Deadmau5, the ultra popular dubstep artist, has to travel across the world to please his fans. As a result, he flies a lot. On his latest travelling venture, he decided to shake things up, and instead of walking through the human x-ray, took a ride in the baggage one.
Remember when Walk Off The Earth went viralviral with their outrageous five people on one guitar Gotye cover?
Well, the Canadian indy band is back with another amazing cover that may very well launch them into viralviral fame again. Not only do they cover Taylor Swift‘s new hit single I Knew You Were Trouble with only vocals, but they somehow duplicate the unique Dubstep-esque feel of the song.
Epic.
Like so many before him, Ryan James Yezak has made an end of the year wrap up video. But his piece is more than just a list of popular videos or events.
No, he started from January first, and painted an amazing living mural of the past 364 days with MONSTA blasting in the background, blending the entire year of pop, politics, news, and entertainment into one intense, four minute, Dubstep pumping energy shot.
2012 In 4 Minutes is quickly going viralviral, especially after getting a boost from Buzzfeed, Atlantic, and HuffPost.
As the lights and control systems go down in price, more and more people are turning their external Christmas lights into full light shows. It’s become an unofficial tradition to post video of the home light shows online for a couple years now.
Besides just famous pop songs, Dubstep has been playing a major role this season in the songs chosen to synchronize with lights.
Over the weekend, video by WEAPONxCRASH of a truly outstanding Dubstep-Christmas light show on a house in Meridian, ID has started to trend.
If you’ve been watching TV or the Internet over the past few years, then you’ve witnessed the once uber-hipster and original music genre of Dubstep creep more and more into the mainstream.
Now, it’s nearly impossible to watch a commercial break without one of the adverts featuring the space age, robotic music.
Popular YouTube comedy channel Smosh noticed this annoying trend, and pointed it out in this hilarious spoof that they made with Mike Diva.
