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Compilation of fails from the vine.

Don't watch the most satisfying cake decorating video while you're hungry.

Best fails of the week.

Kids nowadays are very talented from a young age. They can't stop themselves from soaking all the different materials from around them.

Here's a tutorial video I created for my Video Production class on how to paper dollar heart. The featured song is "Cousins (Instrumental)" by Vampire Weekend.

This man's daughter was lounging on their new hammock when he came to try it. As his daughter got off, he attempted to sit on it but, in a funny mishap, slipped off and fell onto the floor. His spectacular tumble was caught on the security camera, and the mother and daughter couldn't stop laughing as they witnessed the entire incident.

A compilation of soccer fails.

Explosive Eruptions, Shock Waves, Flying Lava Bombs at Sakurajima Volcano

The videos that focused on delivering the best funny videos.

Remember way back when when 'hoverboards' were cool and people thought it was hilarious to smash an ice cream cone on their forehead? We're tapping into that nostalgia with this compilation filled with the worst internet trends from our recent past!

A classic song with a brutal twist.

All Romanian invention, proud Romania.

In this video, makeup artist Fernanda Ibarra does her Grinch makeup while narrating a famous dialogue of the Christmas-Stealing, Mood-Spoiling, Cat-Like Character. She said: "I was trying to do makeup looks for Christmas, so I decided to do the Grinch. Since many people were asking, I used cotton and liquid latex for the nose. I think it turned out pretty well."

Small Fail Compilation video.

This movement expert demonstrated their skills by balancing on two objects: an indoboard and a gym ball. They began by hopping onto the gym ball, after which they jumped off the ball and landed safely on the indoboard. They showcased their remarkable balancing skills by continuing to hop back and forth without fail.

Here's a baby tyrannosaurus rex waiting to be taken to a loving home for adoption. Innovation at it's best.

One can turn his face into Popeye's, the other can pop out his eyes out of his socket!

A wide shot of a beach shoreline at sunset - shot in Norfolk, UK.

Funny food challenge on Tik Tok India Vs china Do give us a like and share that motivates us to put more videos

The first ever First Person view of how Zombies attack and come to be. Thanks to the Chattanooga Zombie Walk 2012!

The Beverly Hillbillies did turn into television’s number one show faster than any sitcom in history. A supreme television classic, this CBS-TV folklore favorite ran for nine years and still holds the record for TV’s highest-rated half hour. The Clampetts begin to settle in their new home in Beverly Hills, California. They are having to adjust to things such as refrigerators (Granny remarks how a ham will require two days to thaw out), ovens and the "cement pond." Jed also is having to confront how his daughter Elly May is maturing. He tells her that he, in effect, raised her as a boy and should not have. Jethro also encounters a flamingo that he thinks is a chicken (which causes Jed to suspect Jethro has been sneaking drinks of moonshine). Meanwhile, Miss Hathaway, executive secretary to banker Milburn Drysdale, mistakes the Clampetts for "domestic" help. She thinks Granny is a cook and Elly a maid. Published 1962

Doesn't matter! Let's play catch with a tennis ball anyway! That's some next-level fun though.

Mildly racist, but if you have an empty bag of coals, you could try this!

You know it! This looks exactly like when someone gets dazed and confused in a cartoon! How does this guy even move around his eyes like that!?

This young woman surprised her 95-year-old neighbor and friend with a personalized birthday cake with his picture on it. The World War 2 veteran was overjoyed to see his face on the cake. Both friends celebrated his birthday with some cake and champagne.

Instagram models have it very tough as they show their body perfectly fit for a dress. But the reality is different, it might make you uninstall the app.

Well, a lot of people posting videos on TikTok are inherently stupid, like this woman who tried to twerk with a roll of toilet paper on her back and ended up hitting her forehead on the wall.

Never imagined it would be interesting to watch wool absorbing water until it's zoomed in.

This is a beautiful shot of an amazing sunset by the dock.

A night time shot of the fountain show from the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Just what the title claims, a compilation of fatties doing a little jiggling.

This shot features a beautiful panning shot a Hawaiian beach that showcases tourists soaking up the sun on the sandy beach.

The interesting physical phenomenon of our solar system - the sun red.

Mural Experience Captivates Alumni, Parents Providence, R.I. -- Visitors to Alumni & Family Weekend at Providence College were stopped in their tracks by the sight of a giant mural being painted in the Ruane Atrium of the Concannon Fitness Center. “It’s outrageous. It’s beautiful. I love it!” said Stephen Grupinski, who was accompanied by his daughter, Michelle Grupinski ’12 (Ronkonkoma, N.Y.) Grupinski was one of hundreds of alumni, parents, students, and friends who couldn’t resist grabbing a small cup of acrylic paint and using his fingertips to dab it on numbered and lettered spaces on the mural, thereby leaving his own mark on Alumni & Family Weekend, which took place February 10-12. The mural features three student-athletes -- Emily Sisson ’14 (Chesterfield, Mo.), Hannah Davidson ’12 (Saratoga Springs, N.Y.), and Laura Nagel ’14 (Napier, New Zealand). They were photographed during a cross-country competition by Dominic Channon ’13 (Nelson, New Zealand), an art student and member of the cross country team. Channon’s photograph was adapted for the mural by Peter Tigler, an artist based in Santa Monica, Calif. Behind the image of the three PC student-athletes, Tigler added the image of three ancient Greek runners in the Panathenaic Games in Athens, taken from a vase dating to 333 BC. “PC asked me to come up with a project that everyone could participate in,” said Tigler. “We put the ancient and the modern together and came up with this mural.” SPORT:ART celebration The project was part of PC’s SPORT:ART celebration, a two-month series of exhibits, lectures, films, and events exploring the ties that link sport, art, and identity. Also as part of SPORT:ART, Channon’s photograph is included in a student photography exhibit that will be on display in Hunt-Cavanagh Gallery through March 22. Carole Ingallinera-Kunze ’86, a member of PC’s first women’s varsity soccer team, took time to paint the mural on her way to a reception commemorating the 40th anniversary of women’s athletics at the College. It was held in the Concannon Fitness Center as part of the weekend celebration. “I’m not an artist, I’m an athlete, but this is very, very cool,” said Ingallinera-Kunze, who traveled to Alumni & Family Weekend with her husband, Stephen Kunze ’85. Their daughter is Lauren Kunze ’12. Also trying her hand at painting was Emily Leary, the wife of College trustee William C. Leary, Esq. ’60 & ’10Hon. “It was lovely, but I’m not very good at it,” said Leary. “I was like a child and I colored outside the lines. But it’s got my little touch on it, anyway.” The mural, 7 feet tall and 12 feet wide, was a giant paint-by-number project. Tigler said it included about 24,000 tiny spaces and more than 60 shades of paint, including seven shades for the Greek runners, 14 for the student-athletes, and at least 40 for the background. After the painting was complete, Tigler touched up the details and added varnish. Plans call for the mural to be on permanent display in the Ruane Atrium. Tigler, who taught a master class on the mural process for the Department of Art and Art History, said he has created about three dozen such murals since 2002. It was his fourth mural at a college and his second in Rhode Island. “People aren’t just coming to the event, they’re also making a memento of the event,” said Tigler. “Everybody participating in the weekend can leave their mark. And you can’t go wrong with finger painting.” “It’s actually so much fun,” said Kerry Ann O’Connor ’14 (New Rochelle, N.Y.) “It’s such a unique idea.” -- Vicki-Ann Downing Music is "Autumn Day" by Kevin MacLeod

Women have played an important role in Grand Canyon's history from the beginning. Rangers Davis and Daly discuss 3 women important to Grand Canyon's architecture, culture, and ranger heritage.

Man finds that flipping pancakes is not easy.

The video tells you how to prepare for your hike or backpacking trip into the Grand Canyon.

Flying upstream in a straight section of the Colorado River Corridor just above the Little Colorado River Confluence.

Great clip viewing the temples and buttes of the Lava Chuar area of Grand Canyon. Midway through clip, the video tilts from horizon down to river, then back up again.

In "More Than A View," Park Ranger Stephanie Sutton invites us to go beyond the rim and explore all that Grand Canyon National Park has to offer; diverse life zones, landforms, and cultural history.

300 juvenile humpback chub were translocated to Shinumo Creek as part of a multi-year conservation experiment to establish a second spawning aggregation of this endangered fish in Grand Canyon National Park.

Incredible fight Spider-Man and little boy.

The Pancake Cactus is a member of the Prickly Pear Family, and are prolific on the slopes of Grand Canyon. This video shows this large cactus from several angles, including close up.

Split Rock Falls is located in Bright Angel Creek, along the North Kaibab Trail. The pool at the bottom of the falls is one of the deepest around, making it a popular soaking spot for hot hikers.

A variety of Grand Canyon wildflowers on a breezy spring day.

Here's a guy having fun in the waves. Surfing is really such a fun thing to do, if you know how to.

This girl was feeding the dog on the porch when her uncle scared her. He sneaked up on her while growling, making her spill the dog food all over the floor.

This is a relaxing place to hang out. Check the video of this beautiful white shade house and nature.

A nice series of clips displaying springtime buds and wildflowers, then ending with a nice time lapse landscape with clouds floating by.

Numerous park visitors at the Mather Point overlook on the South Rim, watch as the last rays of sunlight illuminate canyon buttes and temples off in the distance.

Updated information to help plan river trip through the "lower end" of the canyon between Diamond Creek and Lake Mead. Includes Pearce Ferry rapid and take-out ramp.

This person was at a beach when they witnessed a surreal phenomenon during a solar eclipse. It seemed like a usual day until they noticed the sun rising at the horizon and the moon covering 80% of its surface during the eclipse, making it look like a double sunrise. They felt blessed and sounded extremely happy to be able to witness such a bright mix of colors of a rising sun.

A series of varied shots with flowering cacti as the focus. Wide angle displaying far off buttes and temples and also close up into the flowers.

Above the famed waterfall at Deer Creek is a series of sandstone patios with cascades and fine cottonwood trees.

One of the best ways you can experience the South Rim of Grand Canyon in 3 to 4 hours is to combine walking with shuttle bus riding. Learn ways to get out to spectacular scenic views, and visit the historic Grand Canyon Village.

What you need to know to deal with cold Colorado River water, treating hypothermia, and how water level fluctuations will effect the way you camp by the river.

This video is proof that things can always get messier.

Not only used for transportation, mules are also how supplies are packed into the Grand Canyon.

Join us for a guided walk around the General Grant Tree Trail.

Join us for a guided walk along the trails of Redwood Canyon at Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks

Join us for a guided walk along the trails of Redwood Canyon at Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks

This group of people participated in a Skydiving championship. For that, they were dropped from a plane and were to perform a set of unique formations mid-air. They would rotate around and come back to the center to hold on to each other in the way of a formation periodically.

This video gives an introduction to ecological restoration projects at Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks.

The sea is beautiful, this shot is also amazing. Check the video out.