The Dish

Another mesmerizing murmuration:

Another awesome compilation to make you feel good about humanity and meh about yourself:

A reader introduces us to the “world’s greatest xylophone player – or, if not, the most entertaining”:

Wow:

The short video “A Journey Through Seasons” simultaneously shows four seasons of travel on Norway’s northernmost railroad, the Nordland Railway. The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation created the video by filming the entire 10 hour, 473 mile rail journey four times throughout the year.

With the election over, Bad Lip Reading goes searching on the gridiron:

When an itch that won’t go away gives you the blues:

Let me introduce myself (the Darth Vader is awesome):

Go here for the full movie list. How did this incredible mashup accumulate only 5,600 hits in three months?

(Hat tip: The High Definite)

The work of sculptor İlhan Koman as intrepreted by digital artist Candaş Şişman. Give it time:

F L U X from candas sisman on Vimeo.

A music video of lights found in New York City:

On Melancholy Hill – NYC Lights from Chateau Bezerra on Vimeo.

Vince Mancini was worried about the length of his commissioned supercut of Schwarzenegger screams:

Then I watched.  I could not. Look. Away. I've watched it probably ten times now.  You thought Arnold's muscles were the key to his success?  Wrong.  It's his scream.  It's mesmerizing. They say music soothes the savage beast. That may be true. But after having watched this a few times, I now realize that it's the screams of the savage beast that are the true music.

NOOOOOOOO!!  GET TO DA CHOPPAAAAHHHHH!!!!!!!!  Forever and ever amen.

Tahiti 80 releases a triptastic new track, "Solitary Bizness":

Tahiti 80 Solitary Bizness from Tahiti 80 on Vimeo.

Aerosol Amoeba from Pahnl Whatnow on Vimeo.

Breathing life into spray paint. 144 hours of motion condensed down to four minutes. Music by Kidstreet.

Willy Wonka and the new Tron get mashed:

Your grandma is on Photo Booth:

(Hat tip: URLesque)

An urban timelapse with punch:

New York City – Timelapse from stimul on Vimeo.

Tanner Ringerud writes:

Brett Domino and Steven Peavis are back with a medley of hits from Nelly Furtado. Brett and Steven continue to be charming and adorably irrelevant as always.

Speeding up last Sunday's big race in New York:

A reader offers the best response to this viral mega-hit:

Yeah, but can he blog?

OK Go continues to reign over the viral music video:

Previous triumphs here, here and here.