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Upworthy Headlines
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Upworthy Headlines are parody titles that mock those used for content highlighted on the viral media site Upworthy,[1] which are often criticized for using the "clickbait" technique to grab the attention of viewers to increase pageviews.
Origin
On September 21st, 2013, the @UpWorthIt Twitter feed was launched, which posts parody Upworthy-style headlines. In the first three months, the feed gained over 6,800 followers.
When a blind kitten sees it's first rainbow, you won't be able to hold back your tears.
— Up Worth It (@UpWorthIt) September 21, 2013
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On October 4th, 2013, the Internet humor site CollegeHumor[3] published several mock Upworthy titles for various historical events, including Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech, the crucifixion of Jesus and the extinction of the dinosaurs (shown below).
On November 12th, the "Upworthy Springfield" Tumblr[7] blog was created, featuring screen captures from episodes of the animated television show The Simpsons accompanied by mock Upworthy-style captions (shown below, left). On November 17th, Funny or Die[2] highlighted several mock movie posters with titles written as if they were featured on Upworthy (shown below, right).
The same day, the Upworthy Generator[6] web app was launched, which creates randomly-generated Upworthy-style headlines (shown below, left). On December 5th, Upworthy[5] published a blog post defending the headlines and content featured on the site. On December 20th, the Tumblr blog "SFFworthy"[4] was launched, which highlights screen captures from science fiction and fantasy fims with Upworthy-style headlines (shown below, right).
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External References
[2] Funny or Die – Upworthy Movie Titles
[3] College Humor – If Upworthy Existed Throughout History
[5] Upworthy – What Actually Makes Things Go Viral Will Blow Your Mind
[6] Upworthy Generator – Upworthy Generator
[7] Tumblr – Upworthy Springfield
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