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The Poptart Tragedy
February 22nd, 2012 1:00 PM
ShatterFrame Productions made this touching reenactment of the "Poptart Tragedy", a variation of the 5ever copypasta story.
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5 Second Movies
February 22nd, 2012 12:00 PMCinema Memes: Pioneered by film & videogame reviewer That Guy With The Glasses in 2007, these short parodies of popular films have inspired an entire genre of five-second long review videos on YouTube.
Batman's Night Out
February 21st, 2012 10:00 PM
YouTube videomaker & comic book artist Sean Ward dresses up as Batman, goes on a walk in downtown Toronto and yells at people the whole time.
What People Think Teenage Guys Do
February 21st, 2012 9:35 PM
Browse KYM Gallery – What People Think I Do for more examples!
#LessAmbitiousMovies
February 21st, 2012 8:45 PMCinema Memes: These parody film titles are made to sound trivial and smaller-bugeted than their original versions.
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5 Second Movies
Cinema Memes: Pioneered by film & videogame reviewer That Guy With The Glasses in 2007, these short parodies of popular films have inspired an entire genre of five-second long review videos on YouTube.
What People Think Teenage Guys Do
Browse KYM Gallery – What People Think I Do for more examples!
#LessAmbitiousMovies
Cinema Memes: These parody film titles are made to sound trivial and smaller-bugeted than their original versions.
