Solo artists shine in music of many voices.

Man wrecks his supercar and goes from bad to worse.

Many are watching it, but few are buying in.

At ROFLcon, Blake Boston rapped to the Daily Dot about baby-mama drama and what differentiates him from his viral image macro. 

If your Facebook friends send out invitation like these, you might want to look for some new friends. 

Looking to catch up on the most buzzworthy Pinterest stories of the week? Let two experts bring you up to speed.

People just don't see the humor.

A glimpse into Baron Gould of Brookwood's last days is resonating powerfully with users.

Who says you can't build an entire arcade out of nothing but cardboard?

Forget bear hugs. This cuddly creature from the Olympic Game Farm just wants to say hello. 

The Brigade of Midshipmen have helped build anticipation for the annual Army-Navy football game with spirit spots on YouTube. 

Here's the video that illustrates why Sgt. Wayne Guillary of the LAPD has a five-star rating on RateMyCop.com. 

The madcap beatboxing genius talks to the Daily Dot about his "hit-and-run" approach to Twitter and Facebook.

George Lindell described his accident and is now a cult hero. Really.

This is what happens when people with a sense of humor inadvertently get recorded while setting up a webcam. 

The Amazing Atheist talks about his celebrity on YouTube, including fringe benefits.

Kittywood Studios shows you where cat videos really come from. 

Break.com releases a new video that anyone in a relationship should see (but not while you're on a date).

The Daily Dot spent $5 to buy a video from dancingdror, who writes your message on his belly and dances. Here's the result.

The Daily Dot ups its YouTube game.

The celebrity-dating trend on YouTube continues, with Betty White as the latest target.

Filmmakers spoof Carmageddon. 

Once you dig beneath YouTube's surface, you find a community so complex and engaging that it requires professional analysis. Enter Michael Wesch, aka Professor YouTube.

Here's why Nyan Cat, the absurdist singing feline Pop Tart, is proving to be a lasting meme.

Mila Kunis' invite to the Marine Corps Ball sparks a YouTube phenomenon.