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A quartet of bros playing multi-colored pipes bust out impressive covers of the theme songs for the television shows Knight Rider and Flintstones.

Manning claimed to have “crashed” the Night for Freedom, which she referred to as “the fascist/white supremacist hate brigade party.” However, others online have questions about her relationship to some in the far and alt right.

The game’s iconic cover has been parodied for years, and more photoshops may be on the way.

Reports of a classified document alleging intelligence community abuses of FISA surveillance laws against Donald Trump during the 2016 election caused the “#ReleaseTheMemo” hashtag to trend on Twitter over the weekend.

You ever see Hawaii 5-0? Well there’s a drum fill in that that goes…

The creator of the “first viral video” uploaded a sequel on the first anniversary of Donald Trump’s inauguration, recounting where we’ve gotten in the decade plus since his original video was posted to Albino Blacksheep.

Following reports that a controversial Channel 4 interview with Canadian professor Jordan Peterson led the British television station to call in “security experts” due to online abuse directed at presenter Cathy Newman, Peterson has called for those threatening her to “stop” immediately.

You might think you know what’s going to happen, but you don’t.

The RokBlok portable record player won a great deal on Shark Tank but has since become the subject of mockery on Reddit and YouTube.

The studio behind Kill La Kill has released another send-up of a seemingly well-tread anime genre, though some fans are split on if the innuendo goes too far.

For nearly a decade, this catchphrase has been used by fans of the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion to mock a plotline regarding the character Shinji Ikari’s adamant refusal to pilot a giant mecha robot.

When a Twitter user noticed H.P. Lovecraft’s “Nemesis” had the same meter as Billy Joel’s “Piano Man,” the recording was inevitable.

One of the greats, Fiona the Hippo turns one this month, after a year of social media supremacy.

Eminem’s “Stan” gave rise to the term “Stan,” which now even the Oxford English Dictionary recognizes as a term for an enthusiastic fan.

Five years ago today, the first in this hilariously edited video remix series was uploaded by YouTuber Otis Anderson, which featured a clip from the television show Penn & Teller: Bullshit! accompanied by the 2003 rap song “Where the Hood At” by DMX.

YouTuber Esther Bellido animates all five season of Breaking Bad as if it were a short, 2D platformer video game.

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