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How To Do a Traditional Keg Stand
Keg stands are an important staple of the college experience, and they can, in fact, influence your social standing amongst your peers.
Pulling a keg stand off successfully nets you plenty of “street” credit, but failing one often leads to your ridicule and a major migraine.
And so, it’s in your best inter...
In 1998, a bunch of Indiana University a cappella singers calling themselves Straight No Chaser performed a holiday song mashup. This year, waxing nostalgic about the good old days of college posted the video online.
It quickly became a YouTube hit, its popularity soaring so high that Atlantic Records CEO Craig Kallman saw the video-- and deci...
Move over Stephen Curry and Ty Lawson. There’s a new b-ball player in town… and she’s 5 years old.
She’s probably can’t even tie her own shoes, but Milan Simon Tuttle can out dribble the most skilled basketball player. And she looks darn cute doing it.
Words can’t really explain the phenomenon. Just check out the video above with its cute Ja...
Miami Dolphins’ fans get no respect. Not only is their team not that good, but they can’t even get properly drunk.
The Westword, a paper in Denver, created the “Cities with the Drunkest Football Fans Tournament” based solely on a random collection of YouTube videos of hammered hotheads. Much to their dismay, Miami just didn’t make the cut.
Being a small school quarterback is a lot like being an emotionally needy, boy-crazed girl, sitting at home watching Meg Ryan movies and waiting for some guy to call and ask her out, though in the case of quarterbacks, the call desired is one asking him to join the NFL. YouTube, however, may change this desperate limbo by acting as the equivalen...
The folks over at IvyGate have found a hilarious video of Olympian and Brown University student Alicia Sacramone.
The gymnast who is a vaulting whiz is seen pummeling some guy in this YouTube vid. But don't worry, the guy was asking for it. And not in a I'm-a-jerk-who-doesn't-take-no-for-an-answer sort of asking for it way. He literally asked ...
Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavez, rips into George W. Bush in this YouTube video called Mr. Danger. During his tirade, Chavez calls Bush everything from a donkey to murderer. Check out the full blow-by-blow transcripts below:
You messed up with me, birdie
You messed up with me, birdie. No?
You don't know much about history.
You don't know muc...
John McCain is jealous-- and he's gonna do something about it (or at least ask his more tech-savvy staff members to...) In a video entitled "Celeb" that was posted today on his YouTube channel, McCain visually likens his younger, hipper political adversary Barack Obama to Paris Hilton and Britney Spears, while a voice-over admonishes "He's the b...
Here's something fluffy, yet offensive, to ease the morning doldrums.
Christian college students, prepare to be offended.
Apparently, the title of this lovely feel-good tune is "Song Hand of the Almighty," and it's sung by a man from Florida named John R. Butler. As there is no wikipedia entry for this individual, it's safe to say that he is...
Sarah Silverman and Jimmy Kimmel are the latest celebs to call it quits. Long after she got it on with Matt Damon and he retaliated with Ben Affleck, the two parted ways. But in their wake, they've left a legacy of embarrassing relationship moments captured on film.
Here are three YouTube videos that should have Silverman, an NYU grad, and Kim...
This is exactly what happened when I received my acceptance into Columbia -- slow-motion and all.
Thanks, Dave. Check out his slow-motion theory here.
From chatting it up with telemarketers to dancing along to "You Spin Me Right Round," Supermac18 will make you laugh just as much as "My New Haircut," "Old Gregg," and Darrell.
This is not only a fantastic video, but also yet another example of how powerful a political tool the Internet can be.
My favorite?
"I'm voting Republican so that my little girl can be in a classroom with at least 30 other children."
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