A Capella Dubstep

Yep, you read it right. Dubstep. It's good to know that there are some extremely talented singers on the interwebs making great a capella videos to amaze us. These guys however are not them.

If you want to haul a motorbike on top of a bus and you're in the middle of the Indian subcontinent, then you have to be resourceful—and you could say that these people are, ahem, ahead of most people when it come to that.

What the heck have they been feeding this feathered voice impressionist, whatever it is it seems to be working pretty damn amazingly - It's almost tempting to say that these baby sounds have been dubbed in.

It seems the iPad is the musical instrument du jour for the discerning pop star about town. And playing live? Forget using a stage, that was so 1998. Now it's all about an impromptu gig at your local mobile phone retailer.

Poor unsuspecting New Yorkers were recently terrified by an animatronic remote-controlled baby that was on the rampage around the city - when people when to check on it, that’s when it pounced.

Well this is a unique if unusual way to play Mozart's Requiem, sung through the medium of helium - WTF?

Ever wanted to play an accurate simulation of the exploitation of impoverished Chinese factory workers? Regardless, someone has gone and made one. Also, it comes with an awesome Nintendo power glove rip off! WOO!

This might be your only chance to see fifty pairs of sensuous lips, belonging to gorgeous models, talk directly at you. Sure, there might be the little inconvenience of a computer screen between you and them.

A pole dancing instructor demonstrates amazing control with moves so smooth she could single handedly take this sport to the Olympics. I'd definitely be an avid supporter sitting in the front row.

Meat Loaf would do anything for love but he certainly wont do anymore bad food from the missus !

Sometimes the internet is incredibly insightful, interesting and educational. Other times, this sort of thing happens. Sure, it's entertaining, but it's about as much use a smeg flavoured lollipop.