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like im watching failblog.org vids and theres liek soooooo many comments that say "did he die!?!"

im like WTF!?

where did that come from @_@__@_@

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZqAGJZEYe8&feature=channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wr8y9BVP2e0&feature=related

its like

"(subject) he/she die?"

@_@_@__@_@_@

ENLIGHTEN ME PLOXXXXXXX

Annoying spam, on one failblog video someone asked "did he died? [sic]" and people picked up on it and spammed every other failblog video with the same, even in fails where there's no actual injury. It seems to be mostly contained to failblog though.

are there any other good *chan-style repeated loops on YouTube? Like the Bob stick figure

link tri-forces uh probably some others if i see any ill edit this and add to it

This isn't a meme. It can, however, be considered Copypasta. (You could suggest that a section of examples be added to the Copypasta entry and this be added to the list of examples, though.)

he's dead. the man is dead.

Yo! I got the backstory to this one, it originates in Germany. This was sent to me on youtube:
Since YouTube exists, there have always been comments by persons we call "Gutmenschen" in German: Whenever someone would slip on a banana peel or something they would seriously go like "OMG HE COULD HAVE DIED HOW CAN YOU LAUGH AT THAT YOU HORRIBLE MONSTER!" Some weeks ago, people started mocking that annoying attitude by asking "Did he die?" in any context, and it spread quickly. It's hilarious when you have experienced the background for ages…

AFAIK, it started on YouTube and not 4chan.

did he died?

Same issue is with ShitBrix.com

Every "Shit Bricks" the person in the comments state the person is missing a finger, just because at one picture, someone was missing a finger. Someone thought that this was catching on, decided to post a picture of a girl with 5 fingers, not noticed though because the 5 fingers, none of them where thumbs. people still said she was missing a finger.

Did he die?