India makes the best music videos ever.

For reals.

Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction CM

BEST COMMERCIAL EVER
SINCE LIKE
THE BUNNIES SINGING PETER COTTONTAIL

10 Things I Hate About Commandments

On second thought I think I'll stick around for a while longer.

Yelle - Je Veux Te Voir

I finally managed to find her debut album the other day. It's faboo.

In Soviet Russie, game plays...oh that shit was never funny

The Only Mario Level That Plays Itself - Watch more free videos

Wow, for once a rom hacker actually made a creative level edit instead of placing some blocks into the shape of a dong or haphazardly shitting out some impossible design. Never thought I'd see the day.

Not Today Motherfucker!

My hero~♥

Mistah F.A.B. - Ghost Ride It

This is a wonderful video for many reasons:

1. He's rapping over the Ghostbusters theme.
2. They're ghost riding a tricked-out Ectomobile.
3. At about 2:11 there's this guy that passes by and he's wearing a Misfits skull t-shirt that has GRILLZ.
4. The lines "Ghost ride, ghost ride/Get out the way, let Casper drive/Ghost ride, go crazy/Who's that driving? Patrick Swayze!"
5. Later in the video they ride a tricked-out SHORT BUS.

Cookie Mongoloid - C is for Cookie (live)

Following in the theme of "metal is not totally shitty when anthropomorphic creatures are doing it", the group Cookie Mongoloid performs the perennial classic "C is for Cookie":

I don't know what amazes me more: the fact that somebody came up with the idea of a Sesame Street speed metal band, or that people are moshing to this song.

No, seriously.

MOSHING.

Pikku-Orava - Taivas lyö tulta

To start this off right, the video that inspired this blog's title:

Pikku-Orava means "Little Squirrel". The song title roughly means "The Sky Strikes Fire". But neither of those details are important to appreciate the beauty and wonder of this video. Whenever I see that little rodent bastard shredding on that guitar or hear him hit the high notes, it's like I've reached Nirvana (and not the fake Nirvana that was in SMT Digital Devil Saga 2). I love you forever, Pikku-Orava.

Incidentally this is actually a cover, the original being done by some Finnish metal band (wow that really narrows it down, doesn't it?):