For those who are just downright sick of Tom Lehrer’s classic Elements Song, AsapSCIENCE is here to help with a brand new Periodic Table Song.

Based on Offenbach’s famous “Can-Can” tune, Mitchell Moffit’s reformed anthem for chemistry enthusiasts actually  lists the elements in alphabetical order. Finally, some decorum.

How do you think Moffit’s arrangement compares to the original?

[h/t Laughing Squid]

Jimmy Kimmel dreamed up the only thing more ridiculous than “The Bachelor” and then created it.

Kimmel’s nephew, Wesley, stars in the very first episode of the very first season of reality television’s new favorite program: “The Baby Bachelor.”

Wesley has been searching for love for years and these other young hopefuls are just looking for the one. Get sucked up in the drama as a unicorn enthusiast, stay-at-home daughter, firecracker just looking for a sugar daddy, and more vie for this eligible bachelor’s attention and love in a series that features all the cattiness, fits of hysterics, and difficult lessons in sharing that viewers need in their primetime drama.

Who will Wesley choose to stay and who will go bye-bye? Tune in to find out.

Chris Angelini was testing Google Glass for a story when his two-year-old son became curious about what exactly daddy was doing. Throwing caution to the wind, Angelini indulged his son’s interests and let him try the revolutionary specs on for size.

Now, viewers get to see life through the eyes of a toddler, including such exciting adventures as hunting for juice, scoping out the toy situation, and navigating the house on little, wobbly legs.

This is why Google invented Glass, right?

[h/t Cheat Sheet]

Professional parkour and free-running stuntman Ronnie Shalvis took to his ronniestreetstunts YouTube channel to warn the world of an evolving zombie virus that has spawned a new and dangerous breed of parkour zombies.

Inspired by AMC’s “The Walking Dead,” Shalvis claims that these adrenaline and blood hounds are ferocious and fast, otherwise known as the flipping dead.

[h/t Clip Nation]

No matter how cool something may seem, chances are Holland did it first.

Holland‘s “Original Cool” campaign for tourism should leave viewers pretty jealous of Holland’s “cool” factor and immediately looking to book their next flight out.

Because while Holland does have picturesque canals, gorgeous windmills, and master paintings from the Golden Age, there’s alos a whole lifestyle dripping in awesome, just waiting for you to soak it up.

So whether you’re looking to reside, recreate, or both, the entire region of Holland is just waiting for you to pick an airline and hop on over. Cool?

While trying to chase down a traffic violator on a rainy day, Portland Police officer Mark James had to stop to escort a little family of ducks safely across the street.

Speed racer has no idea how lucky he is.

While attempting to make a smooth trip across the street, a white-tailed deer spontaneously catches a ride with a CamTran bus.

We’re gonna just leave victoryxgardenful‘s top YouTube comment here: “put dubstep to this and drop the bass when the deer busts through the windshield.”

Kurt Hugo Schneider arranges another ambitious cover of a hit pop song, this time taking on “Just Give Me A Reason” from Pink and fun. frontman Nate Ruess. Sam Tsui and Kylee take the lead, bringing their own powerful rendition to life.

For more, check out Tsui’s original song, “Heads Up,” and cover of Justin Bieber’s “Beauty and a Beat.”

“Will & Grace” star Megan Mullally told her hubby, Nick Offerman, that she wanted a rainbow for her birthday. “I thought I was screwed,” he admitted. Even though he tried to pull some springs with NBC, Offerman had to resort to putting his gift into song on Jay Leno’s Tonight Show.

Listen to the “Parks and Recreation” star croon about the Lucky Charms in his pants and his jaw-droppingly beautiful wife.

[h/t Clip Nation]

“Parks and Recreation” star Rashida Jones makes her directorial debut with a fun loving music video for Sara Bareilles‘ new single, “Brave,” from her fourth studio album, “The Blessed Unrest,” due out July 16.

Because what better way to show “how big your brave is” than by just busting out your hot moves in the middle of a subdued library or very populated public center?

Also, check out the equally feel-good lyric video:

Someone trusted Rhett and Link with the responsibility of creating the official commercial for Ryan Lee Chiropractic Center in Los Angeles, CA.

Based on this ad, if you’re a pretty white woman who needs some bones cracked in an awkward manner, this Center is the place for you!

The YouTube channel for NBC’s hit sitcom, “The Office,” posted a 10 minute compilation of interviews with stars John Krasinski, Jenna Fischer, Rainn Wilson and others as they say farewell to nine seasons of their Emmy-winning show.

The actors’ tearful accounts cover the audition process, the evolution of their characters, memories from the set, what “The Office” means to them, and the impossible act of saying goodbye to Dunder Mifflin.

“The Office” series finale airs May 16 at 9 p.m. on NBC.

Need a change of pace from recent viral Vines featuring Ryan Gosling and Will Sasso? Check out “Don’t Be Afraid Of Love!” from Jerome Jarre.

Originally posted on Vimeo for Mother’s Day, this YouTube video is perfect viral material.

Here’s the story: women say that childbirth is the worst pain in the world and that men could never handle it. Men say that women just exaggerate.

To set the record straight, these two men voluntarily hooked themselves up to labor pain simulators, which basically electrocuted their abdomens for an hour and made them feel as if they were having contractions. And the wives just got to watch. (And laugh.)

[h/t Knue.com]

If there are 45 minutes of your day that you’d like to devote to frightening yourself, here’s the perfect material.

For the first time in a six-season run, celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay walked off the set of his Fox network reality television series, ”Kitchen Nightmares,” when the nightmare just got too out of hand.

Ramsay’s job was to help Amy and Samy Bouzaglo – owners of Amy’s Baking Company in Scottsdale, Arizona – kick some life back into their failing restaurant. However, he realized that Amy was unable to hear his criticism and he concluded that he can’t help those who can’t help themselves.

After redditors and Yelp reviewers began to flood the restaurant’s brand pages with negative comments, the couple seemed to have a complete meltdown over Facebook, including lots of caps lock, profanity, and threats to pursue legal action against reddit and Yelp. The couple later posted that their Facebook page was hacked and that they “did not post those horrible things.”

Watch it all go down with these clips.

Los Angeles filmmaker Greg Karber is pitching his own campaign to rebrand Abercrombie & Fitch with the hashtag #FitchTheHomeless.

Discouraged by the news that the A&F CEO only hires attractive people to work in his stores, refuses to sell XL or XXL clothing to women, and would rather burn damaged clothes instead of giving them to the poor, Karber took matters into his own hands.

Specifically, he purchased all the A&F clothes he could find in a local thrift shop and then handed them out to the homeless and less fortunate on Skid Row.

Karber encourages viewers to help make Abercrombie & Fitch the world’s #1 brand of homeless apparel by doing the same and sharing their experiences on social media.

Welcome back, Commander Hadfield!

After five months aboard the International Space Station, CSA Astronaut Chris Hadfield and his Expedition 34/35 crewmates Tom Marshburn and Roman Romanenko return to zero gravity. Watch them undock in Kazakhstan from their Soyuz TMA-07M spacecraft to cheers from their colleagues.

During his Expedition 35, Hadfield became the first Canadian Commander of the ISS, performed over 130 science experiments, and led the effort to use social media to connect with an earthbound audience.

We’ll certainly miss his educational, entertaining, and musical series of YouTube videos from space, which he topped off with an incredible cover of David Bowie’s “Space Oddity.”

In March, the CW announced that it would be resurrecting the improvisational comedy series, “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” for summer 2013, featuring the classic improvised comedy sketches and musical arrangements.

Hosted by comedian Aisha Tyler (“The Talk”), the reboot sees the return of “Whose Line” veterans Ryan Stiles, Wayne Brady, and Colin Mochrie, with a special guest each episode.

This week, the CW aired a first peek at the upcoming hilarity with a “90210″ twist.

[h/t Pop Culture Brain]

CineFix recreates the sensational trailer for “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire” without any special effects, hoity-toity costumes, or Jennifer Lawrence. That means there are lots of cardboard sets, action figures, fake beards, real fire, and homemade goodness!

To see how the magic of homemade Hollywood comes together, watch the behind the scenes and side by side comparison.

For more, check out the homemade “Iron Man 3″ trailer and homemade shot-by-shot remake of “The Matrix” rooftop shootout scene.

Action star and comedy connoisseur Arnold Schwarzenegger could not be more excited for YouTube Comedy Week, coming to your screen starting Sunday, May 19.

YouTube will be pumping out funny videos, live events, and fan challenges, featuring your favorite funny people, like The Lonely Island, Vince Vaughn, Ben Stiller, Harley from Epic Meal Time, Grace Helbig, Kyle Mooney, Nathan Barnatt, Epic Rap Battles of History, and more.

Tune into YouTube on May 19 at 6 p.m. PT / 9 p.m. ET to kick things off with The Big Live Comedy Show.

And now for some behind the scenes fun from BUH:

From the talented youngsters who brought us their viral 2012 hit, “Hot Cheetos & Takis,” comes two new hip-hop jams: “My Bike” and “Khaki Pants.”

The Y.N. Rich Kids and The NSJ Crew from the Minneapolis YMCA’s Beats & Rhymes Program teamed up with director Ben Hughes to release their latest songs just in time to cruise around on those two wheels during the summer.

Before Steve Carell’s Michael Scott, there was Ricky Gervais’ David Brent of the hit BBC series, “The Office.” Even though the show has been off the air for nearly 10 years, Gervais is bringing Brent back onto the scene…as a guitar teacher!

Starting May 20, tune into Gervais’ very own YouTube channel for lessons in music (and probably also life and love) from television’s most renowned boss, teacher, songwriter and highly questionable member of authority.

So a trained combatant, expert pilot, engineer, bio-chemist, computer hacker, and Agent Phil Coulson walk into a room…

Clark Gregg reprises his role as Agent Phil Coulson (previously seen in “Iron Man,” “Iron Man 2,” “Thor,” and “The Avengers”) to assemble a small team of agents, who will form the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logistics Division in ABC and Marvel’s upcoming new television series, ”Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.”

Coulson will be resurrected under the guise of Joss Whedon, best known for being the brain behind “Buffy The Vampire Slayer,” “Firefly,” and, of course, directing “The Avengers.” Oh, also, he has Twitter now!

What if Facebook ruled your life? (Well, you know, your life in the real, physical world instead of just the online world).

Extremely Decent Films explores how a person might respond if a service provided unsolicited changes and “upgrades” to his lifestyle, including the complete destruction of privacy, adding friends and friends of friends, and, worst of all, exchanging the cat for a dog!

YouTube’s Devin Graham teamed up with fellow filmmaker Jacob Schwarz to debut the Devinsupertramp energy drink, which turns the ordinary extraordinary and makes accomplishing nagging household chores a breeze!

What could’ve been a dull day at home tending to dishes and laundry turns into an epic adventure of Nerf wars, adorable puppy baths, and Real Life Fruit Ninjas!