Maybe the Dingo Lion Ate Your Baby
Maybe the Dingo — er — lioness at your baby… Watch: Lioness Tries to Eat Adorable Baby at a Zoo
My Best Video of 2010: Epic Kid Song Mix
I was excited to be in last week’s BarelyPolitical “Man Bat & Catwoman video” with Obama Girl, and post Mark’s obscenely-funny faux “behind the scenes.” It was great to be in Gay Leprechaun by Mediocrefilms. Fantastic to play the knife on Annoying Orange too. But as far as my own videos go, this “Shnibl” remix…
Marcel the Shell With Shoes On
Just shut up and watch this 10 times. Then check this one out to see Jenny Slate, the brilliant voice behind Marcel. MARCEL THE SHELL WITH SHOES ON from Dean Fleischer-Camp on Vimeo. Thanks to Stalkerofnalts for this tip.
Funniest Video of 2010
I just love this. Take a sound track from an old classic (giggling baby) and add some new life. What makes it so wonderful is the sincerity of the expressions of joy and exhaustion from ChristianBeadles, creator.
David After Dentist: I’ll Have What He’s Having
David after the dentist. Kid reacts to dentist visit… tripping out.
Nostalgia Time: 1970s Kid Shows Intros
A “trip” down memory lane thanks to hours of YouTube searching and RetruJunk.com Electric Company Intro Zoom Then there’s HR Puffnstuff (see Drugachussets parody). Reading Rainbow (Rhett and Link do a great version of this) Land of the Lost intro Little House on the Prairie (Jo loved it, I hated it) The Muppet Show
Understanding “Fred,” the Squeaky-Voice YouTube Star
For weeks I’ve been perplexed by Fred, a squeaky-voice YouTube character played by Lucas Cruikshank (Fred’s real name). He caught my attention when I found him appearing in advertisements on my own videos. Lucas lives with 6 siblings in Nebraska, and has emerged as one of the fastest-growing YouTube personalities. I couldn’t understand the Fred…
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Media Stereotypes Online-Video Clichés
There’s no question that traditional media tends to characterize online video — and YouTube in particular — as a cute fad. Certainly the bulk of the stories are about the “one hit wonders,” Internet clichés, and sensational hits like Chris Crocker, Sneezing Pandas, laughing babies and Star Wars Kid. When I saw some recent Comedy…