Christmas story told through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google, Wikipedia, Google Maps, GMail, Foursquare, Amazon…
Times change, the feeling remains the same.
Christmas story told through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google, Wikipedia, Google Maps, GMail, Foursquare, Amazon…
Times change, the feeling remains the same.
Check out the brilliant imitation of the talk show DWDD in three minutes by stand up comedian Henry van Loon.
I love this. Kutiman samples songs from random ordinary YouTube contributions. The videos have nothing to do with each other, but combined they make a fantastic achievement altogether.
Isn’t that philosophic?
You can check out all his samples @ his YouTube video pages under ‘description’.
In the five year history of YouTube there were some brilliant virals. Not made by slick pr agency’s, but pure and honest performances of ordinary people which led some how to enormous popularity on the internet.
52 million hits
The song Chocolate Rain by singer Tay Zonday was one of them. It started with his hilarious clumsy video for his song in 2007. In the weeks after his upload, people start to make parodies of it. It endend with thousands of parodies, appearances on national US talk shows, invitations by the Google staff, an exclusive promotion deal for Dr Pepper’s Cherry Coke and more than 52 million hits.
It kept me laughing for weeks, and even now, three years later, Tay makes me smile every time I see a related video.
Tay’s original video
Chad Vader parody
Drum ‘n’ bass remix
On the Jimmy Kimmel show
Dr. Pepper Ad
And so on. Check out the whole list if you can handle more.
Nicely done hip hop election parody by the Dutch satirical television show Koefnoen.
When I first saw this video I thought it was from a hip electro band. With a good sense for irony.
But the music video is from the band Droids with their song The Force. The video is captured during a live televison performance in 1977! Classic!
Back from my trip to New York. The coming weeks I’ll catch up with blogging. Starting with a stunning tilt shift animation of my beloved New York. Artist: Sam O’Hare.