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In light of the recent tragic hate crime in Atlanta, many have been vocal on social media about the ongoing discrimination against Asian Americans. While it's undoubtedly important for these problems to be addressed, the marketing teams of big corporations tend to be rather obnoxious in their virtue-signaling after a national tragedy. When a company's primary goal is to sell you something, sometimes it's hard to take their platitudes about social justice seriously. YouTuber Ian Kung personified this cringe perfectly in his satirical video about how corporations often clumsily respond to a national tragedy. Check it out. 

If NPCs were sentient, what would a game be like for its characters? Would it be like something out of Westworld or would they sort of just meander around, aimless and confused? Filmmaker Joel Haver created a hilarious hypothetical depiction of what it's like for NPCs when the player's controller dies, poking fun at game logic in the process. Be sure to check out Haver's YouTube channel for more fun shorts. 

Everybody assumes Keanu Reeves' John Wick's greatest skill is his ability to headshot 20 dudes in five seconds, but what if his actual greatest ability is being a super nice guy and a great friend? Carly Snowdon and Jordan Breeding dive straight into the shadowy weeds to discuss the qualifications of an expert assassin, what it means to be a good friend, and whether there will ever be a better action franchise than "The Raid."

Meet Kay. Kay is a British cooking enthusiast with hundreds of videos featuring absolutely terrible recipes that her teenaged son tastes and critiques when the meal is complete. In this video, she tries to replicate a 'Korean meal' that an 'actual Korean person' taught her how to make. Kay seems sure of herself, but we're pretty sure that barbecue sauce isn't a staple of Korean cuisine. We honestly can't tell if Kay takes her culinary adventures seriously or if she and her son make these videos in jest, but it doesn't really matter because the videos are hilarious. Kay is either the worst cook across the pond or a comedic genius. Be sure to check out 'Kays Cooking' on YouTube.

Not all mashups are successful, but this marriage of Borat and Skyrim really hits the sweet spot. Both the movie and the game are incredibly popular, but we definitely never expected to see them overlap in this way. And weirdly, it hilariously works. 

While it may seem like the world is opening up to a spectrum of masculinity, Hollywood has never really wavered in its portrayal of action hunks and their opinion of what a man should is supposed to be like. Our friends over at Cracked take a short but in-depth look at these oiled-up muscly tropes in this video, as well as clichés regarding male intellect and, of course, height.  

While we still think that TikTok is poisoning the brains of our youth (and some seriously troubled adults) it turns out that the app is good for something. Namely laughing at other people's absolute failures. This compilation of TikToks gone wrong serve up a hefty amount of cringe, humor, and second-hand embarrassment, all in one place.

Cracked's back with a brand new video series, and this one will appeal to fans of all things Marvel. The premiere episode of "Canonball," a series that explores the weird and embarrassing sides of canon that people pretend never happened. Spider-Man is the show's first victim, and Cracked looks into the weird and weirdly sexy storylines that the Disney-owned MCU wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole.

There was a lot of gold in Michelle Khare's musical parody of YouTube Rewinds, but what we missed most about the now-deleted masterpiece is the video's Among Us tribute. It was a rough couple of weeks of trying to convince people that the clip existed, and now, thanks to another YouTuber, it's been re-uploaded for your pleasure. While the bit has received some criticism, we think it does a great job of putting the game experience to music. 

No more influencers. Society has passed the need for influencers. 

While the influencers themselves may disagree with this sentiment, anyone who has been scrolling their way through the garbage fire of 2020 is probably with it. We're not sure if we're spending more time on the internet or if they're losing it because they can't travel and dine out on clout alone, but they've become way more insufferable than we ever thought possible. The only thing we can really do to cope is mock them, and YouTube's effspot makes that extremely easy with this compilation of these vapid souls running wild on the streets of Los Angeles. Brace yourself: cringe is coming.

Ever wonder what Tolkien's brutish, snarling Uruk-hai would sound like with normal voices? Neither did we. But YouTube's BurtBot has answered expertly answered that question with this video. Using his own voice acting talents, he replaced Uruk-hai dialogue from Lord of the Rings with some very whitebread English. The results are delightful.