This weekend, Justin Bieber visited the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. He payed a bit of a bizarre tribute.

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I mean...

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"The Sound of Silence"

HandFartMaster's most viewed video. Probably the most impressive?

"Unchained Melody"

The Master gets pretty into this one. Those fart slides are kinda sultry. (Sorry.)

Mission accomplished, really.

"Hallelujah"

Back to the classic HFM deadpan. This one seems louder than the rest? He really went for it. So emotional.

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Never 4get

Hillary started skating when she was still a toddler, imitating the neighborhood cool kids on a board with plastic wheels.

“They were like, 13-14, which was old compared to me so they would go off and do cool teen stuff and I would kinda just skate around the block. But I wanted to be like them,” Hillary says, describing her eagerness to skate.

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Although assigned male at birth, Hillary always felt like a woman.

“I was naive then and I just assumed, well, yeah, of course I’m just gonna grow up and be a woman, that’s how it works. That’s who I am.”

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Throughout difficult and confusing teen years, skating was a constant.

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Hillary started taking hormones at age 14. She moved to Atlanta and became gradually more comfortable presenting herself as female. Though at first, she still skated alone.

“I didn’t go out and skate much with people because I didn’t know anyone and I was still scared to meet people as Hillary. I was definitely had anxiety to get back into skateboarding. I didn’t think that people would accept it.”

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"I have no idea how we ever get anything done because it seems as if all we do is talk about vintage T-shirts and boners."

"Before I was born, my mom wanted to have another child, but she didn’t want to be in a relationship. Because some sperm banks had reportedly been infected with HIV, my mom decided to ask some of her friends to try and get her pregnant... I’ve never known for sure who my father is, and I don’t want to know."

"The Galapagos seemed like a place trapped in prehistoric time, and y’all know I love that shit."

"I’ve always felt connected to animals. And, yes, I include dinosaurs in this category. I think I wrote my first song about dinosaurs around age five. I wrote my most recent song about dinosaurs (aka greasy, scummy, old dudes) at age eighteen and it probably won’t be the last either."

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DJ Fresh

Underrated Bay Area producer DJ Fresh has one of the lushest drops ever. It works really well with his layered, piled-with-synths production style.

DJ Clue

CLUEMANATTIIIIIIIIIIII

This delay-laden shout was ubiquitous on '90s New York rap radio. Clue had tons of mixtapes (not literally tons, but literally tapes) and made himself an ever-present figure on the tracks he chose and in the scene at large.

Trap-A-Holics

This Trap-A-Holics drop has it's own meme and McLovin' tie-in and everything. Assuming they got the movie trailer guy for this one.

Mike Will Made It

The producer of the moment ("Bands a Make Her Dance", "No Lie", "Turn On the Lights", "Pour it Up") from Atlanta whose drop sounds wonderfully melted.

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Yikes.

QPR isn't a stranger to flamboyantly irresponsible rich dude owners, though. Check The Guardian's documentary The Four Year Plan for more shenanigans.

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"‘There are moments, Jeeves, when one asks oneself “Do trousers matter?”’

‘The mood will pass, sir.’"

"Into the face of the young man there had crept a look of furtive shame, the shifty, hangdog look which announces that an Englishman is about to talk French."

“He had just about enough intelligence to open his mouth when he wanted to eat, but certainly no more.”

"I'm not absolutely certain of the facts, but I rather fancy it's Shakespeare who says that it's always just when a fellow is feeling particularly braced with things in general that Fate sneaks up behind him with the bit of lead piping."

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Man DVRs college football game. Man scours footage for brief appearances of cheerleaders cheerleading. Man records said appearance, slows it down and adds creepy piano soundtrack. Man repeats this process nearly 1,300 times.

Reminds me of that old Junior Senior video