Funny videos for Wednesday

Brian directed me to this video of a white boy rapping. Pretty good and he’s quick with the rhymes. I’m as impressed with his memorization skillz as I am with his flow. Lots of great lines in here.



And then this one Andreea sent me (from Ugly Doggy). It’s longer, closer to home, and maybe not quite as funny (perhaps because of the aforementioned close-to-home issue). But still worth sharing and watching.



See? That wasn’t so hard.

RA DIOHEA_D make data more INTE_RESTI NG

Radiohead’s “House of Cards” video was unveiled this week. I love this song (not just because the opening lyrics always make me think of Prince), and the video is decent. (Music videos in general seem like they’ve lost so much cultural relevance). It’s just like Radiohead to shoot a video without cameras. Watch it here.

Check out the making-of video below.



Learn more here, including (of course) the opportunity to explore data visualization and have a hands-on experience with the data.

Ever the promoters of fan interaction: “If you manage to create a data visualization that you'd wish to share, the band would love to see it. You can share your videos on the House of Cards YouTube group.”

The Girl Effect

In case you haven't already seen it elsewhere...

Everything has a website

Feel overwhelmed by and/or unclear of the benefits of blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Digg, Second Life, del.icio.us, or other parts of the current digital landscape?

Dennis Cass, a writer (you know, of books), shares your pain* and made a funny little video about the paperback release of his book.

Hey look, it's right here!



* Or does he?

Four capital letters

We’ve gone music-crazy over here at Super Floss for the last few posts, and today continues that trend. Kind of.

This is actually a post about the awesome retro graphic treatments explored (or re-explored) in Justice’s video for “DVNO.”

Especially love the closing reference to the old Stephen J. Cannell productions closing credits.

Watch it here now.