Awesome Videos

Quiet Nerd created this wild-looking vehicle with trail-riding abilities and everything needed for camping. The rover rolls on four tank-like tracks, carries multiple storage bins, and has a fold-out tent. It also has onboard batteries, lights for night driving, and an inverter that can power appliances. Those square steel tubes are like giant Meccano/Erector beams.

It’s 3000 years in the future, and somehow, The History Channel is still cranking out the same content. What kind of Ancient Secret Mysteries will they encounter? Wizards with Guns takes the controls of a remote archeological rover and drives it into the hidden chamber of some dude still living in his parents’ basement.

Despite being made from ice, an igloo can provide shelter from harsh winter conditions. YOGOMAN headed to a frozen lake, carved out thick blocks of ice with a chainsaw, and then assembled a sweet double-decker structure to shield him from the brutally cold weather outside. It took him nearly a month in frigid temperatures to build the structure.

This short film by Santiago Menghini and a team of talented artists follows a pair of smugglers who must traverse a dangerous border under cover of night while transporting a hostage. Made using Unreal Engine, Rally is a tense and exciting mini-movie that also shows off what a modern 3D engine can do when it comes to lighting and atmosphere.

If you haven’t watched the animated web series WiggleWood, it’s worth watching. Each bite-sized, pixelated episode features a bearded wizard and other fantasy characters as they navigate the everyday challenges of their world. This hilariously weird episode shows what happens when they rub a genie’s lamp.

(PG-13) 175 animators took scenes from a South Park episode and recreated them in their own styles. The 22-minute film is a testament to individuality, creativity, and persistence, as it took six years to bring all of the scenes to life. South Park Reanimated is based on the finalé of Season 11, in which the fourth-grade girls create a list ranking each boy’s looks.

In this thrilling video from Red Bull Motorsports, World Rally Champ Kalle Rovanperä drifts up Japan’s Mount Iwaki in his Toyota GR Corolla. But he’s not alone. On his ascent through its 69 treacherous turns, he must face off against street racers, supercars, and some of the world’s greatest drifters. The nighttime ride back down features an unexpected racer.

With air temperatures as low as -37°F, photographer and filmmaker Drew Simms captured a series of extraordinary images of Yellowstone National Park. In the extreme cold of winter, the park is devoid of tourists, so it provides an extraordinary opportunity to witness the frozen bison, coyotes, mountain goats, and other snow-covered wildlife.

Want to feel small? This size comparison from Global Data shows just how tiny we are in the grand scheme of things. The video starts with sub-atomic particles and gradually scales up to chemicals, microorganisms, household items, animals, buildings, cities, asteroids, planets, black holes, galaxies, and superclusters.

The Battle of Geonosis is one of the most pivotal moments in The Clone Wars. This incredible LEGO build pays tribute to the setting of this epic confrontation. Solid Brix Studios shared this time-lapse video of his 250,000+ piece diorama during its 2-year build. The 15-foot-long model is packed with details, and the textures of the landscape are incredible.

They just tell you that you’re on your own… don’t you know that you’re toxic? Remix master Bill McClintock is back with another wonderfully unholy mashup. Combining the sounds of Britney Spears, Black Sabbath, and Mötley Crüe makes absolutely no sense, but we can’t stop dancing to this one.

Most videos from The Slow-Mo Guys involve some kind of destruction. This one is a bit more tame. With the help of some super-crisp macro and microscope lenses from Laowa, Gav captured incredibly detailed images of an Omega Speedmaster watch movement in super slow-motion. It’s also a good opportunity to learn how he dials in his camera gear.

The 1985 Jamie Lee Curtis and John Travolta flick Perfect was far from a perfect movie. But it did capture the essence of the big ’80s with its outfits and plot about the sex lives of the fitness-obsessed. Curtis exercises her great sense of humor by teaming up with Jimmy Fallon to poke fun at one of its cheesy aerobics scenes.

We’ve always assumed that metal is so solid that light couldn’t possibly pass through it. But in this video from The Action Lab, scientist James Orgill shows off germanium, a unique metal that allows infrared light to shine through. We were also surprised to learn that glass blocks infrared light and you can see light through gold leaf.

We’ve always liked the look of those retro clocks with 7-segment digital displays. Tin Foil Hat shows how he made a version that changes its digits electromechanically. His clock uses 3D-printed parts and electromagnets to flip its segments from black to white. It can display letters as well as numbers. Find the build guide, parts list, and templates on Instructables.

This hilarious mashup video from Alternative Cuts imagines what it might be like if Breaking Bad’s Tuco Salamanca was a contestant on Squid Game. The psychopathic drug dealer has no problem going toe-to-toe with the Pink Guards, and he thinks the cookies are tight! tight! tight!