Japanese YouTuber Inosemarine really loves his dog, and loves showering the pup in kisses. Problem is, the feeling is not mutual. No matter how he goes in for a kiss, the dog blocks, dodges, or circumvents his love. Of course, it’s all part of the owner’s silly and adorable dog trick training. The video has gone viralviral this week, amassing over one million views.
It seems the web has finally found a new pop song to obsess over. After covering and dancing to Thrift Shop by new kid on the block Macklemore countless times, fans are looking for a new piece.
And they’ve got it with Can’t Hold Us, Mack’s second hit single.
Professional dancer Guillaume Lorentz and his crew were in Japan last week, and have become some of the first to go viral covering the new song in an epic hip hop dance.
At first, it seems the four colorful dancers in this Asian TV show are just dancing in front of a mirror. But in fact, they are performing in front of their fellow dancers wearing the same outfits, and dancing the same moves.
The synchronization of their ‘reflections’ is truly amazing. Even when the dancing becomes much more complex, the mirror illusion continues to trick the eyes.
Japanese YouTuber ゴンゾー タンバリンマスター published this video of Japanese tambourine ‘master’ Gonzo at the end of 2012, but it has only gone viral recently. Most notably, it has amassed over 350,000 views over the past few days, and has been featured on DigitalSpy, Reddit, Devour, MostWatched.
Wearing an extremely bizarre costume, Gonzo performs a very obscure ‘dance’ while ‘playing’ the tambourine with a female vocalist singing and another band member on guitar. It’s a one of a kind show only available from Japan.
Tokyo, Japan is famous for being one of most densely populated cities in the world. Naturally, the skyline is just as tightly packed with high-rise buildings.
So what does an architect do when he has to tear down a building? Conventional demolitions cause too many adverse side effects, such as pollution and damage to near by buildings.
But Japan is also famous for their out-of-the-box, creative thinking. To solve the demolition problem, one Japanese company has introduced a new form of demolition with none of the smoke, noise, or explosions.
They simply tear the building down one floor at a time from the inside. This new report by Reuters covering the new Japanese demolition technique was posted by MrNewsFunny and has gone viral, amassing over 650,000 hits.
