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Videos We Love This Week (11/12/15)

Dog Destroys Water Balloons On A Trampoline

Everyone needs a passion. For one little dog named Spaz, that passion is destroying water balloons. He’ll do anything to pop those glorious liquid filled orbs. Why, he’ll even run an obstacle course. Darting from the house, around the yard, up the narrow stairs to the tree house, Spaz makes sure to pop the hidden balloon in the fort before launching through the air onto the waterlogged trampoline that hold his final prize. This little puppy is a reminder to us all, follow your bliss.

Toddler Sings Star Wars Imperial March In Bed

Like any decent nerd parent, Jonathan H. Liu recently showed his kids Star Wars. His little 2.5 year old daughter really enjoyed the Darth Vader scenes, especially the notorious Imperial March theme music. After putting her to bed, he later caught her singing the Imperial March tune on the baby monitor.

Korean Singer’s Cover Of ‘Hello’ By Adele Is Stunning

It’s no surprise that many singers and musicians have begun to cover Adele’s newest hit single Hello. But it seems the Web has found the best cover so far. A student from Seoul Music High School in South Korea has instantly gone viral with her gorgeous cover of Adele’s hit. In just over a week it has reached over 9 million views!

And one more just for fun. Alanis Morissett’s, Ironic is turning 20 and she and James Corden decided to update it as if it were written today instead of 20 years ago. Enjoy!

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