Pint sized British rappers Sophia Grace and Rosie proved they’re no one-hit wonders after appearing again on Ellen.

You might remember this adorable twosome from their viral cover of Nicki Minaj’s “Super Bass.” This time around they’re breaking out a little Keri Hilson with “Turn My Swag On.”

Any haters who believe the cousins would be nothing without the songs of others should be silenced somewhere around the 1:40 mark. Here Sophia Grace breaks off into an autobiographical break with more passion than most adult rappers.

Someone sign these kiddies up now, or least that brunette one. She’s going to be a star!

Jimmy Kimmel likes to issue pranks to his viewers from time to time. The last I saw was his instruction to parents to pretend they had eaten all their kids’ Halloween candy. And he’s at it again.

This time Kimmel asked viewers to pull the plug, turn the TV off, or switch channels at an important moment during the Super Bowl. And record the resulting mess for us all to laugh over, obviously.

I find this video especially hilarious as I do not understand the level of interest some people have in sports. Support a team, fine. Go to a game, fine. But sit around focused on the TV as if life itself depends on it? Sad.

While most of the football fans featured take it well, several resort to violence. And I find that especially saddening. A football game is so important to you that you’re happy to injure someone who interrupts it? Get a life.

This video shows a father’s response to his daughter posting a rant against her parents on her Facebook wall. The ending is rather shocking and, to my mind at least, way over the top.

This guy’s 15-year-old daughter posted on her Facebook wall about how annoyed she was with her parents over the chores they make her do. She even used a mild swearword on a couple of occasions.

The father’s measured response? Read the post out on a video, shoot her laptop with live ammunition from a handgun, and then post it all over the Internet for the whole world to see.

Rather than give my full, unedited opinion about this video on here I’ll take to my personal blog instead. Suffice to say I’m astonished by the level of support this guy is getting. I think he went way too far.

Most of us offer cuddles and a sympathetic ear when our loved ones are feeling down. But not Hu Han-yan. This Taiwanese man shaved the image of Hello Kitty into his head when his father was feeling blue.

It seems like this unique pick-me-up worked a treat. Apparently the gloomy father laughed for several days after spotting his son’s unique do. Not content with that initial reaction, Hu Han-yan goes through some serious upkeep to ensure the image of the cartoon cat looks its best.

There’s something really strange about seeing anyone walking around with Hello Kitty hair, especially when it’s a middle aged man. But I’ve got to take my hat off to this loving sun!

This video shows A group of North Korean accordion players covering Take On Me. Who would have thought A-Ha had reached the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea?!?

This is just about the best cover of Take On Me I have ever heard. No, scrub that, this is the best cover of any song I have ever heard. It’s awesome, and really well choreographed.

This shows that North Korea is just another country, and its people are just like me and you. So the political system they live under is vastly different, but the people are not.

I have to say, though it’s probably not very PC of me, that I do like the comment on YouTube. Just as they finish playing you can hear a phone ringing, and someone joked that was probably “Kim Jong-un letting them know their families were killed because they played western music.”

Is this a video showing a woolly mammoth crossing a river in Siberia? Probably not, but it’s an intriguing possibility.

There are three possibilities here. 1. It’s actually a woolly mammoth. 2. It’s a hoax, either by way of intentionally blurring the video to hide the truth, or by the use of Photoshop. 3. It’s a misreading of the situation.

I think we can safely count out the first option. The woolly mammoth has been extinct for 4,000 years, it isn’t coming back. Which leaves a combination of numbers 2 and 3.

My guess is this is a bear crossing the river. Possibly carrying a fish in its mouth. Maybe the cameraman knows this, maybe he doesn’t. But why not keep everything ambiguous to sell a story and start a mystery?

The Hunger Games is promising to be the next big movie franchise when it hits cinemas in March. I’m sure we’ll see plenty of film-related viral vids at that time, but for now Holly Laurent is ahead of the rest with her Lana Del Rey song spoof “Hunger Games.”

This well produced video perfectly parodies the indie darling’s hit single “Video Games.” It looks the business, Holly Laurent’s note perfect in mimicking Del Rey, and the lyrics are very clever.

It’s almost enough to make me want to read those books, just to get all the jokes. Or perhaps I’ll need to revisit the video after the movie’s release!

We’ve all seen those ads extolling the virtues of various bodybuilding programs or health supplements. I used to look like this, and now I look like this. Voila!!!

It turns out we may have all been duped.

This guy, who goes by the name of Furious Pete (don’t ask me why), decided to test a theory. He took the After photo first, then did some horrible stuff to his body before taking the Before photo. And what do you know.

Even without the Photoshop enhancements there is a huge and very noticeable difference. Sadly the things he did in the five hours between the two photos are what I do each and every day. That’s right folks, I’m a walking Before photograph.

This video shows the first official trailer for The Bourne Legacy, the fourth Bourne movie but the first one not to feature the titular character of Bourne or Matt Damon.

Will it suck or be absolutely awesome?

If the trailer is anything to go on The Bourne Legacy is going to rock. Matt Damon is a loss to the franchise, without doubt, but Jeremy Renner is a ready-made replacement and a fine actor in his own right.

Tony Gilroy, who wrote the first three Bourne movies, wrote and directed The Bourne Legacy, which has clearly helped. And who knows, Damon could return as Bourne in the future. Perhaps teaming up with Renner to take down Treadstone!

The Bourne Legacy is due for release on Aug. 3. I’ll definitely be there.

Mike Tompkins doesn’t need a band or backing track. In this video we see him take on the vocals and instruments of Taio Cruz’s “Dynamite.”

Through the power of some slick editing it all comes together beautifully. Tompkins’ voice isn’t quite as smooth as Taio’s, but his impressive beat boxing skills definitely make up for those shortcomings.

While the song’s great, make sure you stick around for the end when Tompkins explains how he does what he does. It might take away a bit of the mystery and magic, but it’s fascinating to see how a great video like this comes to be.

One of the best Super Bowl ads this year was Matthew Broderick’s Day Off, a spin on the classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off movie from 1986. But how do the two compare?

One video editor spent rather too long putting the new ad for the Honda CR-V next to the movie and comparing them shot-for-shot, side-by-side. And the result is fascinating.

This shows the lengths Honda and the advertising firm it hired went to to ensure the ad was accurate and memorable. It doesn’t quite make me want to buy a new car, but it does make me want to watch Ferris Bueller’s Day Off again.

Was this your favorite Super Bowl ad or was there one you preferred watching more?

This video shows The Young Turks reporting on the ruling that Prop 8 has been ruled unconstitutional. This guy, Cenk Uygur, talks a lot of sense on the subject.

According to the panel of three judges, Prop 8 “violated the Equal Protection clause of the 14th Amendment,” as it “serves no purpose, and has no effect, other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in California, and to officially reclassify their relationships and families as inferior to those of opposite-sex couples.”

What’s flabbergasting is that this is far from over. You’d think that once something had been ruled as unconstitutional that would be that. After all, the constitution is revered absolutely in the U.S. But no.

There will still likely be an appeal to this ruling, and until all due process is followed through this will not come into effect. So gay couples in California will have to wait a little longer before getting wed. Shameful.

On the surface Take This Waltz appears like so many introspective talky indie films. However there are a few reasons to take a look at Sarah Polley’s latest flick.

The first is clearly Polley herself, who brought us the award-winning Away From Her. Then there’s Michelle Williams, who seems incapable of choosing a bad film or delivering a bad performance.

But perhaps I’m most interested to see both Seth Rogen and Sarah Silverman take on some dramatic roles. Rogen’s skirted around drama with some of his more moving comedies, but this is something even meatier for him.

Take This Waltz hits American cinemas in June.

This video shows a cat eyeing up a light fitting. Will he jump or won’t he jump? That is the question.

Assuming you have watched the video from beginning to end by now, you’ll know the answer. He jumps. A long way. Like some feline stuntman willing to risk life and limb for a YouTube hit.

What I find fascinating about this video is the decision-making process the cat goes through in his mind before leaping. He starts off being nosy, wants to jump but doesn’t and then ends up thinking, “What have I got to lose?”

I’m guessing the cat has either jumped up on the light fitting before, or at the very least eyed it up. Why else would its owners have a video camera set up to capture the moment for ever?

This is the kind of video that really needs to introduction of description. Just watch it and be awed. This is Needing/Getting by OK Go.

Now that you have watched it – I hope you have – we can dissect it. This is OK Go, a band now known primarily for their innovative music videos. And this is perhaps their greatest yet.

It may not be as deceptively simple as the infamous treadmills video, but the amount of effort (and money, no doubt) that must have gone into making this is beyond imagining.

The concept is simple: set instruments up, so that when you drive past them in your adapted vehicle they play a tune. Have the driver sing his part while doing so and there you have it. Absolutely amazing. And worth watching again and again.

It’s been some time since we heard anything from Nick Pitera. In recent months it seems he’s traded in the Disney for some showtunes and slick production.

This video sees Nick taking the parts of Raoul, Christine, and The Phantom in an incredible one-man version of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera.

Nick fans will get just what they’ve been craving here: more amazing male vocals and freakishly good female ones. I still don’t know how he does it, but I’m always impressed.

And if you’ve never had the pleasure of seeing Nick’s crazy man-woman routine, this video is a fabulous introduction!

If you want to sell a cheap Android tablet then what better way than to blur the lines between your product and the market-leading Apple iPad. Hell, you could even mock Steve Jobs for having died!

This is an advert for the Action Pad from AXN, a Taiwanese company. The product is an Android tablet, and the company thought it would be suitable to use a Steve Jobs lookalike with wings as their frontman.

This commercial proves two things: the iPad is considered the greatest tablet computer, hence the need to mimic it; advertising companies will stoop to the lowest levels in order to shift a product.

I wouldn’t buy one of these things just on the strength of this ad. It’s unnecessarily crass and basically mocks Steve Jobs’ presenting style and mannerisms. Shameful.

This video shows Kelly Clarkson singing the U.S. national anthem to open the 2012 Super Bowl between the New York Giants and the New England Patriots.

This performance is either laughable or boring, depending on your tastes. What it most certainly isn’t is good. In any way, shape, or form.

For starters the U.S. national anthem is treated with such reverence, with people looking to the skies and holding their hand to their hearts, that I always end up giggling.

As for Clarkson, she delivered the lines without drama (boring) but then added her own little vocal riffs toward the end (laughable). And all from a woman who was discovered on one of Simon Cowell’s crap talent shows.

This video shows Barack Obama meeting an Internet celebrity during his recent Google Plus hangout on YouTube. Wait, what? No way did that actually happen.

You’re right, it didn’t. Keyboard Cat wasn’t present during President Obama’s inaugural Google Plus hangout. But I wish he had have been. Thanks to the power of Conan and video-editing software, Keyboard Cat made an appearance.

I found this funny enough to post it here on WebTVHub despite the fact it’s a clip from the Conan O’Brien show. I can’t stand that guy. He just looks too damn creepy for my taste.

If your interest has now been piqued enough by this spoof to watch the full Google Plus hangout then you can do so right here on WebTVHub. Just don’t say we never do anything for you.

This video shows how to prepare simple-yet-tasty hot chicken wings. Perfect food for the Super Bowl or for any other gathering of friends.

Hot wings are a favorite for people watching the Super Bowl. And rightly so, as they’re fairly cheap, simple to prepare, and can appeal to everyone sat around watching the TV.

There are some fancy ways of making chicken wings, but I’ve never been a fan of gourmet cooking. I’d much rather eat simple, wholesome food which is easy to make and easy to eat.

This hot wings recipe comes from Nicko’s Kitchen, and it’s so easy that anyone could make it. Even me. Just don’t feed it to anyone who isn’t into hot food, as it looks like it might have a bit of a kick.