Cutest mommy/baby video ever. I’ve never seen my youngest two sons (Charlie and Grant) laugh as hard as they did watching this… even at a Nalts video.
It’s Spricket24 with her new baby Lulu. Karen, if Lulu creates her own YouTube account, I want to be the first subscriber.
Time Magazine provided a rather exhaustive review of YouTube’s past, present and future. Check out the full article, titled “The Beast With a Billion Eyes” (a title, no doubt, with Shakespearean roots). Some highlights: This is the first ever coverage of YouTube that failed to mention Shaycarl or Olgakay. The piece cites the age-old quote…
For weeks and weeks I’ve found myself walking around saying “Ahhh Yayasss” like this guy. It’s a video by “Canefro” that won the Panasonic Online Video Contest this summer. Paranthetically, I was a runner’s up which seems to be my pattern for these contests. Now I’m warning you. Don’t watch this video unless you’re willing…
In this very clever video we meet a woman personifying a consumer breaking up with her obnoxious husband, advertising. We catch this subtle analog because the actors’ shirts say “consumer” and “advertising.” It’s kinda like those editorial cartoons that assume you are clueless — so someone is illustrated holding a newspaper showing the headline the toon…
It’s time for the first annual WillVideoforFood.com’s Top 10 Stupidest Moments of Online Video in 2007. This list is my first draft, so I invite and encourage moments I’ve no doubt missed. I haven’t kept a notepad besides my bed all year, and I try to suppress these moments. That said, I did review hundreds…
We’re three days away from when participants of the Kony 2012 movement will be blanketing the town with posters, but one could argue they won’t do much better than the 180 million views to date. Visible Measures has a stat roundup of the social-cause campaign that popped in early March 2012. For comparison, M&M’s 2012…
An monkey/ape using an AK-47 video has gone viral with more than 12 million views since it was posted less than a month ago… While it may have fooled your barber, you certainly know better. It’s an increasingly rare but solid example of using faux footage to stimulate buzz… in this case for 20th Century…
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Wait, spricket24 with a baby? What did I miss? Last 9 months of her videos?
/me puzzled
Also: Yet another YouTuber with a newborn. Oh wow.
This is the sweetest video, but be warned you will have the tune stuck in your head, (for two days now). Lulu the twitter baby 🙂 you had to be there.