Daniel Caviezel‘s buddy recorded this intense point-of-view crash video while dirt biking, and now the video stands with over 140,000 views.
In the short clip, viewers can see the biker’s perspective as he rides over a sharp turn, launching him, and his bike, into the air and over the trees. Ouch!
Special effects master and movie maker Scottd W has finally returned to the web with his latest work after a three month long hiatus.
For his last project, he recreated the popular tablet and smartphone game Fruit Ninja in real life. That action packed video currently stands with over 19 million hits.
To close off Winter and welcome Spring, Scott has just debuted this explosion-obsessed video, Russian vs. Snowmen. Take that snow!
Homestead scientist Cars And Water loves experimenting with burning red hot balls of nickel. His most popular video–where he places a red hot ball of nickel on a giant block of ice–currently stands with over 4.9 million views.
Now, he has returned with an experiment fit for Spring. This time, he drops a RHNB into a cup of honey. The results? Glorious steaming, popping, pulsating, bubbling honey.
Mississippi recently experienced serious hail, with some ice balls falling from the sky as big as tennis balls. Texas has also been hit by hail.
As per local media standard operating procedures, the NBC 2 news crew set out to find the most quirky witnesses to ask about their experience.
They found a woman who did not disappoint.
“It was like KABOOYA! I ran to the restroom and called my mama to see if she was alright.”
Viewers can’t help but be reminded of Sweet Brown. “Ain’t nobody got time for hail like that!”
Last week was International Women’s Day. To commemorate, Local Fox CT reported how women were the focus in Washington for the day. But the report was upstaged by the b-roll file footage that was being played at the same time that seemed to only focus on the breasts of women walking in the city.
Even the female anchor seemed to have noticed the footage being played was inappropriate for what she was saying, as she awkwardly paused in the middle of her report.
CT Blogger recorded and uploaded the news clip to YouTube, and now the week old video stands with over 2.2 million views.
The network has since tweeted an apology that no one is buying. Read more on Slate, HyperVocal, and HuffPost.
