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MAD Movies, An Early Form Of Japanese YouTube Poops
March 24th, 2021 5:15 PM
MAD is a Japanese term referring to parody or remix videos and audio clips that have been edited and rearranged, often combining visual fragments of anime and manga.
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Since The 80s, 'LOL' Has Been The Internet's Way Of Laughing
March 24th, 2021 4:30 PM
When in doubt, lol it out.
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'Hunter2' Remains One Of The Internet's Most Infamous Passwords
March 24th, 2021 12:00 PM
A lesson as old as time: Don't give strangers your password--they could become a meme.
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Is There An Anime Character Stronger Than Madara Uchiha?
March 23rd, 2021 3:06 PM
Popularized in late 2013 and early 2014 on 4chan, the Madara Uchiha copypasta spread to other sites and platforms in the following years as Naruto's most well-known copypasta.
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'How Can She Slap?' Is Still The Question Nearly 15 Years Later
March 23rd, 2021 12:00 PM
The catchphrase started with a slap and ended with a whole bunch of remix videos. Here's the story of "How Can She Slap?"
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MAD Movies, An Early Form Of Japanese YouTube Poops
MAD is a Japanese term referring to parody or remix videos and audio clips that have been edited and rearranged, often combining visual fragments of anime and manga.
Since The 80s, 'LOL' Has Been The Internet's Way Of Laughing
When in doubt, lol it out.
'Hunter2' Remains One Of The Internet's Most Infamous Passwords
A lesson as old as time: Don't give strangers your password--they could become a meme.
Is There An Anime Character Stronger Than Madara Uchiha?
Popularized in late 2013 and early 2014 on 4chan, the Madara Uchiha copypasta spread to other sites and platforms in the following years as Naruto's most well-known copypasta.
'How Can She Slap?' Is Still The Question Nearly 15 Years Later
The catchphrase started with a slap and ended with a whole bunch of remix videos. Here's the story of "How Can She Slap?"
