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Web favorite The Lonely Island has debuted their second video of YouTube Comedy Week. The hilarious rap group takes on the confusing punctuation mark that is the bane for countless English studies students; the semicolon.
With a little help from Solange Knowles they put the mark into action by rapping appropriate semicolon examples in SEMICOLON.
John Adamson was visiting a chocolate factory in Melbourne Australia and found a very unique exhibit to wow guests that he just had to share with the web.
An array of detailed chocolates were set up in circles that when spun at high speed and flashed with a strobe light confuses the eye to make the chocolates appear animated.
Now, his new short video of the moving chocolate has gone viral, amassing over 400,000 views in one day.
Back in April, Kmart unexpectedly exploded onto the viral video scene with their hilarious Ship My Pants Commercial. The funny ad stands with over 17 million views.
Now, the same witty marketing firm has come up with a new sales pitch that also sounds similar to something inappropriate. Big Gas Savings.
Genius.
DJ’s are often introduced into pop music lyrics when the author runs out of words that will rhyme. The singer will usually call out to the DJ to play their song, or drop the beat, or do whatever phrase is currently in.
For their latest piece, The Gregory brothers teamed up with YouTube rapper DeStorm to mock this recurring trend in pop music in DJ Play My Song No Leave Me Alone.
A slew of famous YouTubers make a special cameo appearance in the music video, such as Kassem G, Ed Bassmaster, and EpicLLOYD. But none of them can compare to Korean pop superstar PSY who appears at the intro and exit of the song.
Mia Grace is not your average four year old girl. While most little girls are busy memorizing the lyrics to Katy Perry music or arguing which Disney princess is their favorite, Mia spends her time obsessed with Marvel superheroes.
She’s knows Marvel so well, she can easily answer any nerdy superhero question her father can throw at her while going for a family drive.
DaddyDadBlog posted video of his little princess answering questions in the car, and now she has become a viral video star, appearing on CBSNews, MarySue, and MetaFilter.
