“Lizzo + Mumford & Sons + Nataly Dawn!! Of course you’ve always wanted to hear a Truth Hurts cover like it was folk. Um, right? A Lizzo remix, Mumford & Sons remix folk song parody with half of Pomplamoose. Ok maybe you didn’t ask for it but it turned out MAGICAL. I’m absolutely thrilled with this one,” Spagnola wrote on Youtube.

We’re irrationally happy that this collaboration happened; it may just be Spagnola’s enthusiasm that’s contagious. See the video below.

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Dr. Scheel is a marine biologist who was involved in creating this documentary. In his opinion, the octopus is probably dreaming about hunting, which he assumed because of the color-changing that’s going on.

“So here she’s asleep, she sees a crab and her color starts to change a little bit,” Laughing Squid quoted Dr. Scheel. “Then she turns all dark. Octopuses will do that when they leave the bottom. This really is fascinating.”

Dr. Scheel spent years studying the octopus that’s the subject of this documentary and that’s how he’s able to talk about what the animal may dream about. Click play below to see the video.

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Looney Tunes is a famous series of animated short films that were made by Warner Bros. The first episode, Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid, came out in 1929. The last one, titled Injun Trouble, aired in 1969. If Looney Tunes were a big part of your childhood, don’t miss the video below that will bring back some amazing memories.

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Super Mario Bros. is a popular platform video game that was first published in 1985 by Nintendo. Super Mario as a character appeared in many other Nintendo’s games, but the most popular game comes from Super Mario Bros.

See the stop-motion video by Laroy below.

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“In light of the terrible news that Friends will soon be leaving Netflix, I made a sad, minor-key version of the theme song,” the musician wrote along with the video. As it was recently announced, Friends will not be available on Netflix for much longer, as the show should move to the new WarnerMedia’s streaming service called HBO Max. HBO Max is set to launch in spring 2020.

Scroll down for Holfelder’s version of the song.

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As we learn from comic books and movies, superheroes don’t really get time for themselves. They are ready to save the world whenever they are needed, but what happens when one of them needs some “me time?” This 5-minute video shows Clark Kent in a bank line, waiting in line to make a deposit like any other citizen. Suddenly, a robber barges in and Kent is pressured by others to save the day, but he explains that “today was supposed to be a ‘me day’.”

Click play below to watch the whole video and to see if Kent eventually acknowledges the responsibilities that come with his power.

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Reiner was born in 1922, which means he turned 97 this March. He still keeps himself busy with various projects; he says: “If you wake up in the morning and have something to do, you’ll live because you gotta finish that. You can’t leave before you finish something you really want to do.” This seems like an obvious thing, but we can’t help but notice it really sounds true. Reiner is a famous comedian, actor, screenwriter, and director who’s famous for co-writing and acting on Ceasar’s Hour and Your Show of Show back in the 1950s.

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Oslo-based “visual artist and balloon destroyer,” as his Instagram description reads, says that “you should really, really, not try this at home.” And why would you, when you have hundreds of posts of him destroying balloons with home-made devices you can see on his Instagram page. At least give it a chance, because half a million people aren’t there for nothing.

In a statement he shared, Erichsen said that he “works within a variety of media focusing on topics like fear, anger and frustration.” Aside from balloon-destroying videos, his social media pages are full of many interesting DIY projects. But you’re here for the balloons, so scroll down and have fun!

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DeRushie makes the characters and scenes by hand and avoids too much digital editing, because of which his props need to be sturdy and last while the filming does. The movie is kid-friendly and colorful, but the message it conveys is not so cheerful.

He was thinking about how the animals are usually represented in animation and the effects this has in the real world, so he came to the conclusion that animation is a powerful tool. “With this in mind, I tried to portray a respectful relationship between human and animal and to treat the bird without too much anthropomorphism. I also wanted the film to feel like you were in the cage with the main character, and to be a bit confused by the world,” said DeRushie in a statement.

See the movie below.

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“Lizzo + Mumford & Sons + Nataly Dawn!! Of course you’ve always wanted to hear a Truth Hurts cover like it was folk. Um, right? A Lizzo remix, Mumford & Sons remix folk song parody with half of Pomplamoose. Ok maybe you didn’t ask for it but it turned out MAGICAL. I’m absolutely thrilled with this one,” Spagnola wrote on Youtube.

We’re irrationally happy that this collaboration happened; it may just be Spagnola’s enthusiasm that’s contagious. See the video below.

The post This Parody of Lizzo’s Song in Folk-Rock Style is Actually Amazing appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

Dr. Scheel is a marine biologist who was involved in creating this documentary. In his opinion, the octopus is probably dreaming about hunting, which he assumed because of the color-changing that’s going on.

“So here she’s asleep, she sees a crab and her color starts to change a little bit,” Laughing Squid quoted Dr. Scheel. “Then she turns all dark. Octopuses will do that when they leave the bottom. This really is fascinating.”

Dr. Scheel spent years studying the octopus that’s the subject of this documentary and that’s how he’s able to talk about what the animal may dream about. Click play below to see the video.

The post Can You Guess What This Octopus is Dreaming About? appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

Looney Tunes is a famous series of animated short films that were made by Warner Bros. The first episode, Bosko the Talk-Ink Kid, came out in 1929. The last one, titled Injun Trouble, aired in 1969. If Looney Tunes were a big part of your childhood, don’t miss the video below that will bring back some amazing memories.

The post A 17-Minute Montage Shows One Second From Every Looney Tunes Cartoon Made Between 1929 – 1969 appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

Super Mario Bros. is a popular platform video game that was first published in 1985 by Nintendo. Super Mario as a character appeared in many other Nintendo’s games, but the most popular game comes from Super Mario Bros.

See the stop-motion video by Laroy below.

The post Stop Motion Video of Real-Life 8-Bit Super Mario appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

“In light of the terrible news that Friends will soon be leaving Netflix, I made a sad, minor-key version of the theme song,” the musician wrote along with the video. As it was recently announced, Friends will not be available on Netflix for much longer, as the show should move to the new WarnerMedia’s streaming service called HBO Max. HBO Max is set to launch in spring 2020.

Scroll down for Holfelder’s version of the song.

The post Youtube Cover Musician Creates a Heavy Metal Ballad Version of “Friends” Theme Song appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

As we learn from comic books and movies, superheroes don’t really get time for themselves. They are ready to save the world whenever they are needed, but what happens when one of them needs some “me time?” This 5-minute video shows Clark Kent in a bank line, waiting in line to make a deposit like any other citizen. Suddenly, a robber barges in and Kent is pressured by others to save the day, but he explains that “today was supposed to be a ‘me day’.”

Click play below to watch the whole video and to see if Kent eventually acknowledges the responsibilities that come with his power.

The post Have You Ever Wondered What Superman’s Day Off Looks Like? appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

Reiner was born in 1922, which means he turned 97 this March. He still keeps himself busy with various projects; he says: “If you wake up in the morning and have something to do, you’ll live because you gotta finish that. You can’t leave before you finish something you really want to do.” This seems like an obvious thing, but we can’t help but notice it really sounds true. Reiner is a famous comedian, actor, screenwriter, and director who’s famous for co-writing and acting on Ceasar’s Hour and Your Show of Show back in the 1950s.

The post Watch an Animated Interview With Comedian Carl Reiner appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

Oslo-based “visual artist and balloon destroyer,” as his Instagram description reads, says that “you should really, really, not try this at home.” And why would you, when you have hundreds of posts of him destroying balloons with home-made devices you can see on his Instagram page. At least give it a chance, because half a million people aren’t there for nothing.

In a statement he shared, Erichsen said that he “works within a variety of media focusing on topics like fear, anger and frustration.” Aside from balloon-destroying videos, his social media pages are full of many interesting DIY projects. But you’re here for the balloons, so scroll down and have fun!

The post Balloon Destruction Devices by Jan Hakon Erichsen Are Unnecessary, But Fun appeared first on Wallpaper Data.

DeRushie makes the characters and scenes by hand and avoids too much digital editing, because of which his props need to be sturdy and last while the filming does. The movie is kid-friendly and colorful, but the message it conveys is not so cheerful.

He was thinking about how the animals are usually represented in animation and the effects this has in the real world, so he came to the conclusion that animation is a powerful tool. “With this in mind, I tried to portray a respectful relationship between human and animal and to treat the bird without too much anthropomorphism. I also wanted the film to feel like you were in the cage with the main character, and to be a bit confused by the world,” said DeRushie in a statement.

See the movie below.

The post Stop-Motion Movie Shows the Exotic Pet Industry from a Bird’s POV appeared first on Wallpaper Data.