The uncensored version of the video that touched everybody's heart.

So you think you've seen all of Michael Jackson's versions of the music video "Thriler" huh? Well you're not even close.

Nothing is funnier that literal versions of 80s videos.

Sudoku is the puzzle game that everyone’s playing, but not the LiquidGeneration way. Our version of Sudoku is played the same way as the original game, but with cute, furry animals and killer dance music. This ain’t your grandma’s Sudoku!

The anime version of South Park will make even the most discerning fanboys chuckle x100.

This literal version of A-ha's "Take On Me" is the song of the year.

The title so literal it will blow your mind.

As Mitch Hedberg would say "it's so damn literal".

Hey look! Sexy versions of fairy tale characters!

Fergie sang Live and let die at the Music something or other. She spent some of the time flying around the stage playing a rocking version of Quidditch.

Gob Bluth could have performed amazing illusions set to this version.

She's wearing a unitard, she has an 80s perm, she's miming lazer blasts, and she is playing a completely tone deaf version of Star Wars!

Check out the Airborne Toxic Event doing a pure acoustic version of “Poor Isaac.” This is the way we like it over at the LG studios!

Oliver Future came by the illustrious LG studios to play us some stripped down versions of tunes from their latest record Pax Futura.

Rohner from Division Day dropped by the studio with a vintage keyboard he borrowed from a friend and proceeded to play some super stripped out versions of tracks from Division Day’s Beartrap Island record.

This week we had Tokyo Police Club in the studio where they played us a handful of songs including this pretty impressive version of ‘Your English is Good.’

TPC were so good we just had to give youa bonus track this week. Here they are with an acoustic version of ‘Shoulders and Arms.’

...Just to use as a comparison to Perez's version, and to those Yogis. Gross"

Scissors For Lefty came by the studio and played us a stripped down version of their hit song “Ghetto Ways.” We dare you to try and get it out of your head. You will fail.

At first I was like, "big deal – so he's playing Tetris!" Then I realized that this version of Tetris could totally melt your brain into insanity. It's freakin' genius.