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BEST IMAGES OF THE WEEK: IMG! episode 2


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·Nov 10, 2024

You guys asked for it, so here it is. Whether it's Mario Brothers from Mario's perspective, or a girl gamer who seems to be saying, "Uh yeah, size does matter," it can only mean one thing: Episode 2 of [Music] IMG.

This week, BuzzFeed brought us some of the best pictures of the moment: a baseball hits someone's face, and then, what the H? How about some baseball bats too? Speaking of pictures taken at just the right time, here's the Google Street View Camera splattered with bird poop on Sunset Boulevard in LA. If you want to explore the bird poop as it happened, there's a link in the description to the actual street view image, as well as every single image in this show.

Bam! Right off the bat, I'm going to break the rules and show some video clips, because let's be serious—why the age not? These clips were featured on LLs this week, and they are the most unnecessary inventions. Right now, you're watching a grass treadmill, but they also had a machine whose only function was to unplug itself, and a banana fan.

All right, back to still images, but not that still. I first saw this image in a psychology class, and I revisited it this week because of Mo Illusions. Move your eyes around, and you will see the image rotate and move! Seriously, pause the video and keep looking. Pretty freaky, right?

Mo Illusions also had this really cool picture of Albert Einstein! Or is it? Step away from your screen like 10 ft away, and the picture will magically transform into Marilyn Monroe. Go back up close, and bam! It's Albert Einstein.

[Music] Again, maybe they're real, maybe they're photoshopped. You guys tell me what you think, but they are Mcer-styled impossible structures made out of Legos. Whatever it is, they're really cool! Back to BuzzFeed—this collection is really hot today, and it is titled "Proof Geeks Are Sexy."

[Music] [Applause] Now we’re going to transition from sexy to tiny and slimy, which in my case is the same thing. This picture is super popular on Nama. Scientists discovered the world's smallest ever frog—nope, not that one, smaller! Bam! There it is! Look at that guy!

There were some great suggestions over at facebook.com/vsaucegaming. Lucas submitted what is both the funniest and the scariest video game glitch mod, Acid Trip, whatever you want to call it. And speaking of one-eyed monsters, Isaiah gave us this fantastic wow screen cap. Now look at the torren! His title is "The Patient." Um, something tells me death flower is not that good. Do you want something scary?

DK gave us this picture, which I'm guessing is the first Thanksgiving. And back to something sexy—Kazia submitted this Photoshop of Sylvanas on the cover of Cosmopolitan. It's an entire Azeroth issue, so be sure to read all of the titles on it.

And just that fast, it's the end of Episode 2 of IMG. Remember to submit your favorite images of the week over at facebook.com/VsauceGaming. Subscribe to Vsauce for more. See you next week!

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