1320 Video just posted this new video, and already it has gone viral. The Mitsubishi 3DX Evo is one of the most affordable, fastest, sportiest cars on the road. They are typically owned and enjoyed by bros and dudes. Not moms wearing pink scarfs.
Nevertheless, mom is the star of this video as she drives the supercar at speeds over 100 MPH while her cameraman makes a mess in his pants.
The Western Internet is pretty far removed the Russian web, but every now and then a major viral video originating from Russia with makes its way over. For some reason, nearly all of them are negative, brutal, ridiculous, outrageous, and caught on a car‘s dash camera.
ArkadiYM93 has had enough of all the negative, so they published this ultimate Russian being good people caught on dash cams. It’s a nice change from the norm, but just as intense.
It’s still Russia after all.
The video’s Russian description roughly translate to, “Any action can be the most gracious, if there is no self-interest. Do the good deeds.”
Music is Arrival of the birds & Transformation by The Cinematic Orchestra.
Paul Rivot‘s grandma has become a viral video star after footage of her reacting to wearing a virtual reality helmet hit the web. The 90 year old granny was blown way by the impressive visuals by the Oculus Rift 3D gaming VR helmet.
“Is it my eyes, or are the leaves blowing?” she asks as she views a virtual grassy field. To add to the virtual effects, gyroscopes on the helmet constantly measure her movements to dynamically change the canvas she sees as she ‘looks around.’
This emotional video was first published by Michael Krauter almost a month ago, but it has only gone viral over the weekend, amassing over 150,000 views just over the past few days.
The Internet simply can’t get enough of grandparents-to-be reacting to the news that a grand-kid is on the way. Here, Michael and his wife surprise his in-laws at his father-in-laws 60th birthday party with the exciting news that a grand-baby is expected in September. Naturally, dad just smiles while mom has a full (very happy) nervous breakdown.
The month old video has recently been covered on DailyPicks, CollegeHumor, HuffPost, Reddit, and MotherGlow.
For a long time now, ‘challenge videos’ have been an on going trend online. From cinnamon challenges, to chugging milk, viewers just can’t get enough of watching YouTubers abuse themselves.
YouTube famous The Fine Bros collected all the best challenge videos and showed a group of senior citizens what is really going on online.
Naturally, they have little faith in the future generation.
Already, the new video has over 400,000, and is trending strong through the weekend.
