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On a recent appearance on BBC Radio 1’s The Matt Edmondson Show, actor and comedian Will Arnett, the voice of Batman The LEGO Batman Movie uses his Batvoice to prank call a local toy shop.
But not only does the prank involve beingin character as Lego Batman, Arnett also has to start each sentence starts with the next letter of the alphabet. Hilarity obviously ensues.
We all remember those classic lines and scenes from popular culture, like “Mirror, mirror, on the wall.” Well, the thing is, you think you remember them but they get misconstrued.
For instance “Mirror, mirror…” is actually “Magic mirror”—that and other misremembered lines are recalled correctly in this Cracked video that should ensure you’re the smuggest of all your friends.
If you don’t know about Takeo Ishii, the legendary 69-year-old Japanese yodeler, then now is time to get acquainted with his incredible skills.
In this video from the The Gregory Brothers he sings about a chicken attack while a chicken ninja fights other, normal ninjas—don’t worry, no one really has any idea what’s going on either.
British comedy channel Third Leg Studios have a new sketch out which features a woman confronting her boyfriend about his obsession and overuse of internet memes.
And not just sharing them online, but speaking in memes instead of normal sentences and, as you can imagine, it would become incredibly infuriating.
With Valentine’s Day approaching Jimmy Kimmel heads out to Hollywood Boulevard to find happy couples and ask them a simple question: ‘How many times a month do you have sex?’
The answer are somewhat surprising and include couple-swapping, a birthday and a surprise cameo by Fifty Shades star Jamie Dornan.
Meet B-Rad a rescue animal at Kids Saving the Rainforest in Quepos, Costa Rica the cutest and smallest sloth animal expert Coyote Peterson has ever met.
Usually Peterson is getting stung by the most powerful insect stings in the animal kingdom, so this must seem like a veryy welcome break for him.
Swedish magician and illusionist Julien Dauphin gets some bemused responses from passersby in this video—and it’s not because he’s reading a newspaper, which seems an archaic activity these days.
It’s because he’s reading a newspaper in an what appears to be an invisible chair, casually seemingly suspended in midair while people gawk at him with incredulity.
With Trump in the White House and his finger close to the red button, we can but hope that we don’t enter a new Cold War with another nuclear-armed state, but what would happen if a nuke was detonated?
Well with the Doomsday Clock being its closest to midnight since the first hydrogen bomb was detonated by the US, it’s perhaps timely to let AsapSCIENCE take us through the science of a nuclear blast and how it effects humans.
