13+ Pics That Went Viral This Week You May Have Missed

Even if their names didn't make it obvious which is which, the common understanding of South Korea as a technological innovator versus North Korea's reputation as a nation beset with hardships fills in this image's blanks.

However, the man in the front's sweater gives away that among this group of friends are the punk band Chousand.

That, plus their embracing the awkward aesthetic of these kind of photos, is probably what made this take off.

In this case, the lower quality of the shot actually works for it here and makes the deep sea seem even more grim and murky.

According to their child, not only does the dad not dress like this anymore, but he had to track down a wig to complete the scene.

In reality, he's bald now.

I wouldn't get your hopes up for that happening, though. This shot was actually taken from a drawing video Tenacious D used to promote their album Post-Apocalypto.

If I come across this, I just hope it isn't considered an insult when I can't finish all of it. The spirit is willing, I swear.

Presumably, that hairstyle gave them the perfect inspiration to turn her into a cross between Elvira and Morticia Addams. Closing her eyes was an interesting touch, too.

As you can see, there are only so many times you can sharpen one of these before you essentially run out of knife.

If nothing else, at least these accidental directions should ensure that the other cars keep their distance.

Plus, we now know what Sub-Zero would bring to a drag race.

Naturally, there's some debate over whether this book just happened to end up in the right conditions to grow giant mushrooms or whether this was all by design, but it looks cool nonetheless.

For those who aren't making the connection, this display looks like the classic question that begins every Pokémon game: Do you pick the fire, water, or grass type?

Apparently, Japanese artist Sekisadamu made these by grinding charcoal into a powder and mixing them with various plant-based ingredients to form a shaping putty.

This makes him the first person to ever do this, which is impressive enough before you learn that he's also worked in the Air Force top secret installation at Cheyenne Mountain.

Unfortunately, at last word, his cancer has returned for the fifth time and his situation is more grim than ever.

Although, it's not hard to think that this would only be "OK" were it not for that bright, yellow tree standing out in the center.

It's the little things, right?

As for how that first part happened, the lesson here is to never do any hot glue gun projects with bare legs.

She doesn't consider it her finest hour.

"He's so happy now that he can play whenever he wants, and i honestly hope i made a difference in my community," reddit user XenithSkylord wrote.

And no, they weren't left in the image by accident. This is apparently part of Target's policy to use "body accurate" models for its in-store banners.

Not everything needs to be photoshopped away.

Reddit user seamuswray shared what they called a "self portrait, oil on canvas."

Clearly very talented!

This. This is that reason.

They wrote, "I'm a single dad of two daughters. My oldest daughter wanted a gross out themed birthday, so I made my first ever cake. She loved it!"

But this photo also begs the question —how in the hell did they get up there?!