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Official Music Video for “Legendary” performed by Bon JoviListen to “Legendary” here: http://BonJovi.lnk.to/Legendary Pre-order/pre-save Bon Jovi’s new album...
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Aug 23, 2023 · Some music videos are more memorable than others. From Michael Jackson's "Thriller" to Miley Cyrus' "Wrecking Ball," a great video video can stay with the viewer forever. Here are 60 of the...
Jun 26, 2017 · Welshly Arms - Legendary - YouTube. WelshlyArmsBand. 200K subscribers. Subscribed. 480K. 44M views 6 years ago #WelshlyArms. Follow Welshly Arms: Website: http://welshlyarms.com/ Facebook: /...
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When stepping back in time, what better place to start than the beginning? This video has the honor of being the first clip ever uploaded to YouTube. It's not particularly interesting---just a guy (Jawed Karim, YouTube cofounder) describing the elephants at a zoo. Since YouTubers love being first (see the lamest YouTube comments), this video has ra...
Here's an early example of the silly creativity that leads to viral videos. Gary Brolsma uploaded a video of himself lip-syncing and dancing along to the song "Dragostea Din Tei" by O-Zone. The result is a wildly popular meme that probably everyone who was online at the time watched at least once. Though it was first posted to Newgrounds in 2004, t...
Tay Zonday's original song was another early viral hit on YouTube. A catchy piano loop, plus the humorous element in Zonday's deep voice clashing with his slightly nerdy persona, lent a hand to its success. The "I move away from the mic to breathe in" message also made the video ripe for parody.
An early example of popular gaming memes, this clip came from a group of World of Warcraft players planning a strategy for their next battle. One of their members, Leeroy, returns to his computer unaware of the plan and charges into the room, screaming "LEEROY JENKINS!" This spells doom for the team, as everyone gets wiped out. While it's a classic...
We bet you've never been this excited about anything in your life. When Paul Vasquez spotted a double rainbow in his front yard, he totally lost his mind. Shouting, laughing, crying, and contemplating the deeper meaning of the rainbows are all included in this three-and-a-half minute clip. It's since become a legendary YouTube video. Notably, YouTu...
Another early viral hit, this video chronicles several decades of dance styles into six minutes. From Elvis Presley to Jay-Z, Judson Laipply seamlessly switches between music tracks and dance moves. For some time, Evolution of Dance was one of the most-watched videos on YouTube. It no longer holds this honor, but racking up over 300 million views i...
This mash-up of scenes from the cartoon He-Man and the Masters of the Universe and the song "What's Up?" by Four Non Blondes became a smash hit. However, the original video (with 1.77 million views) only enjoyed a fraction of the popularity compared to that of an edited version titled "HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA"(144.47 million views). This version was t...
Ryan Higa created several "How to be" videos, including "How to be nerd" and "How to be emo". They're simple comedic home videos typical of YouTube at the time, and still enjoyable to this day. Notably, the channel nigahiga was the most popular YouTube channelfor 677 days from 2009 to 2011. This is second only to PewDiePie, who has been the most-su...
This infamous video was never meant to become public. The kid in the video, Ghyslain Raza, was a high school student at the time, and taped this "performance" over a basketball game (which you can see for a moment at the end of the clip). In it, he swings a golf ball retriever around like Darth Maul from Star Wars: Episode I---The Phantom Menace. H...
Harry learned the hard way that you shouldn't stick your finger in someone's mouth. This video came about simply because the dad of two boys wanted to capture a moment of them growing up. He later found the video humorous, and put it on YouTube so he could easily share it with the boys' grandfather. The rest is history; it exploded in popularity as...
Feb 14, 2020 · By Thrillist Entertainment. Updated on Feb 14, 2020 at 5:39 PM. Fredy Delgado/Thrillist. Like most unicorns, YouTube isn't perfect. Its comment sections are famously noxious, its algorithms...
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Nov 15, 2021 · The 100 Greatest Music Videos of All Time. Our list of the greatest music videos showcases the power, poignancy, and proficiency of the medium. by Slant Staff. November 15, 2021. 5. At the time of MTV’s launch in 1981, music videos were primarily just another means for record labels to promote their products.
Nov 7, 2023 · 1. Beyoncé, Lemonade. Beyoncé didn't stop at one music video. She made an entire visual album and completely changed the game with Lemonade, which chronicled her marital struggles with husband...
