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You On Kazoo or Kazoo Kid, also known as Wait A Minute, Who Are You, is a viral video of former child actor Brett Ambler enthusiastically playing a kazoo musical instrument with other children. The video was widely circulated online after an edited version was submitted to YouTube in late August 2014.

Origin

On March 24th, 2011, YouTuber Jim VanBlarium uploaded a segment of the episode "You On Kazoo" from the 1989 children's show Special Friends,[2] in which a young boy and other children play the kazoo.[1] On August 25th, 2014, the Dead VCR YouTube channel uploaded an edited version of the episode (shown below). Within two years, the video gained over 500,000 views and 2,200 comments.

Spread

On October 20th, 2015, Redditor mikesicle posted the "You On Kazoo!" video to /r/DeepIntoYouTube,[4] where it received more than 420 votes (99% upvoted) and 60 comments in three months.

On October 22nd, Soundcloud user Florian Olsson uploaded a techno remix featuring audio from the video (shown below).

On November 5th, YouTuber Grant NOT The Flash Gustin uploaded a "YouTube poop": edit of the "You On Kazoo" video (shown below, left). On November 24th, YouTuber Gumble Dog uploaded an edited version of the kazoo video featuring a voice saying "let's do acid" followed by techno music playing in the background (shown below, right). On January 20th, 2016, the Hood Vines Facebook[8] page reposted the video, which garnered upwards of 2 million views and 38,000 shares in the first 24 hours.

Identity

On October 20th, 2015, the video was reposted on /r/NotTimAndEric,[6] where Redditor grahamthefalcon linked to a current photo of Ambler (shown below, left).[5] On December 25th, Ambler responded to a tweet confirming he was the child from the video (shown below, right).

"source":http://stage1theatreco.blogspot.com/2008/10/meet-cast-of-tick-tickboom.html
"source":https://twitter.com/brettambler/status/681249608094191616

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"We Want Brett"

On August 14th, 2014, YouTuber Gumble Dog uploaded edited footage of various news broadcasts followed by a clip of Ambler reacting to a group of people shouting "we want Brett" from the 1990 children's sing-along tape "Let's Sing Along"[3] (shown below).

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You On Kazoo / Kazoo Kid meme examples.

You On Kazoo / Kazoo Kid

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Featured Episode

About

You On Kazoo or Kazoo Kid, also known as Wait A Minute, Who Are You, is a viral video of former child actor Brett Ambler enthusiastically playing a kazoo musical instrument with other children. The video was widely circulated online after an edited version was submitted to YouTube in late August 2014.

Origin

On March 24th, 2011, YouTuber Jim VanBlarium uploaded a segment of the episode "You On Kazoo" from the 1989 children's show Special Friends,[2] in which a young boy and other children play the kazoo.[1] On August 25th, 2014, the Dead VCR YouTube channel uploaded an edited version of the episode (shown below). Within two years, the video gained over 500,000 views and 2,200 comments.



Spread

On October 20th, 2015, Redditor mikesicle posted the "You On Kazoo!" video to /r/DeepIntoYouTube,[4] where it received more than 420 votes (99% upvoted) and 60 comments in three months.

On October 22nd, Soundcloud user Florian Olsson uploaded a techno remix featuring audio from the video (shown below).



On November 5th, YouTuber Grant NOT The Flash Gustin uploaded a "YouTube poop": edit of the "You On Kazoo" video (shown below, left). On November 24th, YouTuber Gumble Dog uploaded an edited version of the kazoo video featuring a voice saying "let's do acid" followed by techno music playing in the background (shown below, right). On January 20th, 2016, the Hood Vines Facebook[8] page reposted the video, which garnered upwards of 2 million views and 38,000 shares in the first 24 hours.



Identity

On October 20th, 2015, the video was reposted on /r/NotTimAndEric,[6] where Redditor grahamthefalcon linked to a current photo of Ambler (shown below, left).[5] On December 25th, Ambler responded to a tweet confirming he was the child from the video (shown below, right).


"source":http://stage1theatreco.blogspot.com/2008/10/meet-cast-of-tick-tickboom.html "source":https://twitter.com/brettambler/status/681249608094191616

Various Examples



"We Want Brett"

On August 14th, 2014, YouTuber Gumble Dog uploaded edited footage of various news broadcasts followed by a clip of Ambler reacting to a group of people shouting "we want Brett" from the 1990 children's sing-along tape "Let's Sing Along"[3] (shown below).



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