Music Videos over the internet
You may like Ed Sheeran. You may also think he’s a fantastic singer and songwriter who deserves all the success he is currently enjoying.
But you’re wrong. On all counts. Ed Sheeran cannot sing, cannot play guitar, and gets help writing his dreary pop ditties. Here is the proof.
David Thibault may just be the best Elvis Presley impersonator in the world. He’s certainly the most accurate in terms of voice.
In this video, Thibault serenades Ellen DeGeneres with his rendition of Blue Christmas, the same song that made him famous on YouTube.
This is the new music video from Sia which is currently trending on social networking sites thanks to the pairing of Maddie Ziegler and Shia LaBeouf.
Elastic Heart depicts the two as a pair of caged animals, bonding and fighting in a highly choreographed dance.
Whaaaaat theeee f*******ck… This is both amazing and disturbing.
“Today marks the 77th anniversary of the Carols by Candlelight, a grand Melbourne tradition which has grown to include almost 500 performers and musicians.
The Colbert Report has come to an end, with Stephen Colbert dropping the character and the show to take over from David Letterman in May 2015.
Colbert went out with a bit of a bang, offing the Grim Reaper, declaring himself immortal, and then having a good ol’ sing-song with a host of celebrities.
With Star Wars: The Force Awakens due out exactly a year from today (Dec. 18), what better way to celebrate the 2014 holidays than with an animated lights display featuring the songs from Star Wars?!
As he does every single year, Michael Buble sang Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) to close his Christmas In New York special on NBC.
This isn’t that particular performance, but let’s be honest, once you have heard it once every subsequent performance is pretty much identical.
“YouTube Rewind 2014. Celebrating the moments, memes, and people that made 2014. Can you spot all the refs?” – YT
This is the latest United State Of Pop, an annual mashup featuring some of the best pop songs from the past 12 months. This year’s edition is titled Do What You Wanna Do.
