Happy Father’s Day! To get into the spirit of the holiday, LEGO commissioned this Lego Star Wars video in which a Lego Luke Skywalker visits his Lego Darth Vader father.
After all, Father’s Day is “a day to celebrate, no matter where you are in the Galaxy!”
The adorable video has been viewed over 190,000 times over the past week.
The Jester Lads used the elevators at King’s College London to prank unknowing students.
While one prankster dressed as a menacing Jedi rode the elevator, his partner in crime would hit the elevator button to open the closing doors at the exact moment the Jedi extended his hand in an apparent use of The Force.
Riders were quickly freaked outed by the apparently black magic going on. The way the Jedi acted so nonchalantly only added to this effect.
One witness even asked the ‘Jedi’ in question, “Are you Neo or something?”
Another picked up on the gag instantly, offering, “The Force is with you.”
A month ago, Patton Oswalt went viral after appearing special on NBC’s Parks And Recreation, and filibustering a town hall meeting by going over his version of what the plot for Star Wars: Episode VII should be.
That original nine minute video stands with over 2.75 million views.
Now, Izac Less is trending after publishing this animation for Patton’s speech over the weekend. Already, the new animation video has collected over a quarter million hits, and has appeared on LaughingSquid, AVClub, and HuffPost.
In honor of the nerdy May the Fourth holiday, The Gamer Chick published this hilarious Star Wars Informercials compilation reel. All the late night infomercial cliches viewers love to hate make an appearance with a Star Wars twist, such as the ubiquitous help-these-poor-cute-animals adverts.
But the ‘Home Carbonite Kit’ is the main focus. Sick of your expensive food going bad in just days? Freeze it in carbonite. Neighbor’s dog keeps leaving its mess on your yard? Dip it in carbonite.
For years, May 4th has been acknowledged as a nerdy Star Wars holiday based on the similarities of ‘May of the Force be with you’ and May the fourth.
As the Internet only grows bigger, so has the popularity of the holiday.
Well, the Empire has had enough of the Jedi supportive day, and have officially banned it. Not only that, but they have launched a fierce anti-May the 4th PSA campaign, titled Say No to May the 4th.
Now, all the The Empire needs to do is further promote ‘Revenge of the 5th.’
