Sunday, April 18, 2010

Next big thing: reaction to reaction videos?

From the Wahington Post: Emotional reactors and watchers create new video genre on YouTube

"In the first five seconds, he looks perplexed, like a man who is trying to figure out whether the milk has gone bad. This expression is quickly replaced with dry-heaving nausea; then at the 30-second mark, he crosses his eyes and gently sways in place, as if this will make everything disappear. The falsetto screams of abject horror begin after a minute, as he hurdles over a friend sitting nearby to get away from whatever is on the computer screen in front of him." 

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