The Roots 'Game of Thrones' Rap

The Roots' Tariq "Black Thought" Trotter recaps the plot lines of the first four seasons of HBO's Game of Thrones in the form of a catchy rap song on The Tonight Show—and it's the best kind of recap you can get.

There are many worthy kickstarter funds, but none more worthy of your hard earned cash than this one. Mr. Bozels is hoping to build his own zoo full of cats, dogs and ants. It will be the best zoo EVER.

Bert and Earnie rap.. LOL

Those girls are looking at him, like "What's this demi-douche up to?" But he's owning it like a goddamn boss, full of win, he could out warlock Charlie Sheen. The boy just doesn't give a flying hoot. Go kid!

Diablo 3 is awesome but apparently it's even more awesome when you play as 4 naked barbarians, stoically refusing to equip any items. I get the feeling that drugs are also part of the equation, but even without it's pretty funny.

Marty McFly and Doc Brown are famous for two things: traveling through time and constantly repeating the other person's name. And you know what, this would also make for a really fun drinking game too.

Renowned photographer Clayton Sotos is the first Innovator for Dell's 'Visual Innovators' series . Follow his artistic process as he gathers inspiration from city life and old mens buttholes.

BirGirPall Brings us another of his ridiculously awesome Battlefield 3 montages, this one with a Mario World theme. I'd love to see rage videos from all the koopa Troopas he beeped and booped.

And this ladies & gents is what having friends is all about. These guys turn their buddy's butt into a Roman Candleabra. As with every other time his butt has gone off, those standing nearby had the most to worry about.

In case you hadn't had enough of the whole Gangnam fad, here's a version of Psy's one hit wonder without any of the music. Just a crazy korean bloke dancing around in relative silence. Very weird.

Fun.’s “We Are Young” caught the minds of some people, but those lyrics don’t resonate for the oldies whose years are beyond 30. To fix this singer-songwriters Tommy Fields and Nikki Boyer created this version.