Not feeling festive enough for MLK, Jr Day? Watch the man responsible for your day off sing his heart out in Memphis and get in the holiday spirit.

Remember when somebody slowed down Justin Bieber's "U Smile" by 80% and it became a haunting ballad? Well, I'll do you one better: here's John Williams' Jurassic Park theme, slowed down 90%—10 times as long, infinitely more awesome.

I suppose all of Taylor Swift's songs are inherently creepy—due to their lovesick desperation—but this cover version of "You Belong With Me" by New York-based actress/comedienne Erin Markey takes it to a whole new (and surprisingly entertaining!) level.

Here's something to make your heart melt on a cold winter day. Watch this super cute kid and her dad cover Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes' "Home."

Lyrikkal, a child-rapper out of Houston, created her own version of Wiz Khalifa's "Black & Yellow" called "Pink & Purple." Warning: Watching a 10 year-old climb into her Mercedes Benz will only make you resent your subway commute even more.

They may not know what riding dirty means and they certainly can't rap about it either, but all I know is I CAN'T LOOK AWAY.

Damn it, Katy Perry! If you keep letting other people (adorable tinies, no less) do awesome a cappella versions of your songs, how do you expect me to keep hating you?

The singer of the British band Broadcast, Trish Keenan, yesterday "died from complications with pneumonia after battling the illness for two weeks in intensive care," according to a statement from Warp Records. She was 42 years old.

Jimmy Fallon's done it again—reunited a group from our past. For those not familiar with the 80s hit "Genius of Love," you may recognize it better as the song Mariah Carey sampled with her 90s hit "Fantasy." Enjoy!

It's natural that band members won't always agree on everything. Case in point: this painfully hilarious video of a horrible band performing a horrible song, followed by an extra-horrible guitar solo, followed by an angry smack to the face. Ouch!

Today is Day Two of the burgeoning rap career of Tom Hanks' son Chet, a.k.a. CHET HAZE. You thought he was all about getting high at Northwestern University? Wrong! He's also about getting high in the fancier parts of L.A.

Colbert was having trouble deciding his votes for the Grammys, saying things like "The Arcade Fire? Ehh, they went on the Daily Show, f*ck em." Then he invited The Black Keys and Vampire Weekend's Ezra Koenig for a sell-out off!

Chet Hanks is the son of actor Tom Hanks. He attends Northwestern University. Chet Haze is "an up and coming MC...Born and raised on the West Side of the Westside's main city LA." Yes, he has a new Northwestern-themed single.

After answering an ad in the paper for song-poems, Caglar Juan Singletary, aka Captain Bicycle, discovered his talent for stringing together nonsensical sentences and then talk-singing them. Favorite lines? Thank Jehova for Kung Fu bicycle and Priscilla Presley.

For any Red Hot Chili Pepper fans out there, this kid does a fantastic acoustic cover of their hit "Can't Stop." The singing may not be on par, but his guitar skills are quite amazing. Enjoy.

Here's a video of two cockatiels doing the nasty—but wait, that's not all! After all the bumpin' and grindin' is over with, one of the birds begins to whistle—what else?—"Whistle While You Work." But he's already done!

Meet Tucker! Tucker is a Schnoodle and one-and-a-half years old. In this video, Tucker jumps up onto his owners' piano bench, plays a few notes, and sings along. Why does he sound so... tortured, though? Is Tucker depressed? Watch inside.

After a demo version leaked last week, Britney Spears' dry-humping anthem "Hold It Against Me" is officially out.

A team of scientists have published the results of a research project today which ties good music and feelings of euphoria together. For instance, did you know that listening to Samuel Barber's "Adagio for Strings" will get you so high?

Lead singer of Elektronik Supersonik, Vlad, is here to woo you by way of an electro love ballad.