Via Elaine Edwards
Meanwhile…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtZ3TxeAD-c&feature=player_embedded
Kitten Watches Kitten On YouTube (Huffington Post)
Meanwhile…
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GtZ3TxeAD-c&feature=player_embedded
Kitten Watches Kitten On YouTube (Huffington Post)
“This reminds me of that video where … no? How have you not seen that? Oh man, let me find it. No, it’s ok, we can go back to your video later.”
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=46Wqp1r_F0I&feature=player_embedded#!
Youtuber Craig Rowin recently posted a video asking millionaires to give him a million dollars ‘because it would be awesome.’
Hahaaaahahahaha!
Last Sunday, he released a follow-up video. On February 2nd – unless the internets are lying (and, in fairness, they’ve hardly ever been known to do that) – a millionaire will give him a million dollars.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipJPSIF395Q&feature=player_embedded
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRzhd3eUyO8&feature=player_embedded#!
The animals of YouTube sing “Jingle Bells”.
Very cute, indeed.
YouTube (Staring at the Wall) by artist Helmut Smits.
A 3cm x 3cm piece made by hammering different-sized nails into a wall. More kooky minimalism here.
And their most viewed counterparts: Battle at Kruger (56.6 million hits); Otters Holding Hands (14.7 million hits); Double Rainbow (18.4 million hits) and Evolution of Dance (155 million hits).
It’s funny because it’s the opposite of a thing.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcIm9EmgJ20
Has anyone actually seen the ‘reports on YouTube’ that golfer Philip Walton is referring to? You know, the ones ‘of concern’ to his children featuring Cowen’s impression of their dad at the Ardilaun?
We’ve tried every combination of search terms we can think of and turned up nothing. Jack. Not even footage of Walton playing golf. The gratitude of a baffled nation to whoever finds the elusive recordings.
While we wait, here’s Kevin Pollak doing Captain Kirk.
Overwhelmed by YouTube’s 120,000,000-odd videos? Wish there was a better way to filter the search results? Vaguely irritated by posts that start with a series of questions?
Meet YouTube Time Machine. Choose any year from 1860 to the present and you’ll be presented with clips from that year only.
Productivity go bye-bye now.
Zero Views is the worst website on the internet, but for all the right reasons.
The publisher trawls YouTube for videos with absolutely no hits (and for most of them, it’s obvious why). Of course, once they appear on the site, they start getting hits, thereby rising from obscurity.
A case in point is Fat Ass Dancing (below). Zero hits last Wednesday. 53,596 hits yesterday.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNw5HythV24&feature=player_embedded