Death is Coming for You
Hysterical prank video from Google Video that has poor saps at a store seeing the Grim Reaper behind them on the television monitor.
Hysterical prank video from Google Video that has poor saps at a store seeing the Grim Reaper behind them on the television monitor.
All the bad advice on how to manipulate YouTube in one handy video. Where do I start? Buried in this, actually, is some good advice… Like being creative about tagging with less competitive terms. And keeping a video shocking and fast, and coming up with clever names and thumbnails. But much of it is futile…
When you search "viral video" on Google, here's one of the top 10 ranked sites. I don't know why they selected three of my Revver clips… but they're making affiliate fees and I suppose this is why three of my Revver videos are high performing. As I've said before, Revver shares income but doesn't get…
You’ve seen him on The Daily Show and The Office, but now Ed Helms follows Will Ferrell to FunnyOrDie.com. Folks, the pros are moving in. Time for amateurs to “step it up.” I, for one, am going to start focusing on quality instead of strictly quantity. Here’s Zombie American chapter one, two and three. P.S….
A new entrant to the online video space… The Daily Reel bills itself as a “news magazine that covers online video, selects the best content, and offers critical analysis from the industry’s top journalists.” This one looks for real. Here’s the “about.” Contributors include Matthew Ross (Variety), Anthony Kaufman, (indieWire, Wall Street Journal Online), Marjorie…
A man was charged for cruelty to animals after he allegedly posted a video on Myspace.com of himself holding the hind legs of a hog as it was bitten by a dog, according to records released Friday. The man said he posted pictures of himself butchering the hog on his Web page and also posted the…
Want to watch shows from MTV, Comedy Central or Spike via broadband? Want to check out Paramount movies? Then you’ll need to switch from YouTube to Joost. No sooner did Viacom order YouTube to pull content, they’ve licensed hundreds of hours of content to Joost, a start-up formed by the founders of Kazaa and Skype (see Wall Street Journal)….
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Ha! That’s clever! Why’d they put the old man in? They could have had the grim reaper only and scared the bejesus out of them.
Hahaha! Believe it or not, one of the girls I used to drive left a grim reaper outfit in my back seat one night. Still have it in my milk crates somewhere. Think I’ll go have some fun!