If you have kids or have spent time with a toddler then you're going to LOL very much at this sketch, which shows things toddlers can get away with that if adults did it, they'd be ostracised from society.

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.

India’s Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan provoked outrage and anger after saying “so-called sex education” should be banned in the country. So step up Indian satirists East India Comedy who made this lolsome video.

At the 2014 Allentown Comic Con a cosplay contest was judged by celebrity cosplayer Riki Lecotey. To keep the crowd entertained they asked a spot-on Peter Griffin cosplayer to take the mic & he KILLED it!

Starring DIDGA! Like "parkour" but with a REAL cat. Yes, cats run, jump on, climb up, jump off and always land on their feet, but you've never seen it done like this. Likes, comments and Shares always welcomed.

Y'all seen Kobe Bryant do it over the Aston Martin, but that was fake - this is the real deal, no bullshit. Al the jumper from Sweden jumps over a speeding Lamborghini outside of Stockholm.

Nothing to see here, just President Barack Obama going for a casual stroll across Times Square with his entourage in tow. Well, not the actual president but a fake one—but that doesn’t stop the crowds from coming out en-masse.

After a few minutes of watching Melissa Villasenor and her hilarious impressions you'll wonder why Saturday Night Live haven't snapped her up already and made her a regular on the show.

Summer’s taken over the realms and we’re all still feeling the sting of not having a new episode of Game of Thrones each week. To help curb the bitter taste of a Winter-less summer, here’s a mash up of Disney’s Frozen and GoT.

Instead of the bleeps and blips you're used to hearing when playing Mario or whatever, this puts in some music that makes much more sense with what's taking place up there on the screen.

All those “facts” you picked up about sex from hanging out in the dark recesses of the internet probably mean most of your ideas are totally wrong. So here to set you right is Dr. Aaron Carroll who busts all those myths wide open.

The Luigi Death Stare comes out from the confines of the new Mario Kart game and into the Anime Expo as Luigi rides around giving off some bad vibes while throwing a green shell at any one he passes.

The new BMW M4 goes for a spin on the most insane track ever, an aircraft carrier—watch in awe as it teeters on the edge of this floating track at breakneck speeds while it races around like a total boss.

When the Game Boy came out it seemed like a device from the future, now it looks like a relic from a bygone era. Imagine what the youngsters of today will make of this once proud and cutting edge device.

What would the King of Rock and Roll sound like if you took away the chords that made him king? Mario Wienerroither is back with another Musicless Musicvideo, this time filtering out the music from Elvis Presley’s “Blue Suede Shoes.”

This is the Blue Angels show in St. Louis, MO on May 4—the Blue Angels are the United States Navy Flight Demonstration Squadron and also represent the US Marine Corps and they're totally badass.

Love can make you do some strange things, and tearing someone's clothing while in the heat of the moment can make people do even stranger things. Like turn incredibly violent and start punching their boyfriend around the room.

The dynamic power struggles of Westeros transposed to average office environment. Just be grateful that Danni in marketing doesn’t have a trio of dragons at her disposal to do her bidding.

Forget about your Xbox or PlayStation, the future of interactive gaming is right here in this video—and all you need is a willing bug, a piece of paper and a pen, which is much cheaper than your average console.

To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Tetris a guy created a t-shirt you can play the game on, using 128 LEDs it works just like the version of the game found on Game Boy and elsewhere—but where's the iconic music?