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At age 16, Darren's life took another turn when he discovered streaming. Starting with just a basic setup in his bedroom, he began broadcasting NBA 2K games. Little did he know, this would become the foundation of his future success as IShowSpeed.

Want to see something incredible? This tiny home runs completely on rainwater, using a clever filtration system that fits under the floor. The whole setup costs less than $5,000, takes just two days to install, and provides clean water year-round.

In 2009, a group of developers tried to build a massive online video game, but it was a total disaster. While the project was failing, they created a simple tool to communicate. Little did they know, that tool became Slack, now worth over twenty-seven billion dollars.

A guy tested popular energy drinks in his home lab and exposed something wild about their caffeine content some brands had triple the amount listed on the label while others barely had any the video hit 2 million views overnight and energy drink companies are scrambling to respond.

These viral phone repair videos are completely staged. Notice how they always "fix" water damage by just putting the phone in rice? That's not how it works. The before and after shots are different phones, and you can see the cuts between scenes. If you spot these fake videos, hit subscribe.

In 1944, the British military developed "Project Pigeon," training pigeons to guide missiles by pecking at target images. They spent millions on the project, but it was abandoned when the pigeons kept getting distracted by random objects during test flights.

Did you know that in Tom and Jerry Tom never actually tries to eat Jerry Its because they're actually best friends stuck in a loop forced to chase each other for entertainment Tom even saves Jerry multiple times proving they're trapped in this endless cycle.

Here are the most popular sodas by decades starting in the 1960s. Sprite became huge because it was a fresh lemon-lime alternative. In the 1970s, Mountain Dew took over by marketing to young people. Then Coca Cola dominated the 1980s with their new Diet Coke formula.