There’s something oddly satisfying about watching this dude shave a six-month-old beard with a straight razor. It’s impressive how smoothly he trims that mane off.

There’s no one better to debunk a fake engineering DIY project, teach you something, and make you laugh than ElectroBOOM. If you saw that wireless charging “hack” on Facebook, watch this video before snipping your cables.

Looking for a new way to enjoy your scrambled eggs? Try making them Rasta style! It just takes…a long time, that’s all. Totally worth it though.

Are you seeking world domination? National domination? Think you could be a better ruler than those meatballs in Washington? Take a look at this video and get started on your rise to power.

If you think that BoJack Horseman is only about a horsey has-been, you’re much mistaken. This video explains the sad philosophy that undergirds this show: existential nihilism.

This isn’t exactly turning swords into plowshares, but it’s close. Here’s how Germany recycled war helmets after the Second World War.

Usually oversimplification is a bad thing. But in the case of something as big and complex as World War I, oversimplification is a pretty good start.

For some reason, watching a tiny train plow through snow is really enjoyable. It’s nice to see something get accomplished. Or maybe it’s nifty.

This poop looks good enough to eat! Wait, that came out wrong. This poop emoji, which also looks like chocolate ice cream, looks good enough to eat. Too bad it’s just a drawing.

Get ready to cry. This sweet girl gave her step-dad the best birthday present ever––adoption papers. His reaction is priceless.

Gordon Ramsay sees lots of weird things on Kitchen Nightmares. But rarely does a chef serve Ramsay something so bizarre that he actually shows it to other diners, as he does in the case of this grilled lettuce.

If you’ve spent any time reading conspiracy theories or listening to Alex Jones, you’ve heard the name “Rothschild.” Lots of rumors fly about this family; for example, one rumor suggests they control hundreds of trillions of dollars in wealth. So what’s actually true about them? Take a look.