"humorous video" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a video that is intended to be funny. For example: "I watched a humorous video on YouTube last night and it made me laugh so much."
Clean is not," and a campaign for Cheer featuring humorous video clips online (cheer.com/brighten-bay).
The mildly humorous video clips lasted about five to 10 seconds, and the mini-games were simple to play.
After contemplating his future this summer, he released a humorous video on YouTube confirming he would be back.
The city enlisted Minnesota's junior senator, the longtime comedian Al Franken, to make a humorous video supporting the bid.
Charging Funny or Die with creating a humorous video that highlights Van Heusen but without an overt sales pitch is a departure for the brand.
Like Stewart, Youssef played humorous video clips of his targets, and then mercilessly ripped them apart for whatever blooper they had uttered.
Nickelodeon, part of Viacom, sees the humorous videos as fair use of its copyrighted content.
Instead, it will be available for viewing on Funny or Die, the Web site known for humorous videos; the Pepsi Next Web site, pepsinext.com; and YouTube.
His raunchy and humorous videos, low-budget affairs that have found their way to MoMA's permanent collection, are inspired by daytime soap operas.
Known on the campaign trail for his humorous videos, including a parody of Carl P. Paladino's much-publicized confrontation with a New York Post reporter.
All ads refer viewers to Ace Hardware's Facebook page for more than 30 humorous videos of interviews with people who personify the new Clark+Kensington shades.
