Awesome Funny Stuff

We enjoy the scents and sentiments of these hand-poured soy wax candles from Two Little Fruits as much as the humor. The cozy and complex fragrance combinations can elevate your mood for at least 40 hours, and the simple label artwork will add a colorful pop to your home. Charming.

We can’t decide if this combination of Francis Scott Key’s Star Spangled Banner and Soundgarden’s Black Hole Sun is completely cursed or if it should be our new national anthem. We’re thinking the latter. Either way, There I Ruined It has produced another classic that deserves to be shared far and wide.

(PG-13: Language) In the latest episode of Bridge Kids, we see how fine the line is between being awkward and polite when you’re just a kid trying to make it through the day. We also hear some very funny dialogue and see some expressive characters. If you haven’t yet, jump right into this fun and irreverant animated series by Mike Carf and Adam Mickiewicz.

Tired of burning your mouth in the excitement over your hot cup of coffee? Nékojita FuFu is your new best friend. This adorable little cat hangs on the side of your bowl or cup and cools it by gently blowing air across scalding hot liquid. Kitty is happy to cool down ramen, soups, tea, and more. It offers steady or random air patterns and can sit next to plates, too.

Wallace & Gromit: The Wrong Trousers features a contraption that slides Wallace out of his bed, downstairs to the kitchen, into his clothes, then fixes him some toast and jam. Joseph’s Machines thought it would be fun to reenact the sequence in real life, but as his video reveals, it took a lot of prep, trial, and error to get everything to work just right.

The guys from the band Undecided Future rock a one-of-a-kind instrument. Built by Olmos Guitarras, the electric guitar is embedded into a low-riding BMX bike. While it’s not ride-and-play friendly, it’s perfect for impromptu solos at red lights, turning every street corner into an unexpected concert stage.

Artist Amedeo Capelli of Stoccafisso Design makes crank-driven kinetic sculptures known as automata. Among his playful creations is a series of scenes featuring shrimp living their best lives. He showcased some of his whimsical works in short videos guaranteed to bring sunshine into even the dreariest day. You can find his original works for sale on Etsy.

Graphic and product designer Tsujio Ippei from TOAL inc. created this playful wrapping paper that makes every gift look like a loaf of bread. A book becomes a split-top white bread. A can of tennis balls becomes a french loaf, and a bike helmet becomes a sourdough boule. Currently a concept, but they’re planning to put the gift wrap into production soon.

After a five year hiatus, filmmaker Andy Lambert returns with four new ultra-minimalist shorts in The Mute Series. Each film follows three strict rules: no dialogue, no camera moves, and only one shot. The witty comedy shorts include The Prisoner, An Emotional State, Stop, and Clinical Intervention, delivering clever stories with maximum restraint.

Need a dose of smart-alec, slapstick comedy? The Warner Bros. Classics YouTube channel has posted some hilarious Looney Tunes cartoons compilations featuring Bugs Bunny making a mockery of Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, and Yosemite Sam. Be vewy, vewy quiet and hit play now.

What’s even better than a soft and squishy dumpster fire? A fancy ceramic one you can actually use! 100soft’s latest take on their lovable flaming trash bin is perfect for stashing jewelry, spare change, keys, or other tiny treasures. It’s cute, chaotic, and measures 4″ x 3.5″ x 3.5″.

After giving us the world’s lowest car, the gang from Italy’s Carmagheddon is back with another crazy build. This time, they took a FIAT Panda and dramatically reduced its length, giving it the shortest wheelbase we’ve ever seen. Their Panda Corta does tend to dive severely when braking, but that’s part of the fun.

LEGO fans know that pulling apart bricks can be an uncomfortable task. Fortunately, LEGO started including their brick separator in the 1990s, saving many fingernails since then. To pay tribute to this essential LEGO tool, maker Uncle Jessy set out to create a 4-foot-long version on his Elegoo OrangeStorm Giga 3D printer. It took over 125 hours to print.

Justin the Light Guy likes to put on over-the-top Christmas light shows for his neighborhood. Now, he’s taking his light show on the road. He’s outfitted his Dodge Challenger Scat Pack with an LED grid up front and created animations to make it appear as if the car is singing. Want in on the action? Justin is looking for sponsors for his billboard on wheels.

In Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs, a young Flint’s first invention is shoes that can be sprayed on to avoid having to tie shoelaces. Jlaservideo thought it would be fun to bring the idea to the real world. It took a lot of trial and error to come up with the right formulation, but eventually he got confident enough in his spray-on fabric to make other garments.

Ilia Savosin loves to roll around on unusual inline skates. After mastering the rail grind on his computer skates, he figured out how to get housework done while enjoying his sport by turning a pair of vacuum cleaners into skates. From the looks of this other video, vacuuming could also be a team sport.