One of the single greatest rock and roll moments we’ve ever seen captured on a crappy mobile phone.
Well done, Sir Lenny
One of the single greatest rock and roll moments we’ve ever seen captured on a crappy mobile phone.
Well done, Sir Lenny
Soul Pancake, winning all over again
How do you tell your parents that you’re gay? With a cake of course!
For those who can’t read it:
Good Morning Parents
I’m gay. I’ve wanted to tell you for a long time. I thought doing it this way would be a piece of cake. I hope you still love me. I mean, it’s hard not to love someone who baked you a cake.
All of my friends know and still love me. Your acceptance would be the icing on the cake.
I hope you, much like this cake, are not in tiers.
I hope we can look back on this and say “boy, this one really takes the cake.”
It gets batter.
Love,
Laurel
and what happened?
My mom saw it and cried of happiness. We hugged and cried together. Then, we all ate the cake and talked. I am very luck to have such supporting parents and to have so much support from you guys. Thanks everyone! Have a gay day!
via GAYke
More wonderful weirdness from the utterly hilarious Pseudonym Pending
Infographic by Charlie Brown , the self-appointed 'King of YouTube'
When we think of people who make videos on the internets, Ze Frank is possibly one of the coolest, certainly the one who blinks the least.
For the last few weeks, he has been making these “True Facts” videos, which may or may not contain actual true facts.
The latest is about the Tarsier, watch that and the first (our favourite) here:
Very clever site by @TomScott exposing some rather scary potential in Facebook’s new Graph Search.
Check out the full website, and lots more info here
NB. Important to note, publicly debating the digital strategy of a global personal data behemoth like Facebook is what’s ace here… We’re not laughing about the results of his study!
Bradley Walsh on UK game show The Chase
The much anticipated follow-up to Mike Campau's Motion in Air series, these dancers were shot by legendary sports photographer Tim Tadder while Campau generated the virtual sculptures and combined everything in Photoshop. See the whole amazing series here
The Stanley Chow Print Shop has some pretty cool prints of some of the coolest people on the planet. From Bowie to Dolly or even Larry David.
This one of Bill caught our eye…
Check out the rest here
Bespoke tabletop by UK mosaic artist Ed Chapman See the rest of his folio, including portraits of Jimi Hendrix made entirely from guitar picks here
Back when Agassi had hair and Boris wasn’t such an uncommon name?
Being utterly trounced by Andre Agassi, Boris Becker hands the racket to a ball kid.
GoPro have made some cool ads for their gear, this one shows the epic battle of cat vs laser pointer…
It’s your last day at the juice factory, so you…
There are many helpful “how to” channels on YouTube.
This one is probably our favourite, this guy can do anything!
In this example, he will teach you to play the keyboard in just 29 seconds! seriously.
If there is anything you don’t know how to do, just ask and he might just make a video about it.
Just one of many beautiful fakes by French graphic designer Pascal Witaszeck. See the whole lot here
artwork by JPS
Put your headphones on for this one folks, language NSFW, but you’ll be glad you did.
This guy loves his band, but hates writing bios, so instead, the internet gets this:
If Andy Kaufman and Pauly Shore reared a small manchild, he may end up something like Kyle.
2 young lads from Arizona have recreated their favourite film shot-for-shot and uploaded it to YouTube this week after two long years.
Jesse Perrotta 21, and Jonason Pauley, 19, used a combination of techniques including puppets on wires and stop motion filming to finish the project.
Whether or not you think 1.7 million views in 3 days is equal payoff for their effort, we think the opportunity to hand over their film to employees at Pixar studios definitely is.
For more info, along with some crazy press coverage the lads are getting, check out their Facebook page here
Onya boys
Merry Christmas from the brilliant, hilarious and really really ridiculously good looking team at Madman
Zach Rattner has built a little device called the rroll for under two hundred bucks.
It’s sole purpose is to physically rick roll anyone that comes within a 6 foot radius.
via Pedestrian.tv
Think you had it tough as a kid? Just watch
via @EaonP