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These parody videos mock the “Hear What You Want” commercials for the Beats brand of designer headphones.

Before you watch Sunday’s Game of Thrones season four premiere, catch up on all the bloodshed of the first three seasons and watch the body count rise into the thousands.

The Mad Men star was once just a contestant on a ’90s dating show with really bad hair.

Viner Bottlerocket documented himself patiently dealing with his lovely daughter’s Saturday morning pop music dance routine for three months.

In anticipation of the season premiere of Game of Thrones, Digg produced this video montage featuring every on-screen death from the first three seasons.

Enter the world of time-lapsed painting videos on YouTube.

This promo for The Sunday Times culture series covers pop culture and fine art from Tom Hanks movies to Michelangelo paintings.

[The GoT main theme is playing in your head right now]

Students at the Aquinas College in Grand Rapids, Michigan pulled off an impressive April Fools Day prank on their economics professor.

The writers behind the latest chapter of the Metal Gear saga certainly didn’t disappoint the fans who have enjoyed campy character dialogues found in the prequels, with this quote already being compared to the infamous “Nanomachines, Son!” from Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance.

To celebrate the release of the remastered Final Fantasy X& X-2, Los Angeles-based B-boy Mike Song re-imagines what the long-running fantasy RPG would have looked like if all the swords and magic swords were replaced with dance moves.

According to the OP on Reddit, this kid’s mother mistakenly confused “pajama day” with “picture day” at her son’s school.

In Newfound, Canada, a man wakes up to a chest-high pile of snow blocking the entrance to his house and then gets stuck in it, which isn’t all that unusual where he lives, but the real kicker here is what his mother had to say about it.

“Hail HYDRA” has been a phrase within the Marvel Universe since the 1960s, but it was its appearance in the recently released Captain America: The Winter Soldier that sparked a new photo meme focused on whispers.