100% Japan!
 

Gold digger alert!

Wait for the keyboard...
 

What a glorious moment of karma.
 

This young girl's biggest mistake was to lie to her mom about her first period.
 

The driver was apparently drunk so it may very well have been done on purpose..
 

This music-less version of David Bowie and Mick Jagger's 'Dancing in the Street' (1985) is really funny.

Same with:

Pharrell Williams: Happy

Prodigy: Firestarter

Also:

The scary killer clown is back in a new terrifying prank

Skip to 1:45 to see it in action and avoid the explanations.
 

It's been more than a month since we've posted an awesome animated short so here comes one for this month.

Previously:

Johnny Express: a lazy space delivery man lands on a tiny planet

OK Go's latest music video 'The Writing's On The Wall' is insane, as usual. It took them three weeks of hard work and over 50 attempts to get it right!

Some of their most appreciated works in case you want to see more:

Here It Goes Again - Having fun with treadmills

This Too Shall Pass - An epic Rube Golden machine

Needing/Getting - 1000 instruments over 2 miles of desert

White Knuckles - Having fun with dogs, cups and stuff

This happened last Saturday on England's Brands Hatch circuit during the middle of the race. This 21-year-old reckless idiot did it all in the name of YOLO and as you will see, his girlfriend screamed in horror and begged him not do it.

He may have to pay up to around $175.000 (26 teams at an average cost per team of around $6.800).
 

Also:

Two runners encounter a black bear on a hiking trail in Canada

Previously:

The ultimate parking fails compilation

This violent man is seen beating his wife on the street and people won't let it happen again. Instant karma FTW.
 

A simple and harmless funny joke.
 

This one was caught on film in Japan and it vanished just as fast as it appeared. Must be tempting to go stand in it.
 

See how this guy inserted himself into Britney Spears' entire 'Work B**ch' music video, it's simply hilarious.
 

While hiking through the desert in Arizona, Zak Anderegg found a puppy in a 350-foot deep Canyon (100m) and decided to go back with equipment to rescue the poor dog.