While most of us gave up on Guitar Hero back when "Through The Fire and the Flames" was the hardest song ever, that was apparently too easy for some people. Originally intended as a joke, the song "Soulless 6" was thought to be unbeatable. As all things deemed "unbeatable" and "a cartoonish waste of time," someone took that as a challenge.
There's a reason that he's Elton John. We could say we're surprised at how this challenge turned out, but again, it's Elton John that we're talking about.
If the aliens ever show up to take over our strange little rock that's falling through space, they might feel compelled to give us a second chance if they see this performance. These guys crushed it.
Tubthumping came out like 23 years ago, but it could always use a revamp that makes us all feel bad about ourselves. Sure, life used to be about getting knocked down and such and such. But now? Now it's just fries.
There was something extremely poetic about Opportunity shutting down that struck a chord with a lot of people. Workers at NASA really liked to anthropomorphize rovers, like the time they got Curiosity to sing "Happy Birthday." If we know one thing about people and their relationship with adorable robots, it's that humans can pack bond with anything, including a Roomba.
Everyone who was enchanted by the final scene from Step Brothers will be delighted to hear Will Ferrell's angelic voice once again. Apparently there's gonna be a movie about the Eurovision song contest, and it has given us this. But really who cares about context. Here's Will Ferrell and Rachel McAdams doing "Volcano Man."
Ah yes, a nice realistic portrayal. Maybe later he can do "Eleanor Rigby but it won't buffer correctly." Also holy crap this song is like 56 years old.
For those unaware, the shooting stars meme features clips of people and things edited to look like they're falling through space and other situations, all to the tune "Shooting Stars" by Bag Raiders. In this case it's been applied to Rodney Dangerfield's iconic Triple Lindy scene from Back to School.
In these trying times, you wouldn't think John Lajoie of The League and "Show me Your Genitals" fame would come back to record another song. Things are weird right now, but the message is on point.
Billy Cobb did this striking rendition of Radiohead's "Creep," except the last half of every line was replaced by the google autofill results from the first half. Sounds pretty good. It's fun to know what people are searching.
The Youtube channel Miniature Drums is pretty self descriptive. The guy plays covers of famous songs on an incredibly tiny drum set. The result is as small as it is wonderful.
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.
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.
Belted this one out from his old and tired and war-hardened soul!
