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It’s always the way, you want to get some shut eye on the long flight home after a stressful holiday and, FFS, the cast from The Lion KIng musical are singing Circle of Life.
Ah well, as in-flight entertainment goes it beats watching that shitty rom-com with Cameron Diaz on those crappy screens on the back of someone’s seat.
Alan Partridge explores the connections between Norwich and, erm the Führer in this clip, revealing how the Nazis planned to make Norwich Town Hall a centre of regional government.
Cue a fade in of a Hitler speech echoing from the balcony as Alan drifts off for a moment, imagining such a scene while staring pensively out over Norwich market. Comedy gold.
You may’ve thought the theme tunes that come at the beginning of news programmes all are just prerecorded, but you are so wrong.
Because look, here are the grafters behind the News At Ten (and Newsnight) theme tracks who play the song live every damn night—now that’s dedication to a craft.
Simple, good honest juvenile behaviour is what’s at the very heart of this video where Tim McCourt visits London landmarks and gives them a handjob.
But Tim shouldn’t stop with London, this series demands ambition, so let’s have Wank Paris, Wank New York, Wank Shanghai, maybe even Wank Around the World in 80 Days?
All hail Mikey Bolts, he will earn your instant respect with his phenomenal rendition of Pharrell’s track Happy.
In what must surely be the best cover version of any song in the world ever, Bolts mimics Stewie, Peter, even Herbert the Pervert gets to lay down some lyrics. Superb.
If you’re looking to make a cosplay music video out of a London Comic Con event, Sneaky Zebra are your go-to people.
Every time there’s a London Con they come up with an epic video that captures the next-level dressing up that makes the events look so much fun. Plus: hot chicks.
This guy doesn’t look like your average Katy Perry fan, but then this isn’t really your average Katy Perry track.
It’s more like a mashup of many, many musical styles, from Iron Maiden type scream-rock to MJ to Frank Sinatra crooning. Epic.
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it’s a drone with a camera, along with some nifty VFX and it’s the work of CorridorDigital.
The visual effects wizzos decided to envision what it might look like if Superman spent a day wearing a GoPro attached to his head, whizzing around Metropolis, fighting bad guys and generally being a superhero with magical flying powers.
