Julian Smith - Everything's Okay Now

Julian Smith is a strange guy. He makes strange videos on his Youtube channel and most of them are pretty damn funny, if you can get past all the strangeness surrounding them. This one is about a strange relationship.

This should teach us all to be more aware of our surroundings. And also to not trust people who stop you on the street and ask you if you'd go out with someone in an app.

It doesn't sound all that impressive until you watch the trials that they put it through. Swinging pickaxes, hammers, crowbars, chisels and even driving a fork lift at it. This window is freaking HENCH.

After a horrifically embarrassing fail like this, he'll never play goalie for his team again. There is a spot open on the gymnastics team, though.

Moving across a wall through town, we follow an odd, crazy story.. - COOL

If this video doesn’t make you want to don a safari hat and go dancing in the street like a loon, then there must be something seriously wrong with you. So off you go, don’t forget the hat, and make sure you get a friend to join you.

If at first your tractor doesn't succeed, try again and fail some more until you get something fail-worthy to post on the internet and amuse us all - OUCH!

In this multi-cultural day & age how can any American teen fail such an integral subject? It's shocking & makes you loose faith in the youth of today. How can they lead this great nation when they can't even speak its language!?

If we could just harness this incredible natural phenomenon, think of all the good we could do! Either that or we could just make like his owner and never have to walk our pets again…

If you look past the camera angles and all the cinematography, his wrists do look awfully limp while he's chasing down a perp. I'd be willing to wager he even knows how to play hopscotch and sells cookies door to door...

Leopards are such good hunters that they don't even need to go out looking for food. They just lie down, totally camouflaged and wait for their dinner to gallop into their mouths. Wish I could do that with a Nandos chicken...