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As 4chan’s resident music critic, Anthony Fantano is no stranger to the unique powers of Photoshop.

The Canadian band Tupper Ware Remix Party released this pixel art music video for their track “The Hit” featuring Ninja Sex Party.

The Facebook page for a small flute recital event by University of California senior Azeem Ward has received over 80,000 RSVPs, mostly from Internet trolls residing in the United Kingdom.

Following in the footsteps of Darude’s “Sandstorm,” this 1996 new age song by Era has gained a substantial following on Twitch, where it is often associated with the emoticon spam:
“༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つAMENO༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ”.

Here comes the first teaser photo of Orgrim Doomhammer, the orc protagonist (played by Robert Kazinsky) in the upcoming 2016 3D epic action film based on Blizzard’s high fantasy online role-playing game franchise Warcraft.

There are so many different ways to look like a real tough guy online. IRL? That’s a different story completely.

This video game trailer parody features a comedy bit from the Giantbomb podcast.

On 4chan’s /pol/ board, this awkwardly phrased quote by Kent Brantly, the American doctor who had contracted Ebola during the height of last year’s epidemic in West Africa, continues to grow stronger.

Check out this short teaser for Bethesda’s E3 Showcase, featuring the first in-game footage for their upcoming game DOOM.

Taylor Swift released her cinematic new music video for “Bad Blood” at the Billboard Music Video awards last night, but parodies of the dramatic poster shots have been circling Tumblr for a while.

Is this the world’s most musically incredible fart?

We interviewed political cartoonist Ben Garrison to find out more about his ordeals with Chan board Internet trolls, who have relentlessly defaced his illustrations for nearly five years.

This cat is not even slightly impressed by its owner’s twerking abilities.

The massively confused-looking puppy video of the day goes to this head-bobbing Alaskan malamute.

Augmented and virtual realities have existed since the beginning of computing, but they’ve recently come into vogue as more devices use increasing technological ability to create new worlds in gaming and beyond.