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We Are Young
February 8th, 2013 2:04 PMThis 2011 song by the indie pop band Fun inspired the creation of many notable parodies and tributes on YouTube following its commercial success in 2012.
Floppy Drive Music Videos
February 8th, 2013 12:00 PMThese glitch video jams made with floppy disk drives have been circulating the web since 2007, many of which reinterpret Star Wars' Imperial March.
Lil B the Based God
February 7th, 2013 8:30 PMSince entering the rap game in 2004, this Berkeley, CA based rapper has released thousands of songs for free online.
The Illuminati
February 7th, 2013 6:34 PMConspiracy theories regarding this purported secret organization are prevalent online and are often mocked by those who are skeptical of its existence.
331Erock
February 6th, 2013 9:15 PM
YouTuber Eric Calderone has been uploading his metal covers of popular songs to YouTube since November 2009. His 2010 cover of Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance" was the 4th most-viewed video in the world that year.
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We Are Young
This 2011 song by the indie pop band Fun inspired the creation of many notable parodies and tributes on YouTube following its commercial success in 2012.
Floppy Drive Music Videos
These glitch video jams made with floppy disk drives have been circulating the web since 2007, many of which reinterpret Star Wars' Imperial March.
Lil B the Based God
Since entering the rap game in 2004, this Berkeley, CA based rapper has released thousands of songs for free online.
The Illuminati
Conspiracy theories regarding this purported secret organization are prevalent online and are often mocked by those who are skeptical of its existence.
