“This video is inspired by the music of our most beloved videogame. Ranging almost three generations of gamers this is our humble tribute to the hours, days, months spent playing every Mario Bros game,” reads the video description.

We can only imagine how much fun it was for everyone in the orchestra to recreate the music and bring back many amazing childhood memories! The style of the video gives it a vintage vibe we absolutely love. We can’t wait to see what else this wonderful crew will come up with! Click play below to watch the video.

The post This Orchestra Performed Mario Bros. Music appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The video starts with an image of a human next to one of the smaller rocks and continues by showing bigger and bigger asteroids compared to a truck, a house, and a city landscape. In a matter of seconds, we get to see the big asteroids that could easily cover the entire city like New York.

If you’re not scared by what you see in the video, remember that in 2018, the B612 Foundation told The Daily Star that “it’s 100 percent certain we’ll be hit, but we’re not 100 percent sure when.” This was the same year when Stephen Hawking wrote that asteroids are the Earth’s biggest threat in his last book Brief Answers to the Big Questions.

See the video below.

The post This Scary Animation Compares the Size of Asteroids to NYC appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The word of the world’s most popular sitcom characters reuniting for an HBO Max special spread out fast last week and the Postmodern Jukebox crew decided to celebrate that by producing their own version of I’ll Be There For You in several various styles from the 1920s to the 1990s.

Noting that they just couldn’t ignore the fact that Friends are coming back, the team shared the video writing “here’s our “Evolution of the FRIENDS Theme Song (I’ll Be There For You) Through The Decades,” starring our incredible Postmodern Jukebox family and featuring The Rembrandts (the guys that made the theme song) themselves!” See it for yourself below.

The post Postmodern Jukebox Cover “Friends” Theme Through the Decades appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Shiryaev worked on that source video and turned it into a 4K HD masterpiece that really brings the atmosphere from more than a century ago closer to us today.

Along with the video, Shiryaev wrote: “Restored with neural networks 1911 New York footage taken by the Swedish company Svenska Biografteatern on a trip to America: FPS boosted to 60 frames per second; Image resolution boosted up to 4k; Resorted video sharpness; Colorized – I am still unsure about this, but regarding to high request from the subscribers decided to test DeOldify NN on this video.”

Below is the colorized video and below it is the source video posted by Guy Jones. What do you think about them?

The post Video Shows Colorized Footage of NYC in 1911 appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Along with the photo of the taco cake on Instagram, Sideserf shared a Youtube video showing the process of making it. If you follow her instructions, you can try making your own Taco Bell cake. Keep in mind that she’s bringing years of practice into her every project and don’t be disappointed if it doesn’t come out like this in the first try.

Sideserf lives and works in Austin, Texas, where she moved from Cleveland. She runs her business Sideserf Cake Studio and is known for making realistic cakes that look and taste amazing. Check out the “how-to” video for the Taco Bell cake below.

The post You Gotta See This Realistic Taco Bell Cake appeared first on PlayJunkie.

If you’ve been experiencing panic attacks or know someone who has, it may be useful to watch this video to learn what a panic attack actually does to your body. Although panic attacks and anxiety attacks share some symptoms, there are key differences that help you realize which one you’re having.

While anxiety attacks represent a body’s answer to a period of excessive worry, panic attacks happen for no obvious reason and last for a few minutes or hours. Learn more in the video below.

The post This Video Explains the Physiology of Panic Attacks appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Oscar-winning animation director Kunio Katō and producers Toshio Suzuki and Tomohiko Ishii created this short but adorable anime-style advert for Japanese convenience store chain Lawson. It’s only 15 seconds long, but it’s packed with cute characters and scenes that depict a common day at their store.

You can see the ad below. This is not the first time Studio Ghibli dipped into the advertising world. In fact, their collaboration with Lawson started nearly 20 years ago, in 2001.

The post Studio Ghibli Creates Animated Ad for “Lawson” appeared first on PlayJunkie.

• iconic, those that represent literal objects like a flat surface
• metaphoric, that symbolize concepts like “before” and “after”
• deictic, when you point to yourself or someone
• pragmatic, like offering a seat
• beat, which follows the rhythm of speech

Watch the video below to learn more about the hand gestures we make and some symbols that we commonly use without knowing they can have another meaning in other cultures. Scott will walk you through everything you need to know on this topic.

The post Watch: Why We Use Hand Gestures When Speaking appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“On this episode, I take my son’s drawing and turn it into a real, functioning piece of furniture. I still used a lot of proper woodworking techniques to build this project, even though the final outcome might not appear that way,” Salomone wrote along with the video. 

To see what the end result looks like and how the kid reacted to his dad’s amazing gesture, watch the video below.

The post Father Turns Son’s Furniture Drawing Into a Real Thing appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Wren Weichman, Corridor Crew YouTube channel member, explains the actual size of atoms by comparing it to the size of a tennis ball. If an atom was the size of a tennis ball, he says, our blood cells would be the size of a small town. A penny would have the same diameter as the Earth! It’s pretty wild to even think about it.

Scroll down to see the full video.

The post How Big the Atoms and Universe Actually Are appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“This video is inspired by the music of our most beloved videogame. Ranging almost three generations of gamers this is our humble tribute to the hours, days, months spent playing every Mario Bros game,” reads the video description.

We can only imagine how much fun it was for everyone in the orchestra to recreate the music and bring back many amazing childhood memories! The style of the video gives it a vintage vibe we absolutely love. We can’t wait to see what else this wonderful crew will come up with! Click play below to watch the video.

The post This Orchestra Performed Mario Bros. Music appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The video starts with an image of a human next to one of the smaller rocks and continues by showing bigger and bigger asteroids compared to a truck, a house, and a city landscape. In a matter of seconds, we get to see the big asteroids that could easily cover the entire city like New York.

If you’re not scared by what you see in the video, remember that in 2018, the B612 Foundation told The Daily Star that “it’s 100 percent certain we’ll be hit, but we’re not 100 percent sure when.” This was the same year when Stephen Hawking wrote that asteroids are the Earth’s biggest threat in his last book Brief Answers to the Big Questions.

See the video below.

The post This Scary Animation Compares the Size of Asteroids to NYC appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The word of the world’s most popular sitcom characters reuniting for an HBO Max special spread out fast last week and the Postmodern Jukebox crew decided to celebrate that by producing their own version of I’ll Be There For You in several various styles from the 1920s to the 1990s.

Noting that they just couldn’t ignore the fact that Friends are coming back, the team shared the video writing “here’s our “Evolution of the FRIENDS Theme Song (I’ll Be There For You) Through The Decades,” starring our incredible Postmodern Jukebox family and featuring The Rembrandts (the guys that made the theme song) themselves!” See it for yourself below.

The post Postmodern Jukebox Cover “Friends” Theme Through the Decades appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Shiryaev worked on that source video and turned it into a 4K HD masterpiece that really brings the atmosphere from more than a century ago closer to us today.

Along with the video, Shiryaev wrote: “Restored with neural networks 1911 New York footage taken by the Swedish company Svenska Biografteatern on a trip to America: FPS boosted to 60 frames per second; Image resolution boosted up to 4k; Resorted video sharpness; Colorized – I am still unsure about this, but regarding to high request from the subscribers decided to test DeOldify NN on this video.”

Below is the colorized video and below it is the source video posted by Guy Jones. What do you think about them?

The post Video Shows Colorized Footage of NYC in 1911 appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Along with the photo of the taco cake on Instagram, Sideserf shared a Youtube video showing the process of making it. If you follow her instructions, you can try making your own Taco Bell cake. Keep in mind that she’s bringing years of practice into her every project and don’t be disappointed if it doesn’t come out like this in the first try.

Sideserf lives and works in Austin, Texas, where she moved from Cleveland. She runs her business Sideserf Cake Studio and is known for making realistic cakes that look and taste amazing. Check out the “how-to” video for the Taco Bell cake below.

The post You Gotta See This Realistic Taco Bell Cake appeared first on PlayJunkie.

If you’ve been experiencing panic attacks or know someone who has, it may be useful to watch this video to learn what a panic attack actually does to your body. Although panic attacks and anxiety attacks share some symptoms, there are key differences that help you realize which one you’re having.

While anxiety attacks represent a body’s answer to a period of excessive worry, panic attacks happen for no obvious reason and last for a few minutes or hours. Learn more in the video below.

The post This Video Explains the Physiology of Panic Attacks appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Oscar-winning animation director Kunio Katō and producers Toshio Suzuki and Tomohiko Ishii created this short but adorable anime-style advert for Japanese convenience store chain Lawson. It’s only 15 seconds long, but it’s packed with cute characters and scenes that depict a common day at their store.

You can see the ad below. This is not the first time Studio Ghibli dipped into the advertising world. In fact, their collaboration with Lawson started nearly 20 years ago, in 2001.

The post Studio Ghibli Creates Animated Ad for “Lawson” appeared first on PlayJunkie.

• iconic, those that represent literal objects like a flat surface
• metaphoric, that symbolize concepts like “before” and “after”
• deictic, when you point to yourself or someone
• pragmatic, like offering a seat
• beat, which follows the rhythm of speech

Watch the video below to learn more about the hand gestures we make and some symbols that we commonly use without knowing they can have another meaning in other cultures. Scott will walk you through everything you need to know on this topic.

The post Watch: Why We Use Hand Gestures When Speaking appeared first on PlayJunkie.

“On this episode, I take my son’s drawing and turn it into a real, functioning piece of furniture. I still used a lot of proper woodworking techniques to build this project, even though the final outcome might not appear that way,” Salomone wrote along with the video. 

To see what the end result looks like and how the kid reacted to his dad’s amazing gesture, watch the video below.

The post Father Turns Son’s Furniture Drawing Into a Real Thing appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Wren Weichman, Corridor Crew YouTube channel member, explains the actual size of atoms by comparing it to the size of a tennis ball. If an atom was the size of a tennis ball, he says, our blood cells would be the size of a small town. A penny would have the same diameter as the Earth! It’s pretty wild to even think about it.

Scroll down to see the full video.

The post How Big the Atoms and Universe Actually Are appeared first on PlayJunkie.