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When it comes to music, we all have those tried-and-true songs we love to listen to as we get ready to go out for the night, or the ones we squeal giddily to when a DJ spins them on. But one of the great things about recent technology is that almost anyone can become a DJ--and a pretty decent one, at that--by being able to create song mash-ups.

Now while this post isn't directly about the Internet, I definitely think song mash-ups are a crazy phenomenon that certainly only spread through viral videos and t

A lot of Internet videos like this mock goofy trends or memes, but I enjoyed finding one on the political as well as social climate. As it is titled, this video re-caps the entire past decade in seven minutes.
I'm not even going to get into how weird it is that 2000 was ten years ago (eek!) but watching this video was interesting because it reminded me a lot of news items I had forgotten about (oh hai, elian gonzalez!) and also linked events that couldn't have been predicted would link up when they were ha

any of the other sites that I have spoken of on this blog are about specific niche subjects that do not even have any real content of substance, per say, but just goofy little mini posts, really. That changes this, however, with a hilarious site I have come across, Cracked.com. Cracked doesn't have just one specific function but posts many different kinds of goofy content, including articles, videos, columns from columnists, Craptions, which are pictures with silly reader-assigned captions tagged onto diffe

This post is dedicated to failing, or as many of us say today, EPIC FAIL. Now of course what first comes to mind when you bring together failing and ze Internet is FAIL blog.

FAIL blog is a hilariously funny blog which posts pictures of people, places and things that are just...failing. I've inserted a slideshow here of a few I liked so you can see what I mean, as there really is no way to describe it, you just have to see them for yourself. FAIL blog is just once again a case of the Internet mocking real

This post is all about the vlog, aka, the Video Blog. Because my blog is mostly text and pictures I would not strictly classify it as a vlog, but being as this blog is about the Internet's viral content and much of that viral content comes from videos, I would certainly say video is a crucial component of my blog.

To start off the post I have included my very own first video that I have ever made of myself and posted it here.
I have also posted some classic YouTube videos simply of people talking and chr

This video is about different forms of media transferring and stealing from each other. In this case, it is when a viral video from YouTube became so popular, it was imitated on a recent episode of The Office. The video i'm referring to is the JK Wedding Video, seen here.

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Hello again, ladies and germs. My apologies for the extreme gap between posts, I was having some technical difficulties from behind the scenes with my posts...but I shall now unleash many posts upon you with photos and video and slideshows...oh my!

First off, I wanted to reiterate from my last post that the reason I most believe TXTSFRMLSTNGHT is found so funny is it is because so relatable. The photos I have added in a slideshow here are from my own phone, all sent to me from my lovely best friend that s

Herro everyone, Kelly here again. This post will focus on viral Internet clips that are combined together to enhance viewing pleasure (or to get people caught up on the latest Internet phenoms without having to stalk YouTube on the daily). I find the takeoff of these types of videos and pictures interesting, because there is no inherently new information we get by seeing them; we have often seen all of the individual clips at least once if not many times over, so what is the point of combining images or cre