It’s like everyone on YouTube is stuck down a well. A homophobic well.

frankway:

sympathyforthedragon:

John Green: GAY is NOT an INSULT (x)

You are perfect.

I love this

(via eames-i-am-impressed)

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This pretty much sums up my work day.

Get your shit together, Google.

wedontgiveafrak:

Movie Trivia with Kate Costello: A Modern Day Sci-Fi Homage

In today’s episode of Movie Trivia, Kate tests your knowledge of alien flicks. From Sigourney Weaver to Will Smith, how well do you know your UFO movies?

Just saw this movie last weekend and loved it. Definitely one of the best films I’ve seen this summer. 

wedontgiveafrak:

Things That Are Making Us Laugh Today: The YouTube stylings of Steve Sutton. Making videos for the internet is art form, you guys. Seriously. And he nails it.

Wow. This guy is the internet.

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Updated all the video thumbnails for Joke of the Day. 

What do you guys think? 

Senators Want To Put People In Jail For Embedding YouTube Videos ›

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YouTube Partner Meetup (Taken with Instagram at Google Inc)

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I’m getting some mixed messages from YouTube…

Why YouTube Adopting Creative Commons Is a Big Deal ›

I Have Always Liked Cowabunga (via movielinetrivia)

This is one of the easier rounds. Do you know the answer?

There’s No Basement in the Alamo! (via movielinetrivia)

Part of my job is to do the interactive YouTube annotations for our new movie line trivia game. They’re a bitch and a half to get the timing right, but it’s worth it in the end because it’s actually a really fun way to make use of/kill time on YouTube.

This post is dedicated to Chloabelle. She’ll know why.

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Jensen: I saw this thing on tv last night, I don’t know the guy’s name but it was just a clip of a commercial for this show and it was talking about the accessibility of YouTube.  And the guy says, “YouTube! Bring me a farting panda!” I had to pause the television because I was laughing so hard.
Jared: Now you know that Jensen’s looking up farting pandas.
Jensen: It’s what I do. It’s what I do on a Saturday night.

(via whatwouldsherlockdo-deactivated)

Walking on Eggshells: Borrowing Culture in the Remix Age (by Brendan Schlagel)

“Walking on Eggshells” is a 24-minute documentary about appropriation, creative influence, re-use and intellectual property in the remix age. It is a conversation among various musicians, visual artists, writers and lawyers, all sharing their views on why and how we use and create culture, and how intellectual property law, originally designed to provide people with incentives to create, sometimes hinders creative production far more than it enhances it.

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awesomeringerud:

buzzfeed:

We’re curating YouTube today.

Hopefully, the BuzzFeed name will help drum up interest in this growing video site. YouTube is doing some really cool stuff, so definitely check them out.

Your welcome, YouTube.

Since YouTube started, I’ve always tried to make a video that would get featured on the front page. I’m glad that this one that finally made it. Make sure to check the comments on the “BuzzFeed YouTube Curation” video. Seems everyone is very upset that they can see Amanda in the background in the reflection holding cue cards. Ha.

Also, has he considered hiring an image consultant?