Has this magnificently corny PSA graced your Facebook newsfeed lately? Inspirational rock music. Dejected kids pulling stickers from their shirts, revealing words like "revolutionary" and "healer" underneath. A title card: "Stop psychiatric labeling of kids." You've got the Church of Scientology to thank.
North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un is reportedly furious about a Chinese viral video that photoshops him into all manner of ridiculous scenarios: dancing, brawling, riding a pig, frolicking with Osama Bin Laden, and generally being made a laughingstock by Obama and Putin.
Some people are good at what they do; others are tremendously talented and always know exactly how to handle a PC LOAD LETTER message.
The "Pretty Girls, Ugly Faces" photo fad has been around for a minute.
FedEx says it fired the employee caught on camera throwing delivery boxes into her truck with reckless abandon.
By now you've no doubt seen the video of Jim Mongiat and his wife of 15 months Whitney engaging in a lovers' spat over a cancelled trip to the lake.
Picture this: You're chilling in the house with Josh and Andre when a scary big-teeth pit bull just walks right in and starts peeing on everything.
So that thing you loved on Friday? Happy Monday — it's probably fake.
This will most likely be the very last Harlem Shake video you will ever see, given that the erstwhile viral sensation has given way to much worse memes.
Comedian Will Sasso, previously known as the best thing about MADtv, is quickly conquering yet another medium: The Internet.
It's more than likely that this video from MadeManDotCom featuring Internet crush Alison Brie doing her best impersonations of popular photo memes will be the thing that, after years of false alarms, finally breaks the web.
Okay, okay, last one. But it's a good'un.
A video that began circulating late yesterday claiming to show leading member of the Westboro Baptist Church David Phelps, supposedly the son of cult founder Fred Phelps, being ambushed by an obese, birthday-suited Seattle rapper named Billy the Fridge quickly went viral because, well, who doesn't want to see that?
So-called "after dentist" videos are a dime a dozen. Which is why you can trust that this one's a good'un.
If there is one thing the Internet loves its cochlear implants. Namely, watching people with cochlear implants react to having them switched on for the first time.
With a running time of nearly five minutes, this video is a bit on the long side for a viral, but stick with it, if only to watch as a middle-aged, beer-bellied, speedo-sporting Russian dance-floor maniac schools an entire pool-side step class on the fine art of living life without a single fuck in sight.
Three weeks ago, The Roosevelts nearly broke the Internet when they released the first-ever supercut of goats yelling like humans.
The "Knife Game Song" isn't all that new: It first appeared online way back in 2011, and even managed to garner over 100k views shortly after it appeared on YouTube.
Hey, remember the Harlem Shake? Me neither.
Internet things, am I right?
