The Oxford Dictionary defines a flash mob as “a large public gathering at which people perform an unusual or seemingly random act and then disperse.” While these acts seemed to be all the rage a few years ago, they still remain popular for their originality and entertainment value. Disney enters the picture when you consider how many individuals set their YouTube flash mob videos to Disney music – or, in some cases, within the Disney parks themselves.

Here are eight awesome flash mob videos that will make you want to get on your feet and join in!

Many cosplayers and others have created some incredible costumes inspired by Transformers—both the toys/cartoons and Michael Bay’s movie franchise. But pulling off a costume that not only allows someone to transform into something, but transform into an actual working vehicle? That’s much more difficult to pull off successfully.

The best thus far may just be someone who goes by NOLATron, a New Orleans street performer who was captured on video performing for some kids in Ann Arbor, Michigan recently. Their suit goes from standing to working vehicle and back seamlessly, and is impressive to see.

You can check out a video of the working transformer costume in action below.

Last night, NBC aired the American Comedy Awards, which honors people who “have achieved new heights during the past year in both film and television.” There was awards for best actors, actresses, movies, television shows, directing, and more, including “Best Viral Video.”

Sir Patrick Stewart presented the “Best Viral Video,” which contained nominees for popular internet videos like “Bad Lip Reading,” Chat Roulette’s “Miley Cyrus: Wrecking Ball,” and “I Knew You Were Trouble (Goat Edition).” And he did more than just rattle off the nominees – he gave commentary and much more. It was quite humorous!

Watch the 4-minute presentation here below.

Ready for more Frozen fun? Last time inside Disney In Depth we took a look at a handful of inspired covers of songs from the massively popular film.

Here are seven more videos that prove talent exists all over YouTube – no matter one’s gender, age, background or eccentricities.

How can you qualify and quantify audiences’ love for Frozen? Watch the supply of videos stocked on YouTube, showcasing creative parodies and renditions of Frozen songs, and then look at the number of individuals who have watched those spoofs. There you have it. Frozen is a hit, in terms of variety and viewership.

Here is the first of a two-part edition of Disney In Depth that features 15 amazing Frozen cover videos and spoofs – and I assure you that not all of them feature the Oscar-winning “Let It Go.”

Let’s watch and analyze eight great videos right now!