Tom Ska recruited YouTube famous Freddie W, and his buddies Rob Scallon and Jenny Bingham to star in Guitar Warfare. While going for a stroll Tom and his friends are confronted by a conniving guitar bandit played by Freddie W.
Soon the four are stuck in a musical energy battle with laser and explosion special effects fit for a Hollywood screen.
Most web users have received at least one chain email or Facebook posting which contained a simple looking arithmetic problem that seemed to always produce two very different answers. Eventually, the comment section becomes a screaming match over how to properly execute the order of operations.
But, according to Minute Physics, the order of operations is wrong, or at least ambiguous. Even when properly following the Order, problems such as 8-2+1 or 6/3/3 leave the solver with multiple answers.
He explains that the order of operations isn’t wrong, per say, just that it’s an inefficient form of problem solving.
Last month, nostalgia obsessed The Peterson went viral with their Remember 1999 In Ten Minutes Ultimate Montage, which now stands with over 1.9 million views.
Fans simply couldn’t get enough of the blast from the past. For those wanting to go back in time even further, The Peterson had just debuted their latest pop culture compilation, this time focusing on the mid 1980′s.
Veteran viewers will remember how parkour reigned supreme when the web was just starting to cook in the mid 2000′s. Now, Ronnie Street Stunts has gone viral mashing the old Internet favorite with a splash of zombies. Over the weekend, the video has garnered over half a million views.
YouTuber foundring noticed the theme music for the Inspector Gadget cartoon sounded so similar to the classic piece In the Hall of the Mountain King. He soon discovered that Shuki Levy who made the theme song was in fact inspired by the Peer Gynt number.
He made his own hybrid of the two in this piano video that has gone viral over the weekend, quickly grabbing 100,000 views.
