Despite NBC reports to the contrary — and speculation by many YouTubers — LonleyGirl15 is actually real. Here is some footage we obtained of a 9-year-old Bree back in 1998. See for yourself. Some things never change.
I’m starting to write this post not having even looked at my 2007 predictions once in the past 11 months. But it’s so rare that someone owns up to their predictions — especially when they were wrong. So it’s time to score myself (letter grade style) on how accurately I predicted the future of this…
Balding white marketer desperately wants to meet smart, strategic media buyer. If you’re one, please recognize you’re not the target of this rant. But the rest of you are just so friggin’ short sighted and clueless. There are some amazing online-video series that could be incredible opportunities for smart brands wanting to engage with early…
It was a good week for YouTubers on NBC. Key of Awesome’s Mark Douglas appeared as Ian in the “Woggles,” a PG-13 version of Australian children singers, “The Wiggles.” And “Chocolate Rain Guy” (TayZonday) gets an SNL impression by Kenan Thompson! See Buzzfeed for a collection of Woggles media or see the entire episode of “30 Rock”…
I’d better hold on to my day job. My job as the weatherman on MediaMoGirl is at risk. It’s good to be a “protected class” however. I may need to do the weather in a dress to reinforce that.
This song by Allison Williams (not that one) brought me to discover (albiet quite late) the amazing Kurt Hugo Schnieder (not that one) and Sam Tsui. Check out Kurt’s MySpace. And all I can say (after a 1 hour binge of your videos) is that you’d better drop out of college and make College Musical…
The LonelyGirl15 debate is really about the authenticity of online videos. For some reason people think that online videos are real, and don’t understand that they’re allowed to be fiction. I present two examples. “America’s Funniest Bloopers” was a spoof we did of America’s Funniest Videos. I never imagined people would debate its authenticity… one…
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no one cares about lonlygirl
Then YouTube traffic is represented by 78% of no one
Haha. Hey! Looks like you’ve got a little actress on your hands. Nice job.
That was hilarious! All I can say is keep your daughter away from kids casting agencies lest she become too famous to appear in Dad’s videos anymore…