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Dialogue from nearly 300 movies expertly spliced into everyone's favorite song about butts. Consider your afternoon made.

May 22nd is World Goth Day! It started in 2009 on the BBC 6 Music Station and spread from there. Want to celebrate but don't know how to goth? No problem! Here's an instructional video, set to the same music used in The Sims. Because there's nothing goths love more than playing with electronic dollhouses set in the suburbs.

Just when the Backstreet Boys and 'Nsync were fading from memory, '90s fever catches up again with the Second Coming of the Boy Band. Already ridiculously popular in their native U.K., the preteen quintet One Direction has made enough of a splash in the U.S. for the predictable boy band backlash to occur. This particular parody doubles as a nice introduction to the band if you haven't heard of them yet.

Remember that time when Gwar offered to answer your dating questions? They came through! Listen to their Sage Wisdom From Beyond the Stars and all your dreams will come true.

We've already seen Tesla coils performing Dueling Banjos, but here's another video that takes SCIENCE from Appalachia to the South.

Okay, so "O Fortuna" is technically part of a cantata and not an opera, but this is the INTERNET, where everything is SLIGHTLY INCORRECT.

Star Wars! Call Me Maybe! Is there anything more you could possibly want, Internet? I didn't think so.

Do you enjoy, but are already slightly sick of, the "some bunny that I used to know" puns on the internet? Then you'll LOVE this.

Look out you guys, it's THAT song again. But this one with the Miami Dolphin's cheerleaders seems more ... interesting, somehow. I can't quite put my finger on it.

Ever wondered what a Dutch a capella choir covering dubstep sounded like? No? Well me neither, but this choir decides to answer that question anyway, covering Skrillex' Bangarang.

If this proves anything, it's that dubstep is God's music and those who have been "moved by the Holy Spirit" have finally reached the part where Jesus drops the (loaves and) bass.

Rob Scallon wrote a metal song using lyrics from fans' YouTube comments and made an accompanying music video. The result is testament to the internet's continuing obsession with food and unreasonable demands.

This is Jaxon Smith. He is six years old! He's already committed a significant amount of his young life to the drums, and can already accompany the Foo Fighters track "Pretender."

Look! It's your childhood! And for Americans who thought they were the only ones who remember this '90s television entertainment touchstone, Will Smith's recent appearance on the Graham Norton Show proves them wrong.

Everyone's favorite metal cover artist pays tribute to the late, great Mr. Trololo.