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YouTuber Zac Alsop snuck backstage for the Conor McGregor-Floyd Mayweather press conference in London by pretending to be a member of McGregor’s crew.
In this video he details how he pulled off his scheme, which involved Photoshop and plenty of confidence and meant he even got to walk out with McGregor himself.
Hopefully such a place as this would never exist in real life so you might accidentally walk into it when going out for a drink.
But in this very funny sketch from comedian Jack & Dean they end up in a Nazi Bar while out for some evening boozing. “I said the bar was alt-right, not alright.” Stay for the twist at the end.
It was back 1994 that ‘Sabotage’ came out and brought with it the now iconic music video that parodied 70s cop shows.
Now Mylo the Cat has recreated that video but replaced Mike D, MCA and Ad-Rock with Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Oscar the Grouch, Super Grover, Bert and Ernie, and more.
YouTuber Lucidchart uses a heckin good graph to explain DoggoLingo, which can also be described as doggo-speak and is used a lot in memes.
As Lucidhart notes, ‘A doggo is a dog. A pupper is a smol doggo. But a big ol pupper is a doggo. A woofer is a big ol doggo. And a smol woofer is, you guessed it, a doggo. A yapper is a smol pupper, and a big ol woofer is a floofer. There’s also a snip snap doggo, which you don’t want to pet.’ Got it?
In their latest ‘Keep it 100′ series, Cut Video asks 100 people from Seattle, Washington to try their very best to speak using a British accent.
As you might imagine there are lot of cliches about tea, crumpets and spotted dick, while others sound Australian. And, of course, Dick Van Dyke’s Moiry Pop-ens’ comes up too. Jolly good.
Eddie Izzard is one of the funniest contemporary comedians, as this segment from his Stripped standup tour proves.
It turns a biblical tale into farce, as we get Moses arguing with a burning bush, a set of commandements that include ‘never piss in a toaster’ and the best interpretation of the bible you’ll ever see.
On a visit to Helsingborg, Sweden Tom Scott checks out the recently opened Museum of Failure, curated by Samuel West who’s collected together some of the world’s greatest commercial disasters.
It also features some other failures, things that just didnt work out as planned—and it gives you hope. Even if you fail your idea might end up conserved in a musuem.
Australian comedian and commentator supremo Ozzy Man Reviews adds a very amusing commentary to a classic viral video of a man reaching his breaking point when his crappy office chair falls apart.
The video is hilarious enough on its own, but Ozzy Man’s running description of what’s taking place just adds to the fun. Although that poor chair, it certainly takes some abuse.
