During a live show, musician Stephen Kennedy of the comedy cabaret string quartet Graffiti Classics, lifted up his stringed instrument to his chin in preparation to play Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov‘s “Flight of the Bumblebee”, but changed his mind at the very last second. Instead, Kennedy performed the orchestral interlude with his cheeks and mouth. via reddit
Traveling Alone From a Giant Empty Airport in Pyongyang, North Korea to Beijing, China
After spending a few days exploring North Korea, travel vlogger Jordan Simons shared what it was like to travel from Pyongyang Sunan International Airport in North Korea to Beijing, China. After Simons arrived at the airport, he was unaccompanied for the first time in the country and was very much alone in the giant terminal,…
An Adorable Cocker Spaniel Puppy Mysteriously Faints Like a Goat Whenever He Gets Excited or Scared
A really cute cocker spaniel puppy named Peter has a mysterious condition that causes him to pass out just like a fainting goat whenever he gets excited, tired or scared. Despite his condition, however, Peter is very healthy, happy and quite beloved by his doting humans. This adorable pooch loves his trips to the park…
An Incredible Jet Engine Barbeque Grill Built by Delta Airlines Techs Using Scrapped Pratt & Whitney Parts
In 2016, the talented techs of Delta Airlines built a working barbeque grill using scrapped Pratt & Whitney PW2000 series engine parts that looks like a real 757 jet engine. Solowingzx captured some really great photos of this amazing creation. A year prior, the Deltatechs created the “Celebration Grill”, an amazing aircraft scale replica that…
Mesmerizing Music Video For ‘Woke Up Looking’ by Gideon Irving Was Made Without CGI or Green Screen
In the wonderfully mesmerizing video for the Gideon Irving song “Woke Up Looking”, random hands in silver gloves attend to every need of a phone-fixated man as spends every aspect of his existence “looking at his robot”. Irving, who is the son of actor Mandy Patinkin, is currently raising funds for a cross-country horseback music…
Enraged Office Worker Who Just Got Fired Angrily Makes Sushi Out of What He Wore and Used For Work
In another clever stop-motion animated short by filmmaker Omozoc Omozoc, an enraged office worker who just found out that he was fired decided he’d had enough and began tearing apart his business suit to create ingredients for a hand-rolled sushi platter. When he needed more ingredients, he angrily chopped up the tools of his trade…
Country Time Lemonade Campaigns to Legalize Lemonade Stands in States That Don’t Allow Them
Disturbed by the increasing bureaucracy and complete banning of the great American entreprenurial pastime of sidewalk lemonade stands, Country Time Lemonade has organized an “Legalade Lemonade” campaign in order to show which states allow lemonade stands and which don’t. For those citizens who live in states where lemonade stands are illegal, the campaign educates consumers…
Musician Makes Violin Sound Like Other Instruments
Sebastiaan Kulwanowski, the talented musician who previously played his violin to recreate the sounds of birds, insects, and mammals, did another round of sound recreations. Rather than animals, Kulwanowski replicated the sounds of various instruments including a flute, harmonica, cello, bagpipes, and ukulele using only his trusty violin. Similar feats have been previously accomplished on…