Mike Tyson Is Scary

And if all of that lot doesn't work then he'll bite your ear off. As if Mike didn't cut an imposing enough figure, when he steps into the ring he's psyched himself up to believe he is an actual god. Scary dude.

The truth can sometimes be a surprise you’d rather not know. Although, it’s best this guy finds out earlier rather than later about the secret his date is hiding beneath that dress and under that make-up.

I don't think that's how you're supposed to play them.. LOL

ZeFrank turns his attention from the natural world to the supernatural world as he delivers some true facts about everyone's favourite silken voiced deity and penguin narrator Morgan Freeman.

I feel like their should be a disclaimer like 'don't go play urban tag kids' on this clip. Anyway, this guy makes store security systems go off and then waits to be spotted by a mall cop before he takes off - WTF!?!

It’s always the chipmunks who get all the chicks, surround by groupies who want to make out with them. But then that’s what happens when you’re a big rock star, doesn’t matter if your human or animal, chicks dig you.

If you don't know what Fus Ro Dah is, then you probably need to play more Skyrim. This guy manages to harnes the power of those words and use them to avoid taking any arrows to the knees. Mad skillz.

You've heard of a boy named Sue, well this is a chimp named Sue, and it's attacking a squad car. Maybe because it's a boy chimp and it's angry at its stupid name?

And in the red corner, Google Street View, and in the blue corner, the new challenger, Microsoft’s Street Slide. It’s going to be an ugly fight, some may never come out alive!

On a recent episode of The Tonight Show, comedian Ricky Gervais and host Jimmy Fallon swapped mouths and hilariously spoke for each other in a very freaky yet entirely amusing exchange.

Threads was aired on 1984 to an unsuspecting British public and, in just one airing, it put the UK off nuclear war for good. It’s grim viewing and just try and imagine how it would’ve impacted its audience in a pre-internet ara.