Creed Shreds

If you're a fan of Creed, set your ears to stun because this is probably some of the most outrageously experimental music you will ever hear. I wasn't sure whether or not I'd see them live, but after this i am certain.

In the middle of their set the band get passed a note. One of the members of the audience wants to play bass. Being the good sports they are, The Hives say "Yes", but only if he puts on a matching vest. Awesome.

Everyone loves Fridays, but some get a little bit more excited than others. Take Jason for example. Monday to Thursday he's a hard working young man, but come Friday it all goes out the window and he just has to kill people.

Yay Adam Buxton, yay! Buxto Buckles knows what the Festive Xmas Seasonings is all about, it’s about Morrissey songs being featured out of context and causing controversy when, really, who gives a fuckeroo?

Insane Clown Posse fans rejoice! Finally, a dating site that cares about the diverse needs and desires of today's modern Juggalo, so if you're a Juggalo and you're alone, then hook up with a freak just like you.

This has got to be the world's luckiest motorcyclist, as he survives a crash by front flipping onto the cars roof totally by chance—if that hadn't have happened his fate might've been very different indeed.

This dude takes a ride down his homemade zip line but picks up too much speed and slams into the tree holding the end of the line.

Some people think a tank is weapon of destruction. Not this guy, he’s turned it into a musical instrument. Just because the military-industrial complex teaches us all to hate each doesn’t mean you have to follow the rules.

Take away the music (while adding some sound effects) from the video for Michael Jackson's 1987 hit The Way You Make Me Feel from the Bad album and you have something that's surprisingly unnerving to watch and listen to.

Immitation is the highest form of flattery. Still, I'm not sure that whoever holds the Smurfs copyright will appreciate the addage while this sort of thing is going on. Still can't be worse that the real smurfs movie...

For anyone who's ever strummed out a few chords and thought for a moment they were Slash, prepare to feel shame. Zoe Thomson of the Mini Band absolutely shreds. She is eight years old. Yeah, you probably feel pretty stupid now, right?