This Russian video originated in the frigid country, but now countless copies have made their way to the English speaking Internet.
In the video, five Russian men pick up their enormous catch and giggle with excitement. A 295 kg catfish is not your typical catch. That’s more than 400 lbs!
At some point, ‘Godzilla’ can be made out in all the Russian chatter.
The poisonous trend of parents who pay sleazy pop ‘music’ producers thousands of dollars for them to feature their much too young daughters in objectifying music videos continues to plague the Internet.
First it was Rebecca Black, then the copy cats like Nicole Westbrook, Gnesa Wilder, and Hot Problems started to pour in.
But the latest music video to hit the web by producer PMWLive is arguably the worst of them all. Two little girls–children–are the members of his pop group Tweenchronic–you know, chronic as in marijuana–and star in Skip Rope.
Disturbingly, the video features gangs of children conducting candy drug deals, drinking cans of iced tea out of brown paper bags to personify alcoholics, and vandalizing private property by spraying graffiti in dark alleys with a much too old grown man.
Either their parents are completely oblivious, and are terrible parents, or they know exactly what’s going on, and are terrible parents.
Thankfully, the web agrees this is inappropriate, wrong, or simply just terrible music, as the video has an over 90% negative rating.
AVIATlON posted this short clip on the first of the year, but it has only started to trend now, appearing on CollegeHumor, Joe, and Reddit.
The cameraman passes his chubby friend a small water bottle. The kid cracks open the bottle, brings it to his lips, and then slammed the bottom of the bottle, essentially forcing all the water down his throat instantaneously.
Homestead chemist Cars And Water has a slew of video experiments, and for the first time, has gone viral. In his video Red Hot Nickel Ball In Water, he drops a ball of burning red hot pure nickel into a bucket of water. Once immersed, the metal reacts in a truly out-of-this-world fashion reminiscent of 1960′s science fiction.
The video has just gone viralviral this new year, amassing over 500,000 views in just a few days. It has also been featured on Gizmodo, VideoSift, and ScienceDump.
The web has seen the awesome video aftermath when a GoPro camera is put on a hunting dog and inside of a hula hoop, and now CDMVette has taken things to a musical level.
He attached a GoPro to his trombone facing himself. His resulting video is a mix of funny, interesting, ridiculous, and even a drop of genius, and has started to trend over the weekend.
