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January 19th, 2016 5:20 PMSnoop Dogg has been taking breaks from his selfie regime to record this bleep-filled nature segment with Jimmy Kimmel.
Face With Tears of Joy
January 19th, 2016 4:30 PM
You know it. You love it. You use it. This little face, laughing so hard that it cries, is the most popular emoji in the world, and the first emoji to be selected by the Oxford English Dictionary as "word of the year."
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Violinist Imitates the Sounds of a Car Alarm
January 19th, 2016 4:23 PMYouTube's gaming vlogger and classically trained fiddler Britaney Gaither performs a violin solo impression of the universally recognizable car alarm sounds. If you're wearing headphones, you might want to check your volume.
The Anatomy of a Viral Tumblr Post
January 19th, 2016 3:45 PM
MP3 to MIDI Remixes
January 19th, 2016 3:00 PM
Popularized by streamer Vinesauce Joel, these converted MIDI files typically contain poorly-remixed variations of songs, replacing instrumental and vocal tracks with oversimplified synth notes.
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Welcome to Plizzanet Earth
Snoop Dogg has been taking breaks from his selfie regime to record this bleep-filled nature segment with Jimmy Kimmel.
Face With Tears of Joy
You know it. You love it. You use it. This little face, laughing so hard that it cries, is the most popular emoji in the world, and the first emoji to be selected by the Oxford English Dictionary as "word of the year."
Violinist Imitates the Sounds of a Car Alarm
YouTube's gaming vlogger and classically trained fiddler Britaney Gaither performs a violin solo impression of the universally recognizable car alarm sounds. If you're wearing headphones, you might want to check your volume.
MP3 to MIDI Remixes
Popularized by streamer Vinesauce Joel, these converted MIDI files typically contain poorly-remixed variations of songs, replacing instrumental and vocal tracks with oversimplified synth notes.
