seeing something as time-consumingly awesome as the head of Homer Simpson rendered entirely in cross-browser compatible, w3c compliant cascading style sheets.

This brilliant tetris mod looks like a lot of fun -- control a head-to-head tetris deathmatch by arm-wrestling your opponent. Skip past the shitty 30 second intro to get to the good stuff.

Watch as freak-show illustrations of Mario World characters accompany an extra bizarre japanese musical rendition of the game's theme song.  Who knew princess peach was such a bitch?

Filk is a folk-ish music movement started by science fiction fans that features nerdy parodies of popular songs.  Almost no-one outside of the science fiction community has heard of filk, and this video is a good example why.  Most of it sucks -- hard.  Filkers often have no singing voice, writing talent, or ability to play instruments. Their songs consist mostly of references to memes or popular science fiction topics, without any real point, direction, humor or meaning. Simply repeating a meme does not make it funny, and if there ever was a good example why, this video is it.  Some people will say that Filk is all in good fun and it isn't about making great music, and I can respect that, but that does not apply to the kind of inharmonious, unimaginative, awkward shit that is represented by this video.  This video is not all in good fun, this video is a degenerate audibly transmited disease that will melt your brain.

This brilliant re-imagining of the classic Duck Tales opener teaches the dangers of the internets.Made by fatalfarm as one in a series of classic TV openings re-made.