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The NorthsideComedy YouTube channel exposes one of the worst stereotypes affecting the black community.

This new dance move involves pointing one’s index fingers in the air while humming the entrance theme song for the WWE wrestler Fandango.

In this latest episode of Epic Meal Time, chef Harley Morenstein finds himself in a room full of ladies and bakes a cake for them using the only recipe he knows: moar meat!

Is Nutella the new bacon? Help us figure out how this chocolatey condiment became a key ingredient for hipsters!

A “mystery man” seen on rooftop during the Boston Marathon bombings yesterday has caused a stir on Twitter.

The owner of this Ferrari sports car is not pleased to see what he thinks is someone urinating on his vehicle.

YouTuber Veedisk has recreated Mario Kart 64 in Minecraft, inviting other video makers to compete against him on the track.

With less than 24 hours left before the House is expected to vote on the controversial cybersecurity bill, The Hill reports that a small compromise has been reached with the latest inclusion of a pro-privacy amendment.

Following the Westboro Baptist Church‘s announcement yesterday that its members would be picketing the funerals of Boston Marathon victims, Anonymous-affiliated pranksters apparently managed to pass off a bogus Facebook page as if the church’s official profile has been hacked.

After becoming the thirteenth country to legalize gay marriage in a 77-44 vote, observers and lawmakers broke out into “Pokarekare Ana,” a traditional Māori love song dating back to the 1910s.

Brace yourselves, American pride is coming.

Check out these beautiful moving time-lapse videos made in homage to some of coolest places on our planet.

A series of image macros featuring the British master chef Gordon Ramsay often explore an ongoing theme about his frustration with undercooked meals.

This is a glimpse at what parenting may be like 20 years from now.

This caption has appeared on images of creepy looking figures seemingly plotting something diabolical since 2007.

Could Patton Oswalt’s multi-verse vision for the next Star Wars film actually become a reality? Redditor Criticalbuzz made this colorful mock-up poster in homage to Oswalt’s The Gauntlet of Infinity.

Senior citizens of YouTube try to grasp the concept of Vocaloid idols after watching a series of clips from a live concert featuring Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin & Len.

This phrase has become a common retort to people who disagree with popular opinion or whine about minor inconveniences, especially in gaming forums.

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