Though less of an actual anti-marriage-equality ad and more of an intentional parody created by Brandon Muller of NonRandomNonSense, "The Ultimate Anti-Gay Marriage Ad" nonetheless manages to get across the anti-marriage-equality camp's grievances against same-sex marriage better than most real anti-marriage-equality…
Authorities in Tasmania didn't see anything wrong with emblazoning an anti-drink-drive message across the side of their breath-testing vans.
Imagine the scene:
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard took to YouTube last night to make a startling announcement: The made-up Mayan prophecies were right all along, and the world will be ending on December 21st as predicted.
The New York Times really wants you to know that Chris Brown is a rapper. In fewer than 100 words of the original copy of John Ortved's tweet roundup "Chris Brown Signs Off," including the headline and picture caption, Brown is referred to as a "rapper" three times. Wrong. Chris Brown is not a rapper. Yes, he raps on…
Death by cute indeed: To help make the point that you shouldn't die a dumb death, Metro Trains Melbourne has enlisted the services of Tangerine Kitty to compose an impossibly winsome song listing all the dumb ways there are to die. A few of them even mention trains!
Here's an ad created by DDB New York for WaterIsLife, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing clean drinking water to people in developing countries. The ad features a bunch of poor Haitian people reading a bunch of #FirstWorldProblems tweets out loud: "I hate when my phone charger won't reach my bed," "I…
"Thank you, thank you, I have cancer, thank you, I have cancer, really, thank you."
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The Finnish people love to drink.
Prepare to stop taking a lot of things for granted.
After the Internet came across an anti-masturbation video produced by Jehovah's Witnesses specifically for the hard of hearing, it was only a matter of time until someone mashed it up with R. Kelly's "Ignition (Remix)."
In a "public service announcement" posted on YouTube over the weekend, formerly beloved action hero Chuck Norris and his wife Gena don't mince words in their warning to evangelical Christians that allowing President Obama to be re-elected would mean certain gloom and doom of apocalyptic proportions.
Few things in life are as entrancing as Beyoncé's tumblr. Through it, Beyoncé invites viewers ("beys" in the beywildering language of her cultish manifesto) to accompany their Queen on a yacht-based Odyssey as she attempts to discover What is Art.
The City of Houston Mayor's Office — with financial assistance from the Department of Homeland Security — has produced a public service announcement aimed at helping individuals caught in the crossfire of an "active shooter event" escape unharmed.
If there is one thing the Oregon Dental Association knows, it's that kids won't listen to any oral hygiene PSA that isn't set to "Teach Me How to Dougie" by Cali Swag District.
British makeup artist and YouTube personality Lauren Luke shocked her 440,000 subscribers when she appeared battered and bruised in her latest online tutorial.
On a recent visit to YouTube, Brady Haran, AKA Numberphile, took it upon himself to finally answer the one question that has been bugging Internet users since time immemorial: Why the hell does the YouTube view counter freeze at 301?
To bring home the message that smoking is bad for you, Ogilvy Thailand turned the tables on cancer stick suckers: Rather than try and convince them to quit by telling them how bad smoking is, the ad agency instead tricked smokers into telling themselves how bad smoking is by having them try and convince a child not…
