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Celebrities Without Eyebrows
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Have We Reached Maximum Doge?
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Bad Lip Reading
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How To Have Swag
Having trouble enhancing your swagger? HowToBasic is here to help.
Celebrities Without Eyebrows
Photoshop users have been partaking in this fad making images of famous people appear as if they do not have eyebrows since 2009.
League of Legends Jelly Time
This remix vid gives Peanut Butter Jelly Time new life with characters from League of Legends.
Have We Reached Maximum Doge?
This morning, online food ordering service Seamless sent out this promotional email, featuring a detective shibe. Is this the beginning of the end?
Bad Lip Reading
This YouTube channel has been dubbing videos with awkward interpretations of what people are saying on camera since March 2011.