Mashup

Mashups are a powerful thing, and this one of 'Enter Sandman' and 'Hip To Be Square' sounds like next pop-hit. Source: <a href="https://digg.com/video/metallicas-enter-sandman-gets-turned-into-a-bop-with-this-hip-to-be-square-mashup">Digg</a>

What if you took Limp Bizkit's aggressive backing out of "Break Stuff" and replaced it with say .... the theme from Seinfeld? Listen here.

There's a mash-up on YouTube of SIX different hit country songs that sound so similar it's hard to tell when one ends and the other begins.

YouTube user The Taskmaster is back with another Megatallica mashup! This time around The Taskmaster brilliantly and seemlessly fuses Metallica's ‘Enter Sandman’ with Megadeth's 'Symphony of Destruction.'

Once you get past all the cat videos, amateur music clips might be the lion's share of YouTube clips, which may have inspired this clever piece.

A new mashup blending Motley Crue from their down-and-dirty '80s era with the Beatles from their clean-cut early '60s era is blowing up on YouTube, and it's definitely worth checking out (watch above).

Take the latest Jamaican dance craze and combine it with the hysterical blow-by-blow commentary of WWE's Jim Ross and voila—you have a most excellent mashup you never knew was possible.

You just knew it wouldn't take long for someone to mash-up the latest 'Godzilla' trailer with some 'Breaking Bad' clips. After all, with Bryan Cranston starring in both, it was inevitable. And here it is. You can watch it above.

No matter how bad your day has been, this mashup is going to make you laugh. 'Thomas the Tank Engine' is a staple for kids, but it's never been presented quite like this. In this video recently posted to YouTube, the theme for 'Thomas the Tank Engine' has been masterfully mixed with the Limp Bizkit rage anthem 'Break Stuff.'

We don't know how this makes us feel. Basically, we're just glad we're not angry. This lucky genius has taken a part of our childhood and, rather than ruining it, changed it in a way that doesn't fill us with boiling rage, which is usually what happens when we hear anything 'Call Me Maybe' related these days.

This is a very impressive supercut. Not only is it very well edited, it also makes us feel bad about how few movies we saw this year.

We have to commend YouTuber Isosine for hearing the similarities between Korn's 'Coming Undone' and Taylor Swift's 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.' He also deserves credit for being maybe the only person who would listen to both of those songs. Good job.