Rub Some Bacon On It

Rhett and Link get musical as they release the music video for their hit new song. In it they extole the virtues of rubbing bacon on things. It might not fix them, but at least it will make them smell bacony and delicious.

This is either genius or the harbinger of the End Times and I can't for the life of me decide which it is. While it's funny watching someone sing while petrified, it represents a new low in televisual entertainment.

Watch with depressing sadness as poor Eileen, who just wanted to show off her new perm, is instead ridiculed by her supposed class mates by calling her a — wait for it — black person, who’s then so insulted she can barely live.

Jimmy talks to Morgan about his Science show, Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman, but they don't discuss normally, instead they suck the helium out of balloons while they chat, just, well, because.

This is one you simply have to see to believe. A van obliterates a passenger car, sending a father and son flying across the street. Amazingly, they survive with no major injuries.

When Eddie finally bites the dust and his undead bones are laid to rest this is what the angels will be playing as he approaches the pearly gates. Assuming that is, that heaven is where he's destined...

Quite possibly the most realistic bear driving simulator that has ever been created using MSPaint. This game is so packed full of awesome it will make your head explode. Possibly.

Street artist Callejero Dibujando does a Bruce Lee drawing, but as you watch it you'll probably think it looks nothing like the martial art legend—but just wait until the end of the video and you'll see.

TV hosts get embarrassed by a demonstration of a turkey caller that you operate by blowing. Laughter followed by awkward conversation. The first time is always the same.

Wanna get your drink on while you get your game on? No need for an XZibit living room makeover here, just grab a beer and a shot, have your mates do likewise and follow the instructions in this video!

Jelani Eddington plays the Main Title from the Star Wars Symphonic Suite at the 5/80 Sanfilippo Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ in Barrington, Illinois—and it's possibly the best thing you'll see in the next two minutes.