North Korean soldiers have invaded South Korea and have taken 150,000 American citizens hostage!

After heavily bombarding South Korea with rockets and bombs, North Korean soldiers carrying North Korean flags streamed triumphantly into South Korea.

Don’t be alarmed. This is just a North Korean propaganda film depicting the North Korean military dictatorship’s dream of supremacy over the US.

The four-minute video, entitled A Short, Three-Day War, has been put up on a website used by the totalitarian state to show its aggressive stance towards USA and the West after UN tightened its sanctions on North Korea.

A male voiceover narrates how paratroopers land in Seoul, taking the city with accomplished street-fighting, while thousands of tanks roll across snow-covered landscapes. Meanwhile US Navy ships in the region are destroyed, and 150,000 American troops and expats are taken hostage.

The narrator goes to describe how the rogue state gains supremacy in a three-day battle after destroying American military bases on the Pacific island of Guam and Japan.

The clip ends with an image of the Korean People's Army (KPA) troops holding their rifles aloft in triumph as the sun goes down on their successful military onslaught.

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A fishmonger at  Queen's Market in East London in UK has shot to fame with his “One Pound Fish” jingle.

An amateur video featuring Muhammed Shahid Nazir, aka the "One Pound Fish Man", has propelled the little-known fish seller into fame beyond his wildest dreams. The two-minute video, showing him peddling his fish at Queen's Market through a silly sing-along to anyone who would listen, has gone viral with almost 5 millions views since it was uploaded to YouTube on April 1, 2012 (yes, on April's Fool Day!).

"Have-a, have-a look, one pound fish. Very, very good, very, very cheap, one pound fish," goes the song.

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The 31-year-old shot to even more nationwide attention after failing to make the cut on Britain's reality music show, X Factor UK. However, he has since been signed on by Warner Music Group, releasing his first single aptly titled "One Pound Fish" in time for Christmas.

The video of the song, which has already hit 3 million views since it was uploaded on December 10, shows him singing the same song but in all its full glitz and glamour.

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Programa Silvio Santos (The Silvio Santos Program), the Brazilian television show responsible for the girl ghost in the elevator prank, has created a spookier and more macabre sequel that has scared the living daylights out of its victims. The video uploaded to YouTube on December 2 has gone seriously viral, garnering more than 7 million views in less than a week.

In their latest stunt, three men are shown loading a coffin into a lift. But as two of them return with a large wreath the lift doors slide shut and the horrified occupants are trapped inside with the coffin. The lights flicker as the power goes out and then the coffin lid springs open, revealing the “corpse” of a small elderly man that comes to life in a terrifying fashion.

Watch the video to see the responses of the victims:

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You are stuck in a lift when the light suddenly flickers off. When the light comes on again, you see a creepy little child with a pale face and scraggly hair, dressed like the ghost girl from The Ring and holding a doll. How would you react?

Some Brazilians found out the terrifying way when they fall victims to a TV pegadinha (prank) carried out by Programa Silvio Santos (The Silvio Santos Program), a prank which has now been described as the most terrifying TV prank ever.

The video of the prank uploaded to YouTube on November 26 has gone viral with about 50 million views on YouTube alone.

In the video the adults who are set up are seen arriving in reception and are shown to a lift. They think they are traveling up- although the lift is actually still – until it suddenly halts and the lights go out. Under the cover of darkness a little child, dressed like the ghost girl from The Ring, emerges from a trap door at the side and when the lights return they are greeted by her. Sometimes she stands still and simply screams in their face.

Reactions of the victims include screaming in terror, jumping in the air, cowering in the corner and jamming the emergency button. One man is so scared he throws his hands over his face in shock and then proceeds to run out the lift when the doors open as the little girl chases him along.

I wonder whether the pranksters have ever considered the safety of the girl who acted as the ghost. She could have been punched by some of the victims. And if some of the victims have weak heart, they could have drop dead from seizures and heart attacks.

I dare you to watch the video now:

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A Singapore video entitled Old Man Gets Sexually Harassed By Sexy Colleagues has gone viral, garnering over 2 million views since it was uploaded to YouTube on November 18.

The video stars 53-year-old Toh Kia Hing as a Hokkien-speaking uncle who gave up what most men would consider a dream job – massaging models – to take up an office job, only to find that he can't shake his past and end up sexually harassed by the hot, young women in his office in blatant attempts to get him to massage them. They slip off their jackets, smile sweetly, flirt and tug at his shirt, hoping he would lay his magic fingers on them.

These hot ladies are played by 19-year-old full-time model Hazel Low, 21-year-old student Clovie Peck, 24-year-old personal assistant Rachael Sia and 25-year-old model and DJ Ms Tenashar.

The uncle with his hot sexy colleagues

Mr Toh, a Hainanese,  says that he is nothing like his onscreen persona.

For one thing, he readily admits: "In real life, I'd be delighted to massage pretty girls all day."

He also speaks fluent English and sounds nothing like the Hokkien-spewing uncle in the video.

In real life, Mr Toh works as a sound engineer for concerts and conferences. In his more than 30 years experience, he has worked with famous singers like Shakira, James Ingram and Anastacia.

He has become Singapore's hottest uncle!

Enjoy the video!

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Imagine this scenario. Each time a man masturbates, another man dies. This discovery forces government officials to make masturbation illegal. When masturbation is made illegal, everyone is faced with a choice: Come or Die

However, two men decide to use this as a weapon to make themselves the last men on earth…

In a parody inspired by the film ’The Day the Earth Stood Still’ and created by French comedy group Golden Moustache,  humanity faces extinction after the discovery that masturbation leads to the death of others.

The video, uploaded to YouTube on November 7, has gone viral with more than 2.5 million views. It is touted to be the trailer for an upcoming movie but I don’t believe that at all. But it is a freaking hysterical clip! And though it is in French, you don’t need subtitles for this!

Hint: Watch out for the ending!

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A kungfu baby is the star of a short film that features the baby Bruce Lee engaged in a martial arts battle with a cuddly dragon.

French Canadian self-taught director and former comic book creator Patrick Boivin, who created the Iron Baby film short starring his baby daughter Marguerite Bulte Boivin two years ago, has returned with a new short film titled Dragon Baby that has gone viral, racking up about 22 million views since it was uploaded to YouTube on November 2.

The film stars his baby son, Romeo Elvis Bulte Boivin, dressed in a suit in a homage to the iconic black and yellow tracksuit featured in both the Bruce Lee film Enter the Dragon and Kill Bill by Quentin Tarantino.

The film opens on the baby Bruce Lee playing with a leaf, before the rampaging dragon enters and kicks the child's toy.

A ferocious battle ensues with the dragon initially getting the upper hand and knocking the baby to the floor. But Dragon Baby quickly recovers and in a flurry of flying fists punches through his cuddly opponent's chest, coming away with a fist full of stuffing.

Enjoy the battle now:

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Artist Trina Merry, from San Francisco, California, has truly lifted art to a new level with her human motorbike creations which are bound to get plenty of adrenalin rush.

Merry is inspired by what our bodies can and cannot do. For her human motorbike creations, she uses naked models covered in bodypaint and contorted into human motorbikes.

The incredible designs will be used to front the Progressive International Motorbike Show as it tours the U.S

Another incredible design

Another incredible design

All the models are athletes who are painted using brushes and spray-cans with natural, hypoallergenic paints, which are touched up once they are in position and fitted together to pose for five-minute shoots over a period of up to 18 hours. They are completely naked except for patches covering their modesty.

Another view in this behind-the-scenes shot exposes the anatomy of the design

Rider Erin Bates is painted by bodyartist Trina Merry and her team

Rider Erin Bates is painted by bodyartist Trina Merry and her team, while the bikes 'parts' are also primed for action

Merry trials her creations with unpainted rehearsals and careful designs before the real shoot takes place

The models practise their positions before stripping down for the shoot

Merry's aim was to take the stereotypical image of beautiful women posing with a motorbike and turn it on its head by making the bike from the bodies

Merry previously designed for films and TV in Hollywood, before taking a break to work all over the world creating bodyart.

‘I suppose it started when I went to a rock concert working with an Australian band,’ she said. ‘They asked me to get on stage covered in body paint and I ended up doing it in front of 300 people.

‘I left Hollywood and started to paint bodies and exhibit in the San Francisco Bay area. Now I must have painted 100s of different people.

‘I started initially painting your size 8 and size 6 fashion models but have gone to paint athletes because it’s actually a real workout holding the posing for 18 hours, six minutes in position and five minutes being painted back and forth.

‘I am a conceptual artist and often I am inspired by the bodies themselves by what they can and can’t do.’

The models hold their poses while Merry accessorises with a final lick of paint

Ms Merry trained under renowned body painter Craig Tracy before becoming a master herself.

She said: ‘Everyone has seen the pictures of scantily clad women next to motorbikes and cars and it can look a bit trashy.

‘I wanted to take the idea of a beautiful woman and the motorbike and turn it on its head by making the bike from the bodies of the models.

‘Nothing like this has ever been done before.’

Erin Bates after being expertly painted in the sports bike outfit

Erin Bates after being expertly painted in the cruiser bike outfit

Erin Bates after being expertly painted in the dirt bike outfit

Her latest work features the three types of motorbikes that will be touring the U.S. this year with the Progressive International Motorbike Show.

Curious as to how Merry and her crew do it? Watch the video below:

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Being a “bagel head” is, indeed, currently in vogue in Tokyo. Japanese body modification photographer Ryoichi “Keroppy” Maeda brought this trend to Japan in 2007 when he set up a team and started doing forehead infusions as a form of extreme body modification. He first witnessed the bizarre practice in 1999 at a body modification show in Toronto. He experienced it himself in 2003, and eventually asked permission from the artist who perfected the technique to bring it to Japan.

People resort to such extreme body modification techniques because they are into this kind of stuff and are always looking for ways to set themselves apart from the crowd and enjoying being freaks for one night.

The trend was featured in National Geographic’s “Taboo: Bagel Heads” on September 27, 2012, during which three Japanese opted to have injections on their forehead just to be “in” for the latest body modification trend in Japan.

“Bagel heading,” as the procedure is being called, can be performed at registered body modification clinics – the type of place that administers piercings and tattoos. Practitioners will insert a needle in the forehead to inject about 400 cc of saline solution (a sterile salt water safe for the human body) through an IV drip in order to create a swollen forehead-sized blob. The large bubble takes about two hours to form completely, at which point the body artist removes the drip and presses a thumb into the middle of the blob (or blobs) to create an a large, bagel-like shape on the person’s forehead.

Three Japanese bagelheads

The blob is just temporary, lasting for about 16 to 24 hours, after which the saline will eventually get absorbed by the body and the shape of the forehead goes back to normal.

Please be warned that the preview YouTube video of the National Geographic show below is not for the faint-hearted.

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In the video clip above, three people are shown undergoing the procedure at a clinic in Tokyo.

As one participant’s “bagel” is formed, the small crowd formed cheers. “Cute!” exclaims one young woman.

“Oh sweet buttery bagels,” laughs another man, seeing himself in the mirror. “I look delicious!”

When asked about the feeling, one of the recipients of the treatment, John, said: “It’s kind of a relaxing sensation, kind of tingly, and also a kind of building pressure that’s kind of slow and steady that kind of feels like it’s putting me to sleep.”

Double bagel heads

Questions about the danger of the trend are inevitable. According to Omar Ibrahimi, a dermatologist at the Connecticut Skin Institute and visiting assistant professor at Harvard Medical School, there are three potential risks.

First, the body can safely absorb normal saline solution injected under the skin but saline solution that is too concentrated can overload the body’s capacity to process salt. If a highly-concentrated hypertonic saline solution is used instead of the normal kind, for example, extreme dehydration of the kind that happens when you drink salt water can occur.

Secondly, if the saline solution isn’t sterile, bacterial or fungal infection may occur. Most of the pathogens commonly found in unsterilized water can be killed off by the immune system when ingested into the digestive tract; however, the pathogens have a higher chance of gaining a foothold when injected directly beneath the skin during bagel-head surgery. Such infections cause painful rashes that can last months, requiring strong antibiotic regimens and sometimes surgery to eradicate.

People who repeatedly go for the bagelhead procedure face the aesthetic risk of stretching the skin beyond its normal elasticity, causing permanent laxity. Bagel heads could then become deflated-bagel heads which would be a definite fashion mishap in anybody’s book.

Three people having bagel-head treatments in Japan (Photo Credit :National Geographic)

Apple’s iPhone 5 is now available in select countries around the world but it has not been released in Netherlands. So a team from iPhone5.nl who got their hands on the device a week early in the Netherlands thought it would be hilarious to play a prank with the first iPhone 5 on the busiest street in Amsterdam in the Netherlands.

The pranksters wanted to catch people’s high jinks when they stumble upon a new iPhone in the middle of Leidseplein, a busy square in Amsterdam with one the busiest foot traffic in the city. After securing the phone to the pavement using Super Glue, they set up a hidden camera to capture people’s perplexed reactions as they tried to pick up the phone.

The new iPhone 5 glued to the street

Sure enough, the iPhone 5 caught the eye of nearly every passer-by. Most of them attempted to pick up the phone, before realizing that it was glued to the ground. Some made multiple attempts to grab the phone. They either ran off red-faced and giggling, or got frustrated and attempted to kick the handset free but to no vail.

The YouTube video of the prank has gone viral, garnering more than 1 million views since it was uploaded on September 21. Have a good laugh!

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