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Goldman Sachs Kickstarter campaign
(by Slacktory)
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Correction, May 20, 2013: This post orginally referred to Gob’s “tricks.” They’re illusions. Also, his name was misspelled.
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Click image for my new Music Video: Nicky Da B “Go Loko” (NSFW, Seizure Warning)It’s with great pride that I debut “Go Loko,” the insanely fun new music video I directed for Nicky Da B. Prepare yourself for machine-gun New Orleans Bounce, twerking latex-clad bunnies, intergalactic booty constellations that would make Carl Sagan cry tears of joy, an asstronaut, a possibly demonic hairless cat, and perhaps my greatest invention yet: The Asscam™.
Turn your volume up and get down! If you love it, click over to the Vimeo page and drop something in the tip jar!
(Directed by: Clayton Cubitt / Edited by: Bob Weisz / Makeup and hair: Katie Wedlund / Wardrobe styling: James Rosenthal / Dancers: Ro and Quack / Contortionist: Amanda Whip / Metallic mesh masks and jewelry: Arielle de Pinto / Leg jewelry on contortionist: Lizz Jardim / Production assistance: Rusty Lazer, Yumna Al-Arashi, Julia Pogodina.
This is what all your music looks like to your parents.
(via imwithkanye)
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Arrested Development: George Bluth loves prison
By Alex Moschina for Slacktory
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Arrested Development ubercut: 18 running gags
(by Bryan Menegus for Slacktory)
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It’s not a very accessible web show. It’s not on YouTube. Episodes can run almost twenty minutes. The lighting’s bad.
‘Nirvana, the Band’: A Web Show Written in the Edit Room | Splitsider
This is how I pitched “Nirvana the Band the Show” to Splitsider readers. NtB fans should read this for all the quotes from Matt, Jay, and Jared. Everyone else should watch all the embedded videos, and then watch the whole show.
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Drive Deplorably: An instructional video directed by Steven Spielberg.
(Edited by One Minute Galactica for Slacktory.)
(Source: youtube.com)
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Recurring Developments
An interactive visualization of running jokes in Arrested Development.
Should come in handy as Slacktory prepares ourweeklong series of Arrested Development videos.
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10 Signs You Were Born in the 2010s
1. You are 3 years old or younger.
2. You are an infant or toddler.
3. You are in the very early developmental stages of human life.
4. You never experienced September 11, and you don’t know what it is because you can barely grasp basic tasks like walking and using a toilet.
5. You were born on or after January 1, 2010.
6. You were born three years, five months and seven days ago or more recently.
7. You cannot read this list because your brain is not developed enough for literacy of the English language.
8. You’ve never been on MySpace and you don’t know what that is. You cannot type or competently use a computer.
9. You don’t know who Michael Jordan is. You don’t know who most celebrities are because you’re in such an early stage of life that you can barely recognize and remember the people in your immediate and extended family.
10. You never knew Pluto as a planet. You don’t know what planets are or anything about the cosmos because you are a young child who has no concept of abstract ideas whatsoever.
So true.
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Here are the best parts from Pete Holmes Comedy Central Special “Nice Try, The Devil”.
Everytime Pete Holmes laughed at himself in his new special. :)
This is genius. This is gold. This deserves all of the awards. My face hurts I’m laughing so hard.
The first great thing is that I can tell when he’s doing the “Pierce” and “Juan” bits. The second great thing is that this video works for both huge fans (me) and people who hate him (monsters).
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This Is The Most Epic Brand Meltdown On Facebook Ever
This is so compelling that it’s worrying.
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Wrote and animated this for Slacktory, and for all of us who are going through The 5 stages of the new Daft Punk.
It’s Day 2 of the Post-Daft-Punk-Streaming Singularity. I just saw a flying car. But, like, a really slow one, so we’ve got a ways to go.
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(Source: wwiao, via chamberlain)
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