Strapping soldiers in combat boots and fatigues clapping their hands and wiggling their hips in a meticulous recreation of Gaga's bizarre dance moves. This isn't the begrudging performance of a bunch of tough guys who lost a bet; these dudes are letting loose and having fun, and it is a lovely sight to see. My favorite moment comes at the 2:48 mark -- you just try not to smile at this man's jolly gyrations. My only complaint (purely in the interest of accurate artistic recreation): Fellas, where are the diamond-encrusted thongs?
Every day, the interwebs is filled with an interminable supply of crap and one cool thing. Like a jet-powered bloodhound, this blog seeks out and posts that one thing. On occasion, nothing interesting is added to the internets. In that case, something old is posted.
Sunday, May 2, 2010
US Soldiers Remake Telephone
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Chan Ho Park Answers His Critics
I'm trying to assure myself that's it's okay to laugh at cultural mis-understandings, but I think to be honest I feel guilty and racist laughing at this. I will entertain thoughts in the comments section.
(From emails)
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
超級星光大道 20100402 pt.18/24 林育群-I will always love you
Skip to the minute mark and enjoy!
(From SG)
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Reality Check
TMI: But can it make me switch from plastics to my least-favorite cotton-based variety brand? Only time will tell. Enjoy!
(From Buzzfeed)
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
70 Million by Hold Your Horses
The mostly male Swedish band Hold Your Horses dressed in drag to re-create traditional classical art for their music video.
70 Million by Hold Your Horses ! from L'Ogre on Vimeo.
Feministing writes,
Seeing these men adopting the roles of both men and women in classical paintings really serves to highlight the Guerrilla Girls' points about how women frequently appear in art: naked. Another lesson in why drag can be so powerful. It really makes you see gender norms in a new way.
Plus, seeing semi-naked Swedes is just fun. Anyone remember this? (think of it as a 2-for-1 TOTI)
(From ) Lindsay
Monday, March 1, 2010
Thinking Outside the Box in the Digital Age!
or MS Paint.
(From Neatorama, shukei01)
Thursday, February 25, 2010
3 Year old crying over Justin Bieber
I normally don't post things this late, that have this many hits, but I didn't want to be accused fo missing a huge phenomenon. 3 Year old crying over Justin Bieber is a Youtube video featuring a 3 year old girl who is deeply and emotionally moved by the saccharine tween tunes of Canadian Pop/R&B singer Justin Drew Bieber. She is held by her sister, who alternates between trying not to crack up and torturing the younger sibling with her fairly-in-tune and register-accurate immitations of Justin.This is understandable because Justin is currently 15, but he looks about 4. She wails for about 4 minutes, until she is interrupted by the phone. The ringing phone triggers an inexplicably fast mood change in the girl. Amazing to watch an attention-seeking 3 year old. I love it. A+.
Embedding is disabled by request, so you'll have to click through for the video.
(From KW at the Greenhouse)
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
If Travel Worked Like Healthcare
If Travel Worked Like Healthcare is a shockingly accurate portrayal of health care in the USA, complete with the hassle of arranging every portion of the trip via fax, calling numerous other providers, and being charged extraordinary amounts of money for simple procedures. Until Obama gets the reforms pass, I´m so glad to be living in Europe.
(From ) Youtube
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
They Can't Turn the Lights Off
They Can't Turn the Lights Off is "HitRECord's animated short about the Prop 8 trial, transparency, media, freedom and the future". And a "freaky computer spirit" and people who look like that guy from Pokemon. But the message is serious: transparency IS up to you and me and everyone deserves equal rights..
(From ) Youtube
Saturday, February 6, 2010
What happens if you fall into a Black Hole?
Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson at The Richmond Forum - What happens if you fall into a Black Hole?
is a video of a talk given by astrophysicist Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. In it, he describes, based on known science of how Black Holes operate and how the human body responds to such conditions, what would happen to your body if you fell into a Black Hole.
For a few extra hours of science fun... check our Dr. Tyson's website. Besure to check out the video of Dr. Tyson on The Colbert Report- funny stuff! Or his appearance on The Daily Show.
I wish someone had told me how fun science can be back when I was required to learn it in exchange for grades that determined my future...
"Science is, in fact, interesting. It's just never been presented that way." - Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson
(From my friend, Daniel )
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Open A Banana Like A Monkey
Friday, January 29, 2010
Breakdancing Fingers
(From Kian)
Monday, August 17, 2009
The Guild - Do You Wanna Date My Avatar
As my friend Justin almost cogently explains,
"Felicia Day + Music + Video Game References + Whedon Blood = Awesome... i mean "4\/\/350/\/\3"
Enjoy!
(From Justin)
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Hammer Pants Dance (HD)
Hammer Pants Dance (HD) is a Youtube video from A&E TV where a "group of dancers wearing Hammer Pants flashmob a trendy store and surprise hipsters in skinny jeans." It's basically a promo for the upcoming A&E show, Hammertime, which "follows the life of rapper and dancer MC Hammer, his wife of more than 23 years and their family of seven. The show takes an unprecedented look behind his larger-than-life personality and into his life as a devoted husband, father and business entrepreneur".
Gimmicky, sure. But I like that they found so many talented and different-looking dancers. I mean that accountant guy gets down.
(From MJG )