“The new music video from OK Go, made in partnership with Chevrolet. OK Go set up over 1000 instruments over two miles of desert outside Los Angeles. A Chevy Sonic was outfitted with retractable pneumatic arms designed to play the instruments, and the band recorded this version of Needing/Getting, singing as they played the instrument array with the car. The video took 4 months of preparation and 4 days of shooting and recording. There are no ringers or stand-ins; Damian took stunt driving lessons. Each piano had the lowest octaves tuned to the same note so that they’d play the right note no matter where they were struck. Many thanks to Chevy for believing in and supporting such an insane and ambitious project, and to Gretsch for providing the guitars and amps.”

YouTube user CaptainSparklez “Fallen Kingdom” – A Minecraft Parody of Coldplay’s Viva la Vida (Music Video).

YouTube user tajuddin brings us a video of Slam Nuba’s Dominique Ashaheed and Ayinde Russel performing “Amand’la” on Aug 7, 2011. Ashaheed and Russell’s performance of “Amand’la” was the show-opener this year’s “Release.”

Even if you don’t know what he’s talking aboot, the effect is pretty funny.

In this week’s Tube Topper, an old meme gets funnier with the help of footage from Lord of the Rings: Return of the King. Lulz are had, hilarity ensues.

Popular YouTube animated series “Tales of Mere Existence,” recalls some memorable Valentine’s Days. The author describes the video as, “A few Valentine’s days I had that were hard to forget.”

YouTube user nigahiga delivers a biting commentary on the latest YouTube trend: making videos about sh*t various gangs, groups, gatherings, and gaggles of people say. This video was made in good fun, don’t mean to offend anyone!

YouTube user LaughPong, whose tagline states, “I make funny videos for your enjoyment. The more you laugh, the more powerful I become.” won over The Eagle staff with this hilarious parody of the Dragon Shout from Elder Scrolls V – Skyrim.

The Eagle staff were amazed by this week’s Tube Topper video. The group “Walk off the Earth” and artist Sarah Blackwood perform a cover of Gotye’s “Somebody that I used to Know” using five people on one guitar.

Violinist Lindsey Stirling collaborated with musician Jake Bruene (Vocals) and Frank Sacramone (production) to make this awesome cover of LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem.” The cover is almost as catchy as the original and is available for purchase on Apple’s iTunes store.