You will never be this good at anything

Because when it comes to lip-sync re-enactment Twitter videos, Bowen Yang is the best there is.



Bowen Yang is a lip sync master. Over the last few months, the New York-based comedian, writer and podcast host has been posting videos of himself on Twitter performing lip sync re-enactments of iconic moments from movies and TV shows. It's kind of mesmerizing. You can't look away. And of course, the videos have gone viral.

You only wish you were this good. At anything. From Erin Brockovich to The Devil Wears Prada, respect the intensity, dedication and artistry of Bowen Yang.

when u gay pic.twitter.com/3q5yJHxIGP

— Bowen Yang (@bowenyang) May 5, 2018

when u Erin Brockovich. pic.twitter.com/GfWJL02h3D

— Bowen Yang (@bowenyang) May 9, 2018

when u Alexis Neiers. pic.twitter.com/NYdjcXJtI8

— Bowen Yang (@bowenyang) May 25, 2018

when u Sandra Oh. @IamSandraOh @shondarhimes pic.twitter.com/nIXK2SZ8K1

— Bowen Yang (@bowenyang) July 13, 2018

Last few seconds: pic.twitter.com/bqf9huXe2D

— Bowen Yang (@bowenyang) July 13, 2018

when u Miranda Priestly. pic.twitter.com/IvQ75lVesJ

— Bowen Yang (@bowenyang) August 23, 2018

Bowen is coming for you, Meryl.

Ajumma EXP is back, behind the wheel and busting a move

Baby, remember my name.



Awwwwwwww yeah. Grab your visor and get that perm tight. The ladies of Ajumma EXP are back, behind the wheel, and busting a move. This time, we find our favorite gang of ajummas getting caught up in the groove when Irene Cara's 1980 classic "Fame" comes on in the carpool. You will be unable to resist substituting "remember" with "AJUMMA AJUMMA AJUMMA" the next time you hear this song.

How Asian Grandpas Get Down With The Weeknd

Just another day at the park with your Asian grandpa...



This is the silliest thing you'll see today. Let it be your guide.

Funny video makers Chuck Maa and Geo Lee, aka Seventh Grade, teamed up with Will Choi of Asian AF to channel their future Asian grandpa selves for this incredible lip sync video to the tune of "I Feel It Coming." Daft Punk ain't got nothing on these visor-clad old timers. Check those stretches. Feel it.