This is the video equivalent of the Salt and Vinegar potato chip, and I would like a whole bag please. 4) A club remix of Fun’s "We Are Young" (the song's original version is so dull that it's not only inoffensive but ineffectual as anything but background noise.)Įven if it doesn’t quite make sense for you, even if it doesn’t quite click, there’s one remaining measure of its universal quality: if you watch it once, you’ll have to watch it again. 3) A man who rubs his face in disbelief and perhaps arousal, mimicking all our reactions to seeing two hot people who also happen to look similar at the same time. 2) Rami Malek’s twin, who is both a surprise and a joy and delightfully shy about the Tonight Show cameras glaring at him. Robot and a man with a mouth deserving of its own Renaissance painting. 1) Rami Malek, brooding protagonist of USA’s Mr. I can list some things that are good that also happen to appear in this video, which was created by Tumblr user daftqunk. If you get it, you get it, and if you don’t, well, you don’t. Something about it hits right on the "good stuff" part of the internet. I could describe it with a facial expression, maybe, but you can’t see my face right now. Nearly all the joy I’ve experienced this summer can be traced to a single video, and it’s one I can’t really summarize in words. To say goodbye to summer with love in our hearts, we've collected our favorite things from this difficult season. What about being with family and friends? What about cutting pizza with scissors? What about that dude from Mr. In fact, there was plenty of goodness to be enjoyed, tiny reliefs from a world on fire. Within a day, social media would cycle through phases of a little brother on a long road trip: being irritating, insufferable, exhausting, and snarky.īut what about the good times? On September 1st, we look back and recognize the summer wasn't all bad. The only thing hotter than the suffocating heat wave was the scorched earth takes of righteous pundits. The summer of 2016 will not be remembered fondly.įrom the first of May to the final days of August, news anchors struggled to keep their heads above water as the world flooded with problems: international absurdity and domestic tragedy, a nauseating presidential election and a ceaseless sprinkling of celebrity deaths.
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