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YouTube Guide: “Pocket Like It’s Hot”

DeStorm, Snoop and Andy Milonakis rap about Hot Pockets. Plus: AsapSCIENCE teaches you the secrets of lucid dreaming.

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With over 72 hours of footage uploaded every minute, it’s physically impossible to keep track of the content on YouTube. But in YouTube Guide, the Daily Dot will curate its five favorite finds for each workday.

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1) Snoop and DeStorm, “Pocket Like It’s Hot”

Snoop and DeStorm remake the Doggfather’s 2004 hit “Drop It Like It’s Hot” in this entirely bizarre promo for Hot Pockets, which finds Snoop and Andy Milonakis sweating through a sauna session with three girls and a giant Hot Pocket. Take it from Snoop: “When the craving’s got a hold of you, pocket like it’s hot.”

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2) Gringotone, “CSI Facebook Creep 2”

Two social investigators kick it into high gear when one friend finds that another friend’s ex-girlfriend has updated her Facebook status to “In a relationship.”

3) AsapSCIENCE, “The Science of Lucid Dreaming”

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Dreams provide a world in which we escape from reality into the mind and seemingly have little control over what happens. But what if you could know that you were dreaming and subsequently control your dreams? Such a thing is entirely possible. It’s called lucid dreaming, and the guys at AsapSCIENCE want to tell you how it happens.

4) World Wide Interweb, “The Ultimate Faceplants Compilation”

Few things out there are more entertaining than watching some skateboarder, biker, or cartwheeling bandit take a digger and land firmly on their face. Thankfully, the supercut superheroes at World Wide Interweb are here to pull together the best bunch.

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5) The Warp Zone, “Drinking Games for Gamers—Guitar Beero”

Guitar Hero’s fun, but Guitar Hero While Drinking always rocks a whole lot harder. Naturally, there’s a complex, multi-step drinking game to accompany the game. The Warp Zone has your rules right here.

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