The way the audio was synced to the original video makes this pretty awesome. “Mary Poppins Sings Death Metal” was arranged, played and recorded by Andy Rehfeldt with lead vocals by Sera Hatchett and Thomas Hinds. You can see the original version (for reference) embedded below 🙂
CGP Grey, the master of straightforward, easy to understand explanations tackles the fascinating mythology of J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings universe in this brilliant 2-part series.
This is the craziest, most elaborate bachelor party idea I have ever seen. A huge group of friends got together to give their friend Dana the surprise of a lifetime, giving him the starring role in his very own action movie. You just have to see it to believe it. Truly a day none…
At the end of the credits for the animated film, The Boxtrolls, there is bonus footage that shows the painstaking process of stop motion animation. Through time-lapse photography we get to see just how much work is required to bring the characters to life.
Art student KincsÅ‘ Nagy designed an amazing glow in the dark version of the Harry Potter books, complete with interactive illustrations throughout. The Hungarian designer created simple covers for each book in the series, and the laser-cut illustrations come to life once the lights go out. Inside, readers will find illustrations that pop-up, fold…
A Target manager in the US channels his inner Leonidas to rally the employees before last week’s Black Friday shopping bonanza.
Watch Bluey the Budgie talk exactly like R2D2! The talented bird was taught by Carli Jeffrey’s 7-year-old daughter who hand-raised him. Carli remarks: “He has always been a curious bird, he was really intrigued by our voices and the cockatoos we have in our garden – he even copied the noise the crested pigeons…
Jimmy challenges hip-hop lover Daniel Radcliffe to rap Blackalicious’ tongue-twisting “Alphabet Aerobics,” and he nails it. You’re a lyrical wizard Harry! You can hear the original song below (released in 1999) with motion typography added to highlight the tongue-twisting lyrics.
All you need to know is that it involves Bruce Lee.
Sir Ian McKellen channels his inner Gandalf to offer some sage advice to a group of students that gathered outside of the Chew Valley School library in Somerset, England.
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