The post Christmas Argument about “Wicked” and Alien Drones Goes Viral appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>In a viral clip shared on social media, one TikTok user captured a heated debate between two family members about the connection between Wicked and alien drones.
In the video, the user can be seen trying not to laugh while two voices argue in the background.
“Are you kidding me John? A green woman sings about defying gravity and a week later there’s alien drones all over the sky? And think that’s a coincidence “one family member can be heard saying.
The “alien drones” is likely a reference to recent “mysterious” drone sightings in New Jersey that turned out to be a coincidence of commercial drones, hobbyist drones, and law enforcement drones appearing in the sky in a larger frequency.
“It’s a metaphor, she’s defying the constraints of her society,” another responds.
“Soft disclosure, look it up,” the first person adds.
The argument not only entertained the poster but also other TikTok users, who compared the argument to the comedy Step Brothers, which stars Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly.
“Why does he kinda sound like Will Ferrell and give off Step Brothers vibes?,” one TikToker commented.
“they sound like those 2 guys in Stepbrothers,” another added.
“Is that John C Reilly? “Soft disclosure, look it up” is giving step brothers,” someone chimed in.
The post Christmas Argument about “Wicked” and Alien Drones Goes Viral appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post These Absurd Comics with Unexpected Twists Will Make You Laugh appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Nelson presents Twonks Comics in a single-panel format with simple yet effective illustrations. He uses only a few lines of text to create a setting and deliver a punch line, although sometimes his jokes are so good that they don’t need any text at all.
Comedy has been Nelson’s career path since he turned 18. He started performing as a stand-up comedian before eventually landing writing gigs on radio and television and even receiving an opportunity to create his own show.
During the pandemic, when there were fewer comedy gigs, Nelson decided to turn to social media and started creating Twonks Comics. He quickly gained a huge following online, with internet users loving his sense of humor. Additionally, he started getting attention from elsewhere. His comics have been featured in advertisement campaigns while also being syndicated to national newspapers.
If you are wondering what makes Twonks Comics so funny, continue scrolling below to check out more of them.
The post These Absurd Comics with Unexpected Twists Will Make You Laugh appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Woman Brings Laughs to Social Media with Her Attempt to Make Balloon Santa appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Manda documented her project in a viral video shared on TikTok. She first showed the original balloon art that inspired her and then her own creation for comparison.
Her balloon Santa looked nothing like the reference photo, but it would be amazing in an art gallery as a piece of abstract art.
Manda obviously seemed like a good sport about her failed attempt, while TikTok users appreciated the video, which got 6.4 million views.
“that was SO much funnier than i anticipated,” one user wrote in the comments section.
A lot of users also seemed to have enjoyed not only the laughs but also the aesthetics of Manda’s creation. Someone even said that it reminds them of Pablo Picasso’s work.
“I like yours. He seems more enthusiastic,” one person commented.
“I prefer yours it’s giving Picasso vibes,” another added.
Manda later shared a follow up video to provide a better look at her balloon Santa with a funny animation of a dancing elf as a bonus.
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]]>The post Hilarious Compilation Shows What Happens When Pet Owners Bark at Their Dogs appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>When hearing the bark, some of the puppers took it as an invitation to play, others immediately went into a defensive mode, and some were downright confused and seemed like they are wondering what’s wrong with their humans. One dog simply decided to kiss their owner, probably thinking their human is acting weird and could use some affection.
The video received more than five million views since being shared in early December and delighted other TikTok users and animal lovers.
“If you do it properly it means “let’s play” that’s why they get excited,” @no0tn0ot commented.
“I feel like I’m watching a bunch of dogs try to say, “Whoaaaa, that’s our word,” @harry.hands.og quipped.
The video even inspired some dog owners to try out this stunt themselves. However, it turned out that not all dogs are willing to take the bait.
“my dog just looks at me like I’m some joke,” one person shared in the comments section.
“Is my dog the only one that just gives me a side eye,” another added.
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]]>The post Student Goes Viral for Recording a Song to Ask for an Extension appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>In a viral video shared on TikTok, Hunter showed an email from an unnamed student who explained that they had statistics exam they were unprepared for and would not be able to put enough time to complete the task for her class. They also attached a file titled “EXTENSION.”
The file was actually a song in which student the student was asking for an extension while also using the usual excuses including that their computer crashed and that their dog ate the router so they don’t have the internet.
“I swear college kids these days will do ANYTHING except write their actual essay,” Hunter shared in the video, which has more than 19 million views.
Hunter also shared a follow-up video after many TikTokers rushed to the comments section to ask whether the student got an extension. According to Hunter, the student got the extension, and so did the entire class. Additionally, she explained that the song was actually part of the assignment.
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]]>The post Someone Has Been Placing Googly Eyes on Public Art in Oregon City appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Bend is home to Roundabout Art Route, a stretch of artworks situated on the roundabouts of the city’s main road. In recent weeks, several of those artworks were targeted for a humorous makeover with googly eyes by unnamed individuals.
The pieces that had googly eyes fitted on them included Joe Halko’s “Big Ears,” which shows a bronze-cast family of deer, Brandon Zebold’s “Orb I,” a six-foot-tall sphere made of metal, and Frank Boyden’s sculpture of a bird named “Phoenix Rising.”
While the public was overwhelmingly entertained by this unusual intervention, the city officials have been urging the Googly Eye Bandit, a nickname given to the mysterious culprit, to halt its project. According to them, the adhesive used to secure the googly eyes could damage the sculpture.
“We love our roundabout art in Bend, so let’s do our part to take care of it,” the city of Band wrote in a social media post. “While the googly eyes placed on the various art pieces around town might give you a chuckle, it costs money to remove them with care to not damage the art.”
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]]>The post Connie Kang Sees the Human Side of Animals appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>“I was captivated by the uncanny similarities between humans and their pets. It sparked an idea, and I started sketching a series inspired by these resemblances, having so much fun with it. Earlier this year that fascination lingered, so I decided to take it further and create human characters based on the personality and traits of animals,” Connie Kang said to Bored Panda.
But just how does she come up with the personification of so many animals? “I focus on highlighting the unique quirks and charm of both the animal and the human they’re inspired by. For example, a photo of an angry owl strutting might give me a strong mafia vibe. That led me to design a mafia boss character inspired by Al Pacino in The Godfather. I carefully emphasize traits that bring out humor and authenticity, creating a connection between the animal’s personality and the human interpretation,” Kang explained.
Kang takes the fur, scales, and feathers of animals and turns them into the clothing their human counterpart wears. After all, Kang says, humans have always been inspired by animals anyway.
“Fashion is a vital part of the storytelling in my work. The clothing reflects the character’s personality while staying true to the animal’s energy. For instance, if an animal exudes sleek elegance, the human counterpart might wear something retro and chic… Additionally, I draw heavily from the natural patterns and colors of animals themselves,” she told Bored Panda.
Check out Kang’s incredibly creative and humorous works—we guarantee you’ll love them all.
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]]>The post College Professor Wakes Up Sleeping Students by Singing Emo Music appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Pittman shared his unique method in a recent video posted on TikTok. The clip, which has received more than 57 million views so far, shows Pittman breaking out emo-era hits like Secondhand Serenade’s “Fall for You,” Green Day’s “Basket Case,” and Blink-182’s “I Miss You” to unassuming students while accompanying it with a proper stage appearance.
The students who woke up had a hard time realizing what was happening, while the rest of the class visibly enjoyed their professor’s antics.
TikTok users absolutely loved Pittman’s methods while sharing their thoughts in the comments section.
“Idk what’s better him pulling megaphone out of seemingly no where or the other kid reaching over to plug his nose to make the blink 182 song more authentic sounding,” one TikTok user wrote.
“This is the type of professor you randomly pick because you need the class and end up picking whenever you can for other classes,” another added.
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]]>The post Loose Parts Comics are a Perfect Mix of Odd, Weird, and Funny appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>In these comics, you’ll find clever puns, aliens who mistakenly use inappropriate sign language to introduce themselves to humans, sharks who are trying to game dating apps, obsessive-compulsive leaf raking, and more.
Created by illustrator and writer Dave Blazek, Loose Parts Comics has been entertaining millions of people for more than two decades. They have been published in more than 120 media outlets in the USA and Canada and continue to be featured in newspapers like The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Toronto Sun.
Blazek describes his Loose Parts comics as “oddly intelligent, weirdly entertaining and impulsively funny” while adding that people in them are “dumber than each other” while animals are “smarter than anyone else”.
“It roams living rooms, medieval castles and science labs; it peeks into suburban kitchens and operating rooms and treks to outer space and beyond, all in the search of funny. It views the world from a different angle so you don’t hurt your neck trying to do it for yourself,” Blazek shares.
Even if you are not an avid newspaper reader, you can still check out episodes of Loose Parts Comics thanks to social media. Scroll down to see some of our favorites.
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]]>The post Girlfriends Put Their Boyfriends to “First to Call Back “Test, and the Internet Loves It appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>TikTok user @izzyy726 recently decided to try out the challenge with her friends and capture the results in a now-viral video.
The clip sees @izzyy726 and three of her friends calling their boyfriends, letting the phone ring for just a second and then abandoning the call. They then put their phones on the table and wait to see what will happen.
“Who’s man will call back first???,” @izzyy726 asked in the video while displaying the length of each relationship on the phones so the viewers can take a guess whose boyfriend will make the first call.
The woman who has been in a relationship with her boyfriend for five years was the first one to receive a call back. A woman who was in a relationship for two and a half years received a text shortly after, as did the woman in a six-and-a-half-year relationship. The video didn’t reveal how much it took for a boyfriend in the longest relationship of seven years to call back.
The video ended up quickly capturing the attention of TikTok users, who loved the playful nature of the challenge. It has been viewed 47 million times since it was posted a couple of weeks ago, and it has received 10K comments.
As it turns out, a lot of TikTokers were expecting the seven-year boyfriend to be the last one to call.
“i knew it that the 7 years relationship would be last,” one user commented.
Others made light-hearted jokes about it.
“7 years ain’t calling back until 3 business days,” one person wrote.
“Relationship expired in 6 years … got it,” another added.
The post Girlfriends Put Their Boyfriends to “First to Call Back “Test, and the Internet Loves It appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Christmas Argument about “Wicked” and Alien Drones Goes Viral appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>In a viral clip shared on social media, one TikTok user captured a heated debate between two family members about the connection between Wicked and alien drones.
In the video, the user can be seen trying not to laugh while two voices argue in the background.
“Are you kidding me John? A green woman sings about defying gravity and a week later there’s alien drones all over the sky? And think that’s a coincidence “one family member can be heard saying.
The “alien drones” is likely a reference to recent “mysterious” drone sightings in New Jersey that turned out to be a coincidence of commercial drones, hobbyist drones, and law enforcement drones appearing in the sky in a larger frequency.
“It’s a metaphor, she’s defying the constraints of her society,” another responds.
“Soft disclosure, look it up,” the first person adds.
The argument not only entertained the poster but also other TikTok users, who compared the argument to the comedy Step Brothers, which stars Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly.
“Why does he kinda sound like Will Ferrell and give off Step Brothers vibes?,” one TikToker commented.
“they sound like those 2 guys in Stepbrothers,” another added.
“Is that John C Reilly? “Soft disclosure, look it up” is giving step brothers,” someone chimed in.
The post Christmas Argument about “Wicked” and Alien Drones Goes Viral appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post These Absurd Comics with Unexpected Twists Will Make You Laugh appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Nelson presents Twonks Comics in a single-panel format with simple yet effective illustrations. He uses only a few lines of text to create a setting and deliver a punch line, although sometimes his jokes are so good that they don’t need any text at all.
Comedy has been Nelson’s career path since he turned 18. He started performing as a stand-up comedian before eventually landing writing gigs on radio and television and even receiving an opportunity to create his own show.
During the pandemic, when there were fewer comedy gigs, Nelson decided to turn to social media and started creating Twonks Comics. He quickly gained a huge following online, with internet users loving his sense of humor. Additionally, he started getting attention from elsewhere. His comics have been featured in advertisement campaigns while also being syndicated to national newspapers.
If you are wondering what makes Twonks Comics so funny, continue scrolling below to check out more of them.
The post These Absurd Comics with Unexpected Twists Will Make You Laugh appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Woman Brings Laughs to Social Media with Her Attempt to Make Balloon Santa appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Manda documented her project in a viral video shared on TikTok. She first showed the original balloon art that inspired her and then her own creation for comparison.
Her balloon Santa looked nothing like the reference photo, but it would be amazing in an art gallery as a piece of abstract art.
Manda obviously seemed like a good sport about her failed attempt, while TikTok users appreciated the video, which got 6.4 million views.
“that was SO much funnier than i anticipated,” one user wrote in the comments section.
A lot of users also seemed to have enjoyed not only the laughs but also the aesthetics of Manda’s creation. Someone even said that it reminds them of Pablo Picasso’s work.
“I like yours. He seems more enthusiastic,” one person commented.
“I prefer yours it’s giving Picasso vibes,” another added.
Manda later shared a follow up video to provide a better look at her balloon Santa with a funny animation of a dancing elf as a bonus.
The post Woman Brings Laughs to Social Media with Her Attempt to Make Balloon Santa appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Hilarious Compilation Shows What Happens When Pet Owners Bark at Their Dogs appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>When hearing the bark, some of the puppers took it as an invitation to play, others immediately went into a defensive mode, and some were downright confused and seemed like they are wondering what’s wrong with their humans. One dog simply decided to kiss their owner, probably thinking their human is acting weird and could use some affection.
The video received more than five million views since being shared in early December and delighted other TikTok users and animal lovers.
“If you do it properly it means “let’s play” that’s why they get excited,” @no0tn0ot commented.
“I feel like I’m watching a bunch of dogs try to say, “Whoaaaa, that’s our word,” @harry.hands.og quipped.
The video even inspired some dog owners to try out this stunt themselves. However, it turned out that not all dogs are willing to take the bait.
“my dog just looks at me like I’m some joke,” one person shared in the comments section.
“Is my dog the only one that just gives me a side eye,” another added.
The post Hilarious Compilation Shows What Happens When Pet Owners Bark at Their Dogs appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Student Goes Viral for Recording a Song to Ask for an Extension appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>In a viral video shared on TikTok, Hunter showed an email from an unnamed student who explained that they had statistics exam they were unprepared for and would not be able to put enough time to complete the task for her class. They also attached a file titled “EXTENSION.”
The file was actually a song in which student the student was asking for an extension while also using the usual excuses including that their computer crashed and that their dog ate the router so they don’t have the internet.
“I swear college kids these days will do ANYTHING except write their actual essay,” Hunter shared in the video, which has more than 19 million views.
Hunter also shared a follow-up video after many TikTokers rushed to the comments section to ask whether the student got an extension. According to Hunter, the student got the extension, and so did the entire class. Additionally, she explained that the song was actually part of the assignment.
The post Student Goes Viral for Recording a Song to Ask for an Extension appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Someone Has Been Placing Googly Eyes on Public Art in Oregon City appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Bend is home to Roundabout Art Route, a stretch of artworks situated on the roundabouts of the city’s main road. In recent weeks, several of those artworks were targeted for a humorous makeover with googly eyes by unnamed individuals.
The pieces that had googly eyes fitted on them included Joe Halko’s “Big Ears,” which shows a bronze-cast family of deer, Brandon Zebold’s “Orb I,” a six-foot-tall sphere made of metal, and Frank Boyden’s sculpture of a bird named “Phoenix Rising.”
While the public was overwhelmingly entertained by this unusual intervention, the city officials have been urging the Googly Eye Bandit, a nickname given to the mysterious culprit, to halt its project. According to them, the adhesive used to secure the googly eyes could damage the sculpture.
“We love our roundabout art in Bend, so let’s do our part to take care of it,” the city of Band wrote in a social media post. “While the googly eyes placed on the various art pieces around town might give you a chuckle, it costs money to remove them with care to not damage the art.”
The post Someone Has Been Placing Googly Eyes on Public Art in Oregon City appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Connie Kang Sees the Human Side of Animals appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>“I was captivated by the uncanny similarities between humans and their pets. It sparked an idea, and I started sketching a series inspired by these resemblances, having so much fun with it. Earlier this year that fascination lingered, so I decided to take it further and create human characters based on the personality and traits of animals,” Connie Kang said to Bored Panda.
But just how does she come up with the personification of so many animals? “I focus on highlighting the unique quirks and charm of both the animal and the human they’re inspired by. For example, a photo of an angry owl strutting might give me a strong mafia vibe. That led me to design a mafia boss character inspired by Al Pacino in The Godfather. I carefully emphasize traits that bring out humor and authenticity, creating a connection between the animal’s personality and the human interpretation,” Kang explained.
Kang takes the fur, scales, and feathers of animals and turns them into the clothing their human counterpart wears. After all, Kang says, humans have always been inspired by animals anyway.
“Fashion is a vital part of the storytelling in my work. The clothing reflects the character’s personality while staying true to the animal’s energy. For instance, if an animal exudes sleek elegance, the human counterpart might wear something retro and chic… Additionally, I draw heavily from the natural patterns and colors of animals themselves,” she told Bored Panda.
Check out Kang’s incredibly creative and humorous works—we guarantee you’ll love them all.
The post Connie Kang Sees the Human Side of Animals appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post College Professor Wakes Up Sleeping Students by Singing Emo Music appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>Pittman shared his unique method in a recent video posted on TikTok. The clip, which has received more than 57 million views so far, shows Pittman breaking out emo-era hits like Secondhand Serenade’s “Fall for You,” Green Day’s “Basket Case,” and Blink-182’s “I Miss You” to unassuming students while accompanying it with a proper stage appearance.
The students who woke up had a hard time realizing what was happening, while the rest of the class visibly enjoyed their professor’s antics.
TikTok users absolutely loved Pittman’s methods while sharing their thoughts in the comments section.
“Idk what’s better him pulling megaphone out of seemingly no where or the other kid reaching over to plug his nose to make the blink 182 song more authentic sounding,” one TikTok user wrote.
“This is the type of professor you randomly pick because you need the class and end up picking whenever you can for other classes,” another added.
The post College Professor Wakes Up Sleeping Students by Singing Emo Music appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Loose Parts Comics are a Perfect Mix of Odd, Weird, and Funny appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>In these comics, you’ll find clever puns, aliens who mistakenly use inappropriate sign language to introduce themselves to humans, sharks who are trying to game dating apps, obsessive-compulsive leaf raking, and more.
Created by illustrator and writer Dave Blazek, Loose Parts Comics has been entertaining millions of people for more than two decades. They have been published in more than 120 media outlets in the USA and Canada and continue to be featured in newspapers like The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and the Toronto Sun.
Blazek describes his Loose Parts comics as “oddly intelligent, weirdly entertaining and impulsively funny” while adding that people in them are “dumber than each other” while animals are “smarter than anyone else”.
“It roams living rooms, medieval castles and science labs; it peeks into suburban kitchens and operating rooms and treks to outer space and beyond, all in the search of funny. It views the world from a different angle so you don’t hurt your neck trying to do it for yourself,” Blazek shares.
Even if you are not an avid newspaper reader, you can still check out episodes of Loose Parts Comics thanks to social media. Scroll down to see some of our favorites.
The post Loose Parts Comics are a Perfect Mix of Odd, Weird, and Funny appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>The post Girlfriends Put Their Boyfriends to “First to Call Back “Test, and the Internet Loves It appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>TikTok user @izzyy726 recently decided to try out the challenge with her friends and capture the results in a now-viral video.
The clip sees @izzyy726 and three of her friends calling their boyfriends, letting the phone ring for just a second and then abandoning the call. They then put their phones on the table and wait to see what will happen.
“Who’s man will call back first???,” @izzyy726 asked in the video while displaying the length of each relationship on the phones so the viewers can take a guess whose boyfriend will make the first call.
The woman who has been in a relationship with her boyfriend for five years was the first one to receive a call back. A woman who was in a relationship for two and a half years received a text shortly after, as did the woman in a six-and-a-half-year relationship. The video didn’t reveal how much it took for a boyfriend in the longest relationship of seven years to call back.
The video ended up quickly capturing the attention of TikTok users, who loved the playful nature of the challenge. It has been viewed 47 million times since it was posted a couple of weeks ago, and it has received 10K comments.
As it turns out, a lot of TikTokers were expecting the seven-year boyfriend to be the last one to call.
“i knew it that the 7 years relationship would be last,” one user commented.
Others made light-hearted jokes about it.
“7 years ain’t calling back until 3 business days,” one person wrote.
“Relationship expired in 6 years … got it,” another added.
The post Girlfriends Put Their Boyfriends to “First to Call Back “Test, and the Internet Loves It appeared first on PlayJunkie.
]]>