Mr. T's "Mother" Rap

Toy Story 3 "Vintage" Commercials

So I've been pretty excited about Toy Story 3 coming out this summer. I've been following stuff about it online and it sounds like it's going to be pretty good. Some viral videos have appeared online of one of the new toys that look like they are actual commercials from the early '80's. Apparently this cute little teddy bear is the villain of the movie.

And another one from Japan:

Old School 8-Bit Awesomeness!!

This is mesmerizing.

Time lapse videos... I love the ones that have the stars in the night sky racing by.

Stomacher - Untitled/Dark Divider from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.

New Okay Go Video

From the makers of the famous treadmill dance video, here's another cool one.

Turkish Ice Cream Vendor Performance

Disney Copy & Paste

I had seen some of this on a show a long time ago, but had no idea just how MUCH they did this.

Hilarious Powder Puff Cheerleader Dance

Happy Easter

Goofy Movie Live

This is a shot-for-shot remake of the opening song from A Goofy Movie... I had to watch this a couple of times just to catch most of the details, it's really impressive how much work these kids put into this video to make it identical to the movie. I haven't seen this show for years, I'd forgotten how funny it was.

Is anyone still looking at this blog?

I know a while ago I said that I'd try to post on here more... my free time isn't what it was like in the good old days of being able to find more stuff to post each month. I ran across this little gem tonight, though, and just HAD to post it.

Now, this dude doesn't say a single word, just lots of la-la-las and da-da-das. But it's painfully obvious that he's lip syncing... to a song with no words... and I doubt he's even the original singer, because the way he moves his mouth is not even close to what the singer is saying. So they must have just found some guy who they thought people would watch for 2 and a half minutes sing basically nothing. It's hilarious, though, trust me.

Shorewood High Lip Dub

My sister Amy sent this to me. This looks like it was so fun to do, they got the whole high school in on the project.



And if you want to watch it to see how it was made: