Da Vinci's Piano-Cello
Over five hundred years ago, Leonardo Da Vinci designed an instrument that was a cross between the piano and the cello. Over five hundred years later, Slawomir Zubrzycki built and played it for the very first time.
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Jimmy Kimmel Pranks John Krasinski
Jimmy Kimmel spreads the Christmas cheer by having the North Pole throw up all over John Krasinski's house.
The Re Made American Master Plunger
Peter Smith-Buchanan and his American Master Plunger give Peter Buchanan-Smith and his American Felling Axe a run for their hand-crafted money in this spoof of Best Made Co.
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Savage X Fenty V-Day Collection
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Rap Battle Proposal
In the sweetest rap battle on the web, Adam gets some help from English battle rap collective Don't Flop for his proposal to girlfriend Jackie, AKA Rapunsell.
Bungee Jumping Without A Harness
They say every good relationship is built on trust, but this is just ridiculous.
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amp AI-Powered Home Fitness
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Carter Cutlery
At the tender age of 18, Nova Scotia-born Murray Carter traveled to Japan where he apprenticed under a Japanese bladesmith for 6 years. Today, the 17th Generation Yoshimoto Bladesmith still uses those same practices in his shop in Hillsboro, Oregon.
Ron Burgundy Sings Mayor Rob Ford's Campaign Song
With special guest the jazz flute, Ron Burgundy shows his support for the troubled Toronto mayor.
