Moyun, a talented Hong Kong musician played a gorgeous cover of the iconic Eagles song "Hotel California" on traditional Chinese guzheng.

omozoc created a stop motion animation about a childhood goal and a little blue toy car that helps propel a sleeping man to get out of bed.

The all-robotic One Hacker Band covered the song "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" with a green robotic head singing the lyrics.

Max Cooper played a clever mashup of The Jackson 5 song "I Want You Back" and the Super Mario Bros. theme on piano, per request.

Global Data created a 3D animation that compares the scale size of different flying creatures, both living and extinct.

Brett Goldstein played an amusing yet unbeknownst game of "Hide and Seek" with Elmo and Grover on Sesame Street for the letter G.

A pair of gentle giraffes at the Oregon Zoo used their long black tongues to accept carrots and leaves from their handler's hand.

40 Fingers played an incredibly vibrant, multi-layered cover of the iconic Earth Wind and Fire song "September" on four acoustic guitars.

Phil Edwards, who works as a senior video producer for Vox, looked into why AI art has so much trouble accurately reproducing hands.

Boogiehead created a massive video compilation of the most popular songs from each month between the years 1980 and 2022.