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News October 1, 2009

The 100 greatest hits of YouTube – in 4 minutes

There’s this new Internet sensation called YouTube. People take videos of themselves and upload them to the service. Some videos are quite stupid and silly. The stupidest and silliest are passed around over and over and over. Now the inevitable has happened – a compilation of what are claimed to be the top 100 viral YouTube videos – conveniently packaged into a 4 minute video which itself is likely to be shared aver and over and over.

100 Greatest Hits of YouTube in Under 4 Minutes via The Raw Feed

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  • http://www.geardiary.com Michael Anderson

    It is truly sad to think about the actual minutes wasted on the full-length versions of those … and especially ones we’ve watched a number of times due to sharing, etc.

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    100 greatest you tube hits in 4 minutes http://ow.ly/tIQU



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