James Rolfe is best known online as the Angry Video Game Nerd, but his true love is cinema. No wonder his company is actually called Cinemassacre.
He is an excellent movie reviewer when he isn’t angrily screaming about old 8-bit games. Now, his three week old Top 10 Jackie Chan Stunts video has just gone viral, after being featured on Fark, BestOfYouTube, and Reddit.
Parkour is so out. Or is it? RossCreations is bringing the seemingly old Internet extreme sport back to life with a twist. He pulls crazy parkour moves off cars in traffic.
He even jumps into an open window of a truck at a red light, and climbs through to the other side! Now, the three week old video, Carkour, has over 400,000 views, and is featured on NowMSN, StuffIStole, 22Words, and AutoEvo.
What happens when you mix the Internet favorite parkour genre with the ultra popular Assassin’s Creed video game franchise? Well, if artistic producer Devin Supertramp is one making the hybrid, it’s sure to be a viral hit.
In September, he launched his first Assassin’s Creed Meets Parkour video that currently stands with over 10 million views. Now, in honor of the latest game in the series that just debuted on October 30th, Devin returns with another dose of Assassin’s Creed: parkour style.
This video by Ashton Bikes has instantly gone viralviral, amassing over 900,000 hits in just one day. Martyn Ashton took one of their great road bikes–the same that won the 2012 Tour de France–and performed amazing athletic parkour and BMX-style feats around England that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
The video is further featured on ESPN, YouTubeTrends, BMXUnion, STV, and DailyPicks. Music by Sound Of Guns.
Amazing video spectacle creator Devinsupertramp is back with another viral hit. He teamed up with free-running and parkour master Ronnie Shalvis to create a one of a kind Assassin’s Creed themed parkour video that has viewer’s hearts racing.
Already, the week old video has over 3.4 million hits, and over 100,000 likes.
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