“Have you ever grabbed a ballpoint pen and thought it was defective until you realized there was a tiny plastic ball on the tip blocking the ink and have you felt like removing that little nib was so satisfying that you wish you could remove a little nib on your soul somewhere and release the tightness of your stomach and let life flow out of you freely?,” Frank asks in the video. This and other similar questions will help you realize that the office-related quirks you thought were unique to you are actually common for many people around the world.

If you find yourself answering “yes” to many of his questions, know that it simply means that you’re a human. See the video below.

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The video looks great from the visual aspect, and the data it collects is simply incredible. The author used data from several different sources. The sources include radio broadcasting, online streaming,  and digital sales, among others.

“Timeline history of most popular music artists from 1969 to 2019 ranked by yearly certified record sales. Numbers are worldwide and adjusted to twelve months trailing average,” we read in the video description.

In it, you can see who were the most popular music artists from 1969 to 2019. You can always see the top 10 and it’s particularly exciting to see the new artists come on the board. Click play to watch the video.

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“I built a guitar with barcodes instead of strings – but it has a few extra features including programmable buttons, pitch bend, and octave and channel shift, which are all controlled by retro game controller joysticks and buttons. It’s based on an Arduino MEGA with a USB host shield and a MIDI shield,” Bruton wrote along with the YouTube video.

If you were wondering, he made this unique guitar using 3-D printed parts and, of course, plenty of creativity and time were involved. Watch the video below if you want to see more. We’re sure you’re gonna love it just as much as we do.

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Everything you see in the video consists of Lego blocks and photographs. We had to look at it over and over again in order to catch all the details.

“I made it with 3,300 pictures,” the author wrote along with the video. “Thanks for watching! Please leave a like if you enjoyed and tell me what you think in the comments! Thanks.”

Click play below to watch the video.

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Worthikids is a Youtube channel run by a comedian named Ian Worthington. He creates funny animations and gives voice to all the characters, which only makes it better. What you’re about to see below is a true gem we stumbled upon while browsing Youtube and the world definitely needs more stuff like this.

“My dad came up with the name Worthikids, a portmanteau of our surname Worthington and kids, when my siblings and I were signing up for a YoYoGames account,” Worthington told It’s Nice That. See the animation below.

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She was getting her master’s degree in sociology when she started uploading pictures of her nail art to Instagram. This soon became a great way to blow off steam after school, so she took a step further and opened a YouTube channel, which she aptly named Simply Nailogical. Funnily enough, she managed to form a small community around her love of nail art. Audiences started gathering to watch her videos where she’d try insane nail polish trends and challenges.

Soon she found herself living two lives: at day, she was a grown-up, serious crime and health statistics analyst, and at night she was a wacky YouTuber with an obsession with holographic nail polish. But it worked! Today she’s a YouTube star with almost 8 million subscribers, and she recently launched her own nail polish line. She’s still living her double life, but she seems to be loving every minute of it.

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Each video starts with Grandpa saying his mantra that goes, “Loving, caring, sharing. This is my family.” He then moves on to cooking and explains the process in English. He works with a few assistants that help carry heavy pots.

Once Grandpa is done with cooking, the food gets packed and taken to local orphanages. Make sure to subscribe to his channel to support the work of this wonderful man!

The post A Grandpa from India Cooks on YouTube to Feed India’s Children appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“Have you ever grabbed a ballpoint pen and thought it was defective until you realized there was a tiny plastic ball on the tip blocking the ink and have you felt like removing that little nib was so satisfying that you wish you could remove a little nib on your soul somewhere and release the tightness of your stomach and let life flow out of you freely?,” Frank asks in the video. This and other similar questions will help you realize that the office-related quirks you thought were unique to you are actually common for many people around the world.

If you find yourself answering “yes” to many of his questions, know that it simply means that you’re a human. See the video below.

The post If You’re a Human Working in an Office, You’ll Relate to This appeared first on MobiSpirit.

The video looks great from the visual aspect, and the data it collects is simply incredible. The author used data from several different sources. The sources include radio broadcasting, online streaming,  and digital sales, among others.

“Timeline history of most popular music artists from 1969 to 2019 ranked by yearly certified record sales. Numbers are worldwide and adjusted to twelve months trailing average,” we read in the video description.

In it, you can see who were the most popular music artists from 1969 to 2019. You can always see the top 10 and it’s particularly exciting to see the new artists come on the board. Click play to watch the video.

The post A Visual Guide to the Best Selling Music Artists in the past 50 Years appeared first on MobiSpirit.

“I built a guitar with barcodes instead of strings – but it has a few extra features including programmable buttons, pitch bend, and octave and channel shift, which are all controlled by retro game controller joysticks and buttons. It’s based on an Arduino MEGA with a USB host shield and a MIDI shield,” Bruton wrote along with the YouTube video.

If you were wondering, he made this unique guitar using 3-D printed parts and, of course, plenty of creativity and time were involved. Watch the video below if you want to see more. We’re sure you’re gonna love it just as much as we do.

The post This Unique Guitar Uses Barcodes and a Scanner Instead of Strings appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Everything you see in the video consists of Lego blocks and photographs. We had to look at it over and over again in order to catch all the details.

“I made it with 3,300 pictures,” the author wrote along with the video. “Thanks for watching! Please leave a like if you enjoyed and tell me what you think in the comments! Thanks.”

Click play below to watch the video.

The post Stop Motion Artist Shows How He Makes Lego Pizza appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Worthikids is a Youtube channel run by a comedian named Ian Worthington. He creates funny animations and gives voice to all the characters, which only makes it better. What you’re about to see below is a true gem we stumbled upon while browsing Youtube and the world definitely needs more stuff like this.

“My dad came up with the name Worthikids, a portmanteau of our surname Worthington and kids, when my siblings and I were signing up for a YoYoGames account,” Worthington told It’s Nice That. See the animation below.

The post Worthikids Shows What Happens When Two Witches Discover Tinder appeared first on MobiSpirit.

She was getting her master’s degree in sociology when she started uploading pictures of her nail art to Instagram. This soon became a great way to blow off steam after school, so she took a step further and opened a YouTube channel, which she aptly named Simply Nailogical. Funnily enough, she managed to form a small community around her love of nail art. Audiences started gathering to watch her videos where she’d try insane nail polish trends and challenges.

Soon she found herself living two lives: at day, she was a grown-up, serious crime and health statistics analyst, and at night she was a wacky YouTuber with an obsession with holographic nail polish. But it worked! Today she’s a YouTube star with almost 8 million subscribers, and she recently launched her own nail polish line. She’s still living her double life, but she seems to be loving every minute of it.

The post How Nail Art Obsession Launched This Analyst Into YouTube Stardom appeared first on MobiSpirit.

Each video starts with Grandpa saying his mantra that goes, “Loving, caring, sharing. This is my family.” He then moves on to cooking and explains the process in English. He works with a few assistants that help carry heavy pots.

Once Grandpa is done with cooking, the food gets packed and taken to local orphanages. Make sure to subscribe to his channel to support the work of this wonderful man!

The post A Grandpa from India Cooks on YouTube to Feed India’s Children appeared first on MobiSpirit.