OK Go’s music video for “This Too Shall Pass”, off of their new album Of the Blue Colour of the Sky, has gone viral. And with good reason: the elaborate Rube Goldberg machine shown off is yet another example of the band’s breathtaking creative video format.

Afterward. (via shaneblog)

“And finally Winter, with its bitin’, whinin’ wind, and all the land will be mantled with snow.” - Roy Bean

VidCon, the world’s first ever community-based online video conference, is happening. This summer, from July 9th to July 11th, all of the best and most successful of the new crop of social video makers will be gathering together in Los Angeles to discuss web videos, from building businesses, to forming communities from sites like Vimeo and YouTube. This video from Hank Green, one of the organizers of VidCon, explains the conference clearly.

New Fractal by George Toledo:

This is an example of a new type of fractal concept using one of a great variety of settings that it’s capable of producing.

Procrastination by John Kelly

New requirement for my love: Being able to list every Harry Potter creature in alphabetic order. Get to it, ladies.

Insert Coin is an interesting animated short film by vurup.

Having a boring Thursday? Here’s some old ladies reenacting classic viral videos.

Party in the USA in Sign Language

I could say something like “What’s the sign for total garbage?” But, honestly, this sign-language version made the song even better for me.

Some people should never be allowed to have a video camera, and some should never be allowed to have a mic. Nick Dreamer is a rare example of someone who should never have both. Urlesque:

“With his fierce fauxstache, canary yellow bandana and operatic soprano timbre somehow blasting songs by the like of Lady GaGa further into deep space weirdness, we couldn’t help but fall in love.”

Due to Nick not allowing his videos to be embedded, you can’t watch the video here. Click here for his YouTube channel.