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Four-year-old KJ Foster drops some sick beats while playing on his keyboard drum set.

So how’s that first week of school going so far? Browse our epic collection of advice animal characters in the world of academia, some of whom you’ve most likely already run into.

Electronic music composer liltommyj put together this catchy glitch tune by sampling familiar sound effects and noises made with video game consoles and controllers.

In 2004, a guest poster on the site MovieCodecs.com launched a thread that quickly became the top Google search result for the phrase “I am lonely.” It attracted more than 70 pages of responses in less than a year, gaining more than 43,000 posts as of 2013.

Here’s a photograph from last Friday’s Moon-bound LADEE spacecraft launch that shows a silhouette of a large frog presumably ejected from the launch site. NASA noted, “the condition of the frog, however, is uncertain.”

YouTube lifehack instructor HowToBasic shows us how to swing like Miley Cyrus in her latest music video “Wrecking Ball.”

The insatiable appetite of the North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un has been confirmed.

This satirical commercial for the casual dating app Tinder uses women logic to show what the app is really for: catching your boyfriend trying to cheat on you.

GhettoTracker is a travel advising website that offers maps revealing the “unsafe” parts of cities in the United States. Despite it being labeled as racist by news media and blogs, the site’s founder David Foster says he’s keeping the app and its name.

Amateur video game designer Abel Alves developed an 8-bit Game of Thrones video game with chiptune music created by YouTuber Floating Point. The game is available to download for free off Alves’ website.

The Internet isn’t exactly the best place to look for high moral grounds when it comes to the sanctity of the 9/11 anniversary, yet as it turns out, people on Twitter are far less forgiving when faced with commercial tie-ins.

Google Maps just added the Galapagos Islands to their Street View feature and are working with the iNaturalist community and the Charles Darwin Foundation urging Internet users to document the islands’ ecosystem with the Darwin For a Day web app.

Though no longer available in its original form, this disturbing shock site once contained one of the more bizarre sexual fetish videos found on the Internet.

Since 2012, this image macro series featuring a still image of SpongeBob Squarepants has been used to relay unfortunate events that result in “only 20 minutes of crying.”

Try not to cringe while watching this a cappella song dedicated to the internet’s favorite fashion accessory.

Sometimes your jimmies remain completely unrustled.

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