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This collection of Vine video clips features Atlanta father Blake Wilson playing the role of his alter ego BatDad, a concerned parent who tells his family what to do in Christian Bale’s iconic Batman voice.

This one-eyed cat was found on the streets of Troutdale, Oregon earlier this month after surviving a raccoon attack. Within one week, his Facebook fan page has gained more than 28,000 likes.

Since July, the YouTube channel Pronunciation Book has been cryptically counting down to September 24th. With less than 24 hours left, what do you think is going to happen?

Brace yourselves, iPhone 5S slo-mo vids are coming.

We’re not entirely sure how this adds up to a lesson against online pornography, but we can probably all agree that this is one of the funniest Christian PSA videos ever made.

The monotonous click-based online browser game Cookie Clicker meets Super Mario in this custom level design created for the Vinesauce YouTube channel.

Interactive games that take place across multiple platforms both online and in real life have been taking place since the 1980s, when Joseph Matheny planted information about a faux legend across the online bulletin boards and paper zines. They began to get mainstream attention after a 2001 viral marketing campaign for sci-fi film A.I..

In this eye-popping live performance titled “Box,” San Francisco-based design studio Bot & Dolly bridges the gap between physical and digital space through 3D projection-mapping complex geometric patterns on moving surfaces.

These music files utilize the MIDI technical standard to make incredibly dense compositions containing millions of notes, which appear to be blacked out when viewed in standard notation.

Breaking Bad star Bryan Cranston reads aloud an erotic fan letter during an appearance on the late night talk show Conan.

This interstellar way of describing one’s physical reaction to laughing too hard began appearing on 4chan in August 2012.

This one-year-old cannot handle her dad shaving off his winter beard.

Add this to the list of reasons why you should never believe anything you read on the Internets.

Launched in September 2010, this super fun Google Maps-powered website has inspired a popular Tumblr game in which the player must find a way to the nearest airport from a randomly spawned location.

Things go south very quickly after a hostile confrontation breaks out between a crowd of angry Swedish soccer fans and the police.

If you think NBC’s new sitcom The Michael J. Fox Show has gone too far with Parkinson’s jokes, brace yourselves, you’re about to lose your faith in the entire humanity.

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