We do our best to stay current with everything we put up here on Geekosystem, but if there's a better video to end Thanksgiving Day with than this one of two animated turkeys dropping sick nasty dubstep beats from back in May then we don't know what it is. Moreover, we don't even want to hear about it. We couldn't handle anything better than this right now because we're too sleepy and full.

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It's Friday, and we know what you want. You want a video of cape-wearing superheroic cats being tossed in the air to some highly-produced hip-hop dustup. That itself is about superheroic cats. You didn't know that's what you wanted, but don't worry. We've got you covered. (As the original YouTube page disclaimer states, no animals were harmed in the making of this video.)

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Now, dubstep might not be your cup of tea and -- if that's the case -- you're certainly not alone. But Mike Tompkins might be able to change your mind. He's remixed Santigold's Disparate Youth with Skrillex's Cinema using only his voice, live looping, and creative mixing. If it doesn't sound impressive, take a peek at the video and then see if that helps. Add in some projectors that fire whenever he hits certain buttons and suddenly it's a light show as well. It's such a masterful cover that one can only hope that Tompkins will continue down this particular avenue.

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To be fair, I totally freak out when people spill green cylinders too.

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Whether or not you love or hate dubstep, or any form of abrasive electronic music, you can't help but love some of the neat videos that come along with it. Take this video by Delta Heavy, for instance; if you hate the music, it still provides some really awesome visuals. Especially when drops become filthy sick and all the childhood games you played end up getting murdered.

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There's something Internet-y about dubstep. There's also something Internet-y about needless excess, like mashing up 19 Skrillex songs with no pitch shifting, and playing 11 of them simultaneously just because you can. The result is, astonishingly, not mind-numbingly horrible; I'll let you draw your own conclusions as to what that says about dubstep on the whole. That said, the only thing missing from this video is maybe a cat -- no -- recursive cats. Now that would be a Frankenstein's mash-up worth writing home about.

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Haven't been online for a while? Here is a concise, effective summary of the Internet at large by xgabberx. Enjoy.

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Some people can keep up with the times, some people can't. I think it has to do with your genes. This grandma is one of the former, however, so much so that she'll dance to dubstep. Granted, she looks a little bit confused before the drop, but then she gets it and starts grooving. This definitely isn't my favorite dancing-related viral video grandma, but she's a close second. You keep rockin', Grandma.

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At a talent show in Denmark, the Robotboys don shiny outfits and show us that the only way one can dance to dubstep, is to do the robot. One might think that both dubstep and the robot are silly, and while that may be true, these guys are actually impressive.

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Nokia's standard ringtone is a classic. Not satisfied with having a classic, however, it seems that Nokia is determined to get with the times, market to the hip young kiddos, and be fresh and relevant in the not-at-all-diminishingly-important world of ringtones. How? That's easy. Dubstep, bro. Kids love the dubsteps. Right? RIGHT?! Apparently they do, because the 24 second dubstep-tastic ringtone by Valerio Alessandro Sizzi won the Nokia Tune competition with 1000 likes on Facebook, winning against 6,200 other entries. In addition to having his ringtone pre-loaded on over 100 million Nokia phones (every musician's dream), he also gets paid (actually every musician's dream) a cool $10,000 for his efforts. Coincidentally enough, that appears to be exactly how much Nokia's remaining dignity is worth, and judging by their comments on the winner, they seem to be glad to be rid of the pesky stuff.

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