Squatty Potty: The Remix

Unless you have been living under a rock, you know all about the Squatty Potty. It’s a stool that helps you poop more effectively. The company’s video featured a unicorn pooping rainbow ice cream as a proxy for humans taking a dump. Well, now, the oft-played video has been remixed.

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It is now an autotuned song titled “Poop Like a Unicorn.” It uses clips from the bizarre commercial to make things even stranger. But the important thing is that it still highlights the ways the Squatty Potty helps people poop.

The question is, what are the people at Squatty Potty going to do next? How do you make something weirder than this?

[via Laughing Squid]

Smule launches AutoRap for iOS and Android, Engadget’s editors drop some mad beats (video)

Smule launches AutoRap for iOS and Android, Engadget's editors drop some mad beats

Sure, we're often mistaken for some of hip-hop's illest emcees in our day-to-day lives, but the sad truth is that Engadget's editorial team could use a little help with our flow. Thankfully, technology has come to the rescue, yet again -- this time in the form of AutoRap, the latest app from the people who brought you such mobile blockbusters as I am T-Pain and Songify. Those who've spent time with either of the aforementioned apps know what to expect from this latest addition to the Smule family: talk or rap into your iPhone or Android device, tap the button, and then wait for the magic. AutoRap will go to town, or as Smule puts it: "turn[ing] speech into rap and correct[ing] bad rapping."

Talking and rapping are the two primary modes here. With the former, you simply speak into your phone, and the app chops your voice and buries it in a whole mess of autotuney goodness. There's a pretty broad handful of songs at present, including 30 premium tracks from the likes of Snoop Dog, the Beastie Boys, Outkast and Kid Cudi -- naturally, if you want access to those, you're gonna have to pony up some cash, or earn some credits doing things like watching instructional videos or filling out auto insurance quote forms. The free tracks mostly get the job done, however.

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