This is weird. There’s a hardcore Japanese porn video on YouTube’s most popular video page.
Some NSFW pictures below.
Normally they’d have filters that stop this kind of stuff from getting up there. I’m guessing this is going to be a big deal.
Kayne is surprisingly web savvy for a music superstar. And his blog is really good.
He noticed that YouTube has been removing the performances from the Grammys that viewers were uploading and decided to upload his own. To Vimeo.
Kanye West’s 2008 Grammy Awards Performance from kwest on Vimeo.
This is why people hate cops.
So I wasted a ton of time over the last few nights working on this.
It’s dumb and mostly helped me learn more about Final Cut Pro but this is the kind of thing that makes me happy.
I love bad TV. God knows I’ve watched enough of it (and some would say made enough of it) to be considered an expert.
For a long time, I thought about starting a bad TV website. There’s just so much of it out there on YouTube, sitting undiscovered. Sure, the occasional gem gets picked up by BestWeekEver or by us at Attack of the Show but no one was out there really setting the bar for finding the best clips on a consistent basis. Until now.
Meet Cringe Video - the best YouTube channel ever. You’re welcome.
Some personal favorites:
Ticke The Ivories - PA Christian Piano Instruction at it’s best
Book Rack Drama - The Librarian in this is amazing.
And the Roger Sandersan show - perhaps the worst stand-up of all time.
I know I’m probably way behind on this but I was puttering around on YouTube tonight (on Apple TV no less!) checking out some old Beck videos when I happened to notice just a shitload of fan made videos for “Timebomb” the single he released strictly to iTunes last year.
Normally fanmade videos on the internet aren’t something to blog about but somehow I got sucked into watching about 15 of these and started enjoying each one more than the next.
I think it has something with the song (it’s monotonous yet joyful) or maybe it’s just the creativity of the Beck fans - either way it me feel good.A few of the best ones below.
Excellence in Papercraft:
Just Two Guys & a Staircase:
Troll Vs. Warm Fuzzies:
Guy in Bookstore:
Naruto Has A Timebomb:
Timebomb Kids:
Timebomb Mom:
And then there’s High Five Hollywood.
Not only have none of these things been solve in the time we’d hoped (AIDS in 2k4? Really?) but the big payoff is Christopher Reeve getting to walk again. And we all know how that ended.
Deadspin editor Will Leitch interviewed him for a magazine piece and then set about blogging the interview for Deadspin-sister site Valleywag. Now Mark’s questioning his ethics.
It’s an interesting debate. Does someone have the right to blog/write/publicly discuss their experiences BTS of an interview that they did for another magazine? Without telling the subject?
One things for sure - the Gawker empire continues to make noise by being pushy in ever more unique ways.
I like Michel Gondry, both his films and as a persona. He’s been able to hold onto all of the best aspects of childhood and integrate them into his daily life. Creativity, wonder, observation, play all run amok in his work.
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