dubstep

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Vimal Mistry shows off how his parrotlet rocks out to the dubstep track "Bass Cannon" by Flux Pavillon.

A house in Meridian, ID puts on an epic 40,000+ holiday lights display synchronized to dubstep and various Christmas songs.

If you like Skrillex and The Legend of Zelda, you've probably heard of Skrillex Quest, a new browser-based 8-bit RPG inspired by the classic 1986 NES dungeon raider game and created by developer Jason Oda. The basic storyline follows a hero who is transported to a magical world and tasked with saving the Dead Princess Keys, which is of course heavily accompanied by Skrillex's music.

Feel like your next ambitious ad campaign is still missing something? Try adding dubstep and watch the magic unfold. This parody video was created in collaboration between YouTube comedy duo Smosh and videographer Mike Diva.

Hotlanta's famous Marquese Scott (a.k.a Nonstop) and other members of the DragonHouse dance crew bring out some incredible robotic moves for a test run in bullet time, set to the track "Illusion of Choice" by Gramatik.

Ummm... bless them?

Love or hate dubstep, you can't dispute this guy's insane dancing skills.

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Bid Just Dance farewell with the V Motion Project, a Kinect-powered music creation/entertainment suite.It's also a prototype for Skrillex's inevitable 2017 Super Bowl half-time show.

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This Skrillex-meets-Santigold mashup won't land Mike Tompkins any six-figure deals spinning at nightclubs around the world, but this vocal dubstep cover is probably more impressive than anything Skrillex has recently done on stage.

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Brothers Johnnathan and Joshua Gerard -- aka Gerardam -- have invented "Indian Dubstep," including the first "hair tutting" and "shoulder blade tutting" ever seen on video.

Johnnathan writes:

I liked DUBSTEP the moment I listened to it because, it suited very well with the style of dance that I am most comfortable with! Therefore I decided to compose an Indian version of DUBSTEP.

Or, in Skrillex, "Wub wub wub, wub wub."

Sick drops, man.

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Eclectic Method's dubstep take on the "most iconic orgasmic scenes from film" is meant to be shared.

(Not Safe For Work, "iconic orgasmic scenes")

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