Can a group of cheery kids gets jaded New Yorkers break a smile on a crappy day? Can Sia update this track from Annie for something that can resonae with kids tuning into the 2014 movie remake starring Quvenzhané Wallis as the traditionally red-headed orphan?

Are these rhetorical questions?

Maybe.

Ain't no party like a birthday party for a 3-year-old. Especially if the birthday boy is a grown-up EDM superstar like Dillon Francis.

The outside world collides with the interior mind as love and weed and mushrooms prove to be an intoxicating combo for Watsky.

Can the dude who did the 29 Voice Impressions in One Original Song video — since revealed to be a hoax, which might actually make it cooler — capture your attention once again that pays tribute to actor/cannibal Shia LaBeouf? Cantor pulls out all the stops to make it work, roping in The Gay Men’s Chorus of Los Angelez, The West Los Angeles Children’s Choir, The Argus Quartet, interpretative dancers and even some 3D Papercraft Shia Heads for a live-on-stage extravaganza.

One thing is certain, however: Shia LaBeouf loves it.

Unless you're also on your nth cup of Lean and stoned out of your gourd, there's just no way your "Tuesday" is anywhere near as odd as what greets ILoveMakonnen and an extra sleepy Drake at the club.

The world's gone sideways — well, maybe just the camera — as Split Single's Jason Narducy hangs out a car window and gives a dogged (sorry) performance.

This is like the 2001 of weird indie videos. And I mean that as a compliment. And as a way to get out of describing what happens and what it all means here...