Music

What a concept. This tweet from MaglioJen popped off featuring the translated lyrics to Smash Mouth's late 90's, early 00's anthem "All Star." The thing was originally translated by Isaac Mayer and he even performed the Aramaic version on Youtube. Still sounds like a pretty damn great song no matter the language.

Robb Manes managed to get a video of a "Movie Night Under The Stars" that went sideways as a storm blew in. The oodles of air mattresses blown across this Denver field is a hypnotic sight to behold. So hypnotic in fact, that people on twitter decided to set music to what Robb dubbed the "mattress migration." If you like stuff being blow away by wind, check out these porta-potties that shot up like a rocket or this Turkish man who Mary Poppins'd on an umbrella.

Just when you thought you'd seen it all, you come across a dedicated Twitter user who is here to unravel the mystery behind Toto's well known, "Africa."

We sincerely hope that everything with the rain and shit works out for the werewolf. 

These people pulled off some pretty cool pictures by blending themselves in with vinyl. The results are a definite double take kind of trick on the eyes. 

Someone on AskReddit asked people to share those songs that are so absolutely terrible it literally blows people away. You know, whatever that song is for you that can come on the radio while you're driving that doesn't fail to make your head start aching and drive you utterly insane. Seriously though, the Jake Paul "Everyday Bro" is a disgrace to eardrums everywhere. That shit never should've been made. 

We've seen all kinds of hot tempered choosing beggars who get really upset when someone won't take their wet 3-dollar bill in exchange for a Playstation 4, but we rarely run across folks who are willing to fight in exchange for a photoshoot. Maybe these guys really are hardcore.

Rob Sheridan used to be the art director for the Nine Inch Nails. Among the shenanigans and prankery that goes on during tours, he decided to get one over on their tour manager who took the thing waaaay too seriously. So seriously in fact that they never actually told the guy about it.

The internet has a strong love for the ridiculous, larger than life saxophones. There's just something too amusing and lovable about a monstrously sized sax. 

This guy pivoted hard off a fresh friend zone situation with his crush. That's no easy business, getting all worked up to take the person you like to a concert, and then after inviting them along, you find out that the romantic interests are one-sided. Pretty brutal no matter how you slice and dice it. 

That being said, he went ahead and asked Redditors whether or not he was a jerk for offering the concert ticket to someone else. The verdict would seem to be a solid, you are NOT the asshole. 

Hats off to whoever wrote this. There's no specific reason we can imagine why someone would do this, but we're all for it, cause it's pretty much what the internet's here for.