Clickbait is your weekly wrap up of interesting and must-watch videos you’ve missed this week. This list is produced as a result of procrastination, caffeine, and late-night YouTube link surfing. Some videos will amaze you and some will tickle your funny bone. Also, don’t forget to check out the secret link at the end of the article.
Why are these engines banned?
In a world sensitive to the effects of fossil fuels it is important to ask why we don’t see a more innovative design in car engines. In this video, the Mad Lab team looks at a few engine types that have been around for a very long time but sadly not in use today.
An encounter involving Woolies water
One of my favourite new channels on YouTube is Ofentse Mwase Films, a production house that started producing original content too. This video is a hilarious take on the Woolies water trend that’s been popping up on social media.
Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Endgame
I don’t know if you’re as excited about this as I am but the Avengers: Endgame trailer has dropped. This movies follows on Infinity War and sees the surviving members of the Avengers fighting back after the chaos left by Thanos.
The important things from Google’s Stadia announcement
The biggest gaming announcement this week came from Google who announced its new gaming platform called Stadia. Check out this highlight reel by the Engadget team.
Will Ferrell and Chad Smith play the drums
This is an oldie but a real goodie. There’s was speculation that the drummer from Red Hot Chilli Peppers is in fact Will Ferrell but in this interview, they set the record straight. A drum-off for the ages with hilarious results.
Pranking London Fashion Week
If you have ever wondered why some outfits on the catwalk at these fancy fashion shows look so absurd, you’re not alone. The Zac and Jay Show had the brilliant idea to see how far they can push the idea at London Fashion Week.
Amelie Lens rocking some beats
Belgian electronic music DJ and producer Amelie Lens has a massive following in Europe but thanks to YouTube her bass-heavy, acid and tribal house influenced sets are reaching an even bigger audience. In this video she shows off her skills with this vinyl-only home session.