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Zurich advocacy group Pro Infirmis created this moving video in which mannequins were created not in the form of perfection, but to display bodies of the disabled with diseases like scoliosis or those with missing limbs. The mannequins were displayed in department store windows with the hope that they would bring further awareness to narrow expectations of fashion and support the acceptance of those with disabilities.

We all know that person (or people) who can't ever seem to put down the phone and enjoy life without a screen between their face and the rest of the world. This is a message for them from Rhett & Link.

Astronaut Chris Hadfield who became famous for his hundreds of YouTube videos made from space, is now back home and has a "down to Earth" message about Movember.

We've all heard, "An apple a day keeps the doctor a way." This video presents an entirely different perspective on how that single act could do so much more.

PSA of the Day is a feature series presenting a variety of notable public service announcements and cautionary messages.

This sarcastic PSA video brought to you by Can Opener Studio offers a series of apologetic messages from the Millennial Generation for being unemployed, crippled by student loan debt and texting too much in an economy void of the manufacturing jobs that were once readily available for the baby boomers and their parents' generation.

Can Opener Studio's Stephen Parkhurst sheds a light on the lesser known plights of working in the customer service industry in this parody of the It Gets Better Project.

Note: this video contains some WARNING language.

Check out the latest parody of the Metro Trains Melbourne's PSA music video "Dumb Ways to Die" featuring your favorite video game characters! Created by the YouTube comedy sketch group Mega Steak Man.