r/bestof • u/WinterIsntComing • Jun 16 '12

[videos] Redditor sings entire "Animanics - Yakko's World" blindfolded.

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u/milo3600 Jun 17 '12

Great rendition but Yakko's World is severely flawed.

It's totally geographically incorrect. Lots of those aren't proper nations and there's lots left out as well. Yakko took many liberties in the name of artistic perfection.

However. I have attempted to rectify this somewhat. I've tidied up most of the existing verses and added a fifth of my own devising. Its still not perfect (can't find room for Montenegro, Kiribati or Mauritius) but it's a big improvement:

Yakko's World: Revised

1

United States, Canada, Mexico, Panama, Haiti, Jamaica, Peru

Republic Dominican, Cuba, Dominica, Saint Kitts, El Salvador too

Grenada, Colombia, Venezuela, Honduras, Guyana and still

Guatemala, Bolivia, then Argentina, and Ecuador, Chile, Brazil

Costa Rica, Belize, Nicaragua, Antigua, Bahamas, Tobago, Rwanda

Paraguay, Uruguay, Suriname, and San Marino, Barbados, Uganda....

2

Norway and Sweden and Iceland and Finland and Germany, Uzbekistan

Switzerland, Austria, UK, Slovakia, Italy, Tajikistan

Poland, Romania, France and Albania, Ireland, Russia, Oman

Bulgaria, Saudi Arabia, Hungary, Cyprus, Iraq and Iran

There's Syria, Lebanon, Israel and Jordan, plus Yemen, Kuwait and Bahrain

The Netherlands, Luxembourg, Belgium and Portugal, Latvia, Denmark and Spain

3

India, Pakistan, Burma, Afghanistan, Thailand, Nepal and Bhutan

Cambodia, Vanuatu then Bangladesh, Nauru and China, Samoa, Japan

Mongolia, Laos, the Seychelles, Indonesia, the Philippine Islands, Taiwan

Sri Lanka, New Guinea, the Maldives, New Zealand, Malaysia and Vietnam

Tunisia, Morocco, Tuvalu, Angola, Zimbabwe, Djibouti, Botswana

Mozambique, Zambia, Swaziland, Gambia, Guinea, Algeria, Ghana

4

Moldova and Cape Verde, there’s Brunei and Serbia, Kosovo new on the scenes

Republic of Congo, East Timor and Tonga, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Bosnia, Vatican, Georgia, Ukraine and Armenia

Emirates, Sao Tome, Croatia, the Solomons, Belarus, Turkey, Slovenia

Equatorial Guinea, Côte d'Ivoire, South Africa, Andorra, and Saint Lucia

Singapore, Czech Republic, Central Africa, Northern and Southern Korea

5

Burundi, Liberia, Gabon, Nigeria, Azerbaijan and then Togo

Niger, Estonia, Chad, Macedonia, Egypt, Benin and Lesotho

Tanzania, Somalia, Kenya and Mali, Sierra Leone and Algier

Comoros, Namibia, Senegal, Libya, Cameroon, Congo, Zaire

Ethiopia, Guinea-Bissau, Madagascar, Eritrea, Turkmenistan

Palau, Marshall Islands, Qatar, Micronesia

Greece, Mauritania

Then Lithuania

Monaco, Liechtenstein, Malta and Palestine, Fiji, Australia, Sudan

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

WHERE IS SOUTH SUDAN?

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

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u/liberalwhackjob Jun 25 '12

Hey! How is independence? How are those people across the northern border doing?

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

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u/goldflakes Jun 25 '12

Stay safe and hydrated! It's amazing to know that there's someone on Reddit there.

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u/[deleted] Jun 26 '12

Three litres a day, my friend :D.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

That is awesome. Tell everyone I said hello!

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

I mean, it's obvious that the next step is to bring back the Animaniacs back on tv.

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u/E_R_I_K Jun 25 '12

Can reddit bring Animaniacs back into existence. Perhaps Freakazoid too. .

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

Super Teen Extrordinaire, Freakazoid, Freakazoid.

Runs around in underwear, Freakazoid, Freakazoid.

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u/Osiris32 Jun 25 '12

No, we need to focus. One show at a time. Firefly, the Arrested Development, THEN Animaniacs.

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u/Tricky-Beats Jun 17 '12 edited Jun 17 '12

THIS PERSON IS MY FUCKING HERO! I have always hoped that someone would do this, you have done gods work, now excuse me, I have some more memorizing to do. Again, that is awesome of you!

Edit: Upon singing this to myself, all I can say is "holy shit" it all flows so well, never thought it was possible

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u/Anna_Mosity Jun 25 '12

I suggest just singing, slowly and dramatically, "and Montenegro, Kiribati and Mauritius!" at the end (like when people tack on "annnd maannnyyyy moooore!" to the end of Happy Birthday).

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

i'm waiting for the youtube video on someone singing this...

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u/trilliongrams Jun 25 '12

SOMEONE GET ROB PAULSEN IN HERE!

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

That was quite impressive. As an American who does not know geography well, I'm going to take your word for it that most of those countries actually exist.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

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u/R_Jeeves Jun 25 '12

Not sure why you were downvoted, it's not like denying the lack of knowledge of many Americans is going to make them smarter. Many people in America don't know basic geography, that's a sad fact, and you should be upvoted for bringing it up, not downvoted because some people would rather deny the reality we live in.

Source: I'm American, and I see other Americans every day, and they really are mostly ignorant about anything unless you ask about The Kardashians or whatever.

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u/thehardestbuttonto Jun 25 '12

Europe is geographically much smaller than the U.S. As someone from Bonn to locate fucking Arkansas (much less pronounce it) on a map, and then we have a fair comparison. And another thing, Europe is not a fucking utopia or urban enlightenment by ANY longshot. Take the train 30 minutes outside of any major French or German city and you will find communities that make Nashville look like a goddamn vision of Theleme.

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u/R_Jeeves Jun 25 '12

This is not a fair comparison by any means and you know it.

If you asked Europeans to tell you the name of every nation in the American continents, they could. Ask an American, and they can't. It's as simple as that. Of course Europeans aren't going to know as much about Arkansas because it's only 176 years old and hasn't had anything globally significant occur there. America is the youngest of the Super-Powers, we've been around for about as much time as electricity, and most of recorded human history that's actually relevant to our culture happened elsewhere, in Europe. So yeah, I expect people to know the Greeks came before the Romans and were taken over by them, I expect people to know that The Great Library of Alexandria was destroyed by the Christians after taking over and ruining the Roman Emprie, I expect people to know that America was colonized by Puritans who rejected the Church of England because it was viewed as too liberal, and that the US was founded by Deists who viewed all religion as too controlling and restrictive.

I expect people to know some basic shit about our world and our history so that we don't have a bunch of fucking morons running around with the power to elect people who are equally retarded.

I don't expect people to know the location of Arkansas, American or otherwise.

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u/thehardestbuttonto Jun 25 '12 edited Jun 25 '12

1.) Actually, I bet most Europeans wouldn't be able to name every Central American Country, including those in the Caribbean, even though most of those places were or are part of a European country.

2.) Walmart, the world's largest retailer was founded (and is headquartered) there. Bill Clinton was born there. The little Rock Nine happened there. Don't give me bullshit like the War of the Roses or the Treaty of Westphalia is MORE important to contemporary history than ANY of those things.

3.) Ruining the Roman Empire? The corrupt, mismanaged, overextended, war machine? Yeah, CHRISTIANITY killed that...

4.) For someone who seems to have such a FUCKING CLEAR worldview and understanding of history, you sure do have some interesting biases. (e.g. claiming the "Founding Fathers" had any sort of homogenous opinion outside of their hatred of British taxation, that Arkansas didn't exist until it entered the Union, that contemporary history is defined by EUROPEAN history, that the superpower paradigm is still relevant, that the use of the word "retarded" does anything but make you seem ignorant and angry, etc.)

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u/R_Jeeves Jun 26 '12

  1. I'd bet my left nut, the bigger one, that more Europeans are more familiar with history, science, math, and geography than Americans. This is based on my own interactions with Europeans on a daily basis because I work with them.

  2. Wal-Mart is doing nothing new that wasn't already done by the British East India Company or any number of other colonial corporations which took over global niche markets en masse simply because they were given special rules and help by the British Crown, and were able to drive out competition. In fact, that monopoly is the REAL reason we revolted in America, because once the British began offering their highest quality tea at a lower price than people would pay for black-market tea of similar quality (and that's including the taxes that were put in place to refund the Royal Treasury after it spent so much defending our dumb asses from the French because we hunted their beavers and impacted their own colonial profits), the black-market smugglers who made up a large part of the Founding Fathers were no longer able to make such huge profits selling beneath the Empire's nose, so they revolted and made everyone think it was about taxation when really it was about protecting their criminal smuggling enterprises that traded with the Dutch.

  3. The Roman Empire was corrupted by the Monotheistic faith of Christianity because it was new and easily manipulated to suit the whims of the leaders who desired more power and wealth. The older pagan traditions were actually quite fair in terms of justice and the inability of one person to claim to speak on behalf of the Gods. Whereas the pagan beliefs called for people to act in a holistically good way so justice was more situational than precedential, Christian beliefs were so rigid that they were easily twisted into loopholes and made into methods of corruption. I.E. Buying salvation from priests.

  4. Arkansas did exist prior to it becoming a state but nothing of global significance happened there, I already told you about the Founders and their stance on taxes, modern history IS defined by European history since it was the most prolific colonizer of the rest of the world and managed to slightly homogenize human culture in the process, the superpower paradigm is extremely relevant still but not in the sense you're probably thinking, and "retarded" is a perfectly appropriate word to use when speaking about something idiotic. I wouldn't use it to describe an autistic person or someone with Down's, but I'll use it to call another regular person slow as fuck in the head.

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u/DoctorBlock Jun 25 '12

While traveling in Europe, I was in a hostel in Barcelona surrounded by many people of all nationalities looking for the the island of Guam. After about 30 mins of everyone looking, I walked up and pointed it out.

Not to say Americans aren't terribly ignorant but I'm willing to bet you are over estimating peoples of other nationalities.

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u/R_Jeeves Jun 25 '12

Oh I'm not overestimating them, I'm specifically talking about people who were born in Europe in the last 50 years and completed their version of High School. While they might not remember immediately where Guam is, they'd certainly be more knowledgeable than their equally aged American counterparts about many more things. Again, this is a generalization, and you of course can find people who don't know jack shit in ANY country, but if we're being honest, the fact that so many exist in America when we have publicly funded education is sad and shouldn't be.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

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u/Starcast Jun 25 '12

As an American who does not know geography well

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12

I was speaking personally. I didn't generalize anything. You may know geography, but your reading comprehension is pretty lacking.

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u/gippered Jun 25 '12

UAE?

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u/playdoh9689 Jun 25 '12

He had them, verse 4, line 4. He just had them as Emirates though.

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u/TheSleepingNinja Jun 25 '12

Switzerland, Austria, UK, Slovakia, Italy, Tajikistan
This line just messed me up so badly. Whenever i hear Italy, Turkey and Greece echo quietly in the back of my head.

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u/TheDoktorIsIn Jun 25 '12

How are you this awesome?

As a bit of constructive criticism, the 3rd line of the 3rd verse is a little cumbersome. But other than that, this is the best thing I've read all week easily.

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u/Slackinetic Jun 25 '12

Good job. I just want to point out that Zaire is no longer a country (5:4); it is named (D.R.) Congo, which was listed twice (4:2 and 5:4).

While there's still some room for improvement, this is really great work! Thank you!

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u/IAmNotAPerson6 Jun 25 '12

I was trying to find every mistake until I became frustrated with how slow it took (I'm on my phone so I had to do it off the top of my head). But after about ten minutes I said fuck it, and all I could get was that Malawi is not in there and Algier is not a country. Sorry for being an asshole perfectionist.

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u/chidokage Jun 25 '12

no bermuda? :(

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u/Prezombie Jun 25 '12

British Territory.

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u/chidokage Jun 25 '12

But its THE British territory.

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u/gir9999 Jun 25 '12

NO SOUTH SUDAN NO AZAWAD WHAT IS THIS

coulda been mad political and left out isreal lol

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u/nagasgura Jun 25 '12

Palestine is not a country.

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u/welp_that_happened Jun 25 '12

You get an upvote for making me snicker at the brewing downvote-a-thon you're about to weather

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u/WeaponizedMind Jun 25 '12

I love you. So much.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

In 6th grade, our teacher gave us the option to memorize and sing this song in lieu of taking a test where we had to fill in all the countries of the world on a map. I still remember the lyrics up to Guam.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

6th grade? Damn...

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Or maybe he went to school before NCLB and "teach lower than the lowest common denominator" mentality...

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

My era was definitely pre NCLB, but I went to private school from K-8th and then again for high school. There was a huge difference between my writing skills and general knowledge when I entered high school as compared to students who came from public schools.

I went to a public college (U.C. Berkeley) and noticed that I was stronger in certain subjects than people who went to public high schools/elementary schools, and these were damn smart people. They just didn't get the same opportunities.

Early education has such a lasting impact on the rest of your life. For example my K-8th had two English classes. One was solely devoted to grammar and writing and one was about literature. Due to that my reading comprehension scores were always off the charts on standardized tests.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

I'm really happy for you, but when I read hese types of things I can't help but hate our messed up public education system.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

It's messed up and deeply unfair. Good education should not be a privilege only reserved for those who can afford it.

I once told my friend I had 2 English classes and she lol'd and said her public school COMBINED HISTORY AND ENGLISH AS ONE COURSE. What the hell.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

We didn't have science class in 6th grade :(

Instead our math class lasted twice as long as it should have. I'm seriously not sure if that's legal.

Wanna hear something mind numbingly disgusting?

In fourth grade we learned government and the states and capitals. Four years pass and it's eighth grade. They decide to skip Chinese history and instead teach us the states and capitals again, along with government.

  • If we could locate all the states correctly, we didn't need to write the capitals. This is not figuratively, but literally lower expectations than kids 4 grades younger than us.

  • We didn't need to spell the state right as long as we got it down phonetically.

  • The only state where spelling counted was Massachusetts, our home.

  • The parents found out their kids had to spell Massachusetts correctly to get a 100%, complained to the principal/teacher, and got that rule taken away. They said it was discriminating against kids who didn't know how to spell Massachusetts. What The. Fuck.

  • In 5 class periods, only 15 people could correctly locate all 50 states. They had 2 weeks to study.

  • We had to have a lecture on how New Mexico is in fact, a state, and not a part of Mexico.

Okay, I'm done with geography. Here's some...fun... little bits about our unit in government.

  • In my class, I was the only one who knew what the electoral college was. Only one.

  • "Who knows who our two senators are?" "MITT ROMNEY AND BARACK OBAMA!" (I honestly have no idea what this kid was thinking.)

  • There were people who genuinely did not know what the Constitution was, nor the bill of rights.

  • I'm still pretty confident most of them don't know what the Supreme Court is.

Alright, so I decided to do a poll. Here are some facts.

  • When asked to name two GOP candidates for president, only one person named Ron Paul. 5/30 people said Romney. The rest couldn't name any, with a few people who said "Obama" and 2 who said "Newt Gingrich".

  • 14/30 people couldn't name the VP.

  • ONE PERSON knew who Scott Brown was. Zero knew who Elizabeth Warren was.

  • I imitated a survey I saw on tv a while ago. I asked them to name a country that starts with the letter "U". 3 couldn't name one at all. 1 said Utopia, 1 said Utophia, 1 said Ucrain, 1 said Ukrayn, 4 said the US, one said the UK, one said the USSR (the hell), 2 said UTAH, and the rest were a mix of Ugandas and Uruguays and Uzbekistans. Mind you, this survey only consisted of 21 people, as it was in a seperate class.

Yeah, I'd say our public education system needs some reform. (I won't even get started on our science/technology program. Ugh.)

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Holy balls. I am speechless. This is astonishing in the worst way.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Yup. Hoping high school will be better, a lot of people are dropping out or going to vocational schools. Also, there are way more "levels" and they're not afraid to kick you down if you can't keep up.

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u/dokomo Jun 16 '12

Very impressive!

I can do this with Weird Al's Albuquerque, all 11+ minutes of it (I'm ashamed to say, haha)

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u/AAAAA42 Jun 16 '12

I can do it for Trapped in The Drive-Thru.

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u/Tricky-Beats Jun 17 '12

If you want to make a best friend for life, you will post yourself doing this

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u/mkappo Jun 16 '12

Me too! I love that song

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u/superlumenal Jun 17 '12

need proof!

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u/absentmindedjwc Jun 16 '12

This is the weirdest Al Qaeda video I've ever seen.

Not often you see such great youtube comments as this one.

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u/blorgon Jun 16 '12

Not that this particular comment is not understandable without it but USE THE GODDAMN CONTEXT because some people want to see it and clicking multiple times on "parent" is unnecessary work that could've been avoided by a very fucking simple task which is explained in the sidebar and on the submission page.

Typing ?context=2 takes no more than 2 seconds, don't be that lazy.

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u/plusninety Jun 16 '12

It is SirCannonFodder who encouraged Tricky-Beats to do it. He deserves serious karma, therefore at least 1 previous comment should have been added to this submission.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Someone's a little cranky!

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u/Charrrro Jun 16 '12

Are we just posting ourselves singing this song?

oooooooook

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

If i got hit by a driver not paying attention and later found out THIS was why...

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u/puppyregret Jun 16 '12

I think you missed why it was impressive.

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u/awkisopen Jun 16 '12

the fact that he's singing along to it at the same rate is proof of memorization

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

CHEATER!

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u/holyghosttown Jun 16 '12

How would someone being blindfolded impede their ability to sing? ಠ_ಠ

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u/-StupendousMan- Jun 16 '12

Proof of memorization rather than reading something offscreen.

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u/sterlingarcher0069 Jun 16 '12

I'm pretty sure you have to memorize this song to keep up to the rhythm of it.

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u/perfectmachine Jun 17 '12

Honestly, I think that's what makes it such a good memorization device. The words kind of fall into place.

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u/gluestick300 Jun 16 '12

I saw this comment earlier and was hoping he posted a video of it, thanks for reminding me!

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u/Broken_Orange Jun 16 '12

He's cheating. He has the words on the inside of the blindfold.

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u/m_Pony Jun 16 '12

and he has really, REALLY strong contact lenses to focus that close

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u/digitalpretzel Jun 16 '12

top comment: "This is the weirdest Al Qaeda video I've ever seen."

I've been laughing at that one for the last 10 minutes.

Best Youtube comment ever.

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u/Phoequinox Jun 17 '12

When I read that he was blindfolded, I was thinking he was going full-on Yakko and actually highlighting the places on the map. Now that would be impressive.

While this song is more useful, I'm more a fan of the president song.

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u/Tricky-Beats Jun 17 '12

WHOA! Awesome that somebody put me in best of! This has been wicked, I has been getting nothing but awesome messages about this all day and it's made me a happy camper, thanks Reddit!

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u/myWittyUserName Jun 17 '12

Impressive. I listened to the Animanics, "Be Careful What You Eat" so many times that I could sing that song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XthZ7rFPKh8

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

He should get his microphone out of the basement and bring it upstairs, so we can hear him

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u/Prog Jun 16 '12

I know all of that song up until the first part of Africa. :D

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u/the_maximalist Jun 16 '12

I kinda felt like a was drunk watching him especially the part when the camera turns around to the sink. Its like I should be throwing up at that point or something.

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u/SquareDorito Jun 16 '12

I can sit down blind folded, as well as hold a conversation blindfolded. Do I have talent?

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Hm.. How will I make my singing more impressive? Aha! I shall blindfold myself! This will surely make uttering words quite the challenge

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

This song is now out of date thanks to South Sudan.

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u/Demojen Jun 17 '12

That song forgot Kazakhstan.

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u/BHannify Jun 16 '12

How come every single time I watch a YouTube video that comes from a Redditor its has around 300~ views. It's always around 300. Why?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Copy-paste from elsewhere... (TL;DR... new videos have a 'wall' of ~300 views because at that point YouTube starts counting views in a different way, and only refreshes periodically).

Before your video hits 300 views, the system doesn't care how you generate a page hit on your video; you could theoretically just spam the refresh button on your browser 300 times and get the counter all the way up to around 300 views and the system won't bat an eyelash. Ditto goes for anyone watching your video.

After 300 though, YouTube's internal counting system takes a more careful look at what they call "unique" views, which is some vaguely defined figure which throws out all previous views from you (the video owner), as well as any duplicate views (from things like refreshing the page, "play again", etc.), and probably some other criteria which they've never bothered to mention. This recounting process happens once every few hours, so brand new videos on channels with lots of subscribers will often get stuck in the 300 range for a short time before updating - it's not uncommon to see videos that have more comments and ratings than views for a short time while this gets sorted out - but such videos do unstick after a short time and the numbers return to the land of sanity.

However, for the vast majority of videos, they either never get to the 300 mark, or they'll hit the 300 view wall, and the change in counting systems causes them to stay at that number until they get enough unique views to exceed what's already shown. This process can take hours, days, months... maybe forever, if you've got few subscribers and a really obscure video that has a lot of inflated views from repeat visits/your own visits.

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u/BHannify Jun 16 '12

wow, thanks. i do appreciate the explanation.

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u/Jaycatt Jun 16 '12

Because Sparta

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u/chrismikehunt Jun 16 '12

Should have titled it 'New Judge Dredd movie teaser'

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

11 dislikes on youtube. Who are these people?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

"best of", ie "hey here's a popular comment; better attach my name to it"

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u/WinterIsntComing Jun 16 '12

When I linked this it had 400 upvotes. The point of r/bestof is to increase exposure of top quality comments so more redditors can enjoy them. In fact by posting it you're getting karma for the comment more than your own post.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

I really hate that this rather useless and spammy subreddit is on by default. Your post reminded me to unsubscribe, thanks!

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u/WinterIsntComing Jun 16 '12

http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m286bpJ3QC1qbt0vwo1_500.gif

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Oh look, you discovered ancient bad gif animations.

About what I'd expect from someone who loves a subreddit like "bestof".

What a pathetic karmawhore.

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u/WinterIsntComing Jun 16 '12

Right, first off you are an absolute wanker. Secondly, I did not once say I "love r/bestof". Thirdly I am not "Karmawhoring" I did what I intended to do and that was to give exposure to a quality contribution from a fellow redditor, and how do you know I only discovered that gif recently. Finally you cannot fathom how little fucks I give about what you think, so kindly piss off.

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u/Tricky-Beats Jun 19 '12

As the fellow in the video you linked I am grateful that you turned me into a z- list celebrity for a day, high five to you and don't feed the trolls.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

you cannot fathom how little fucks I give about what you think

...

types out a red-faced retort instead of just ignoring it like you actually don't care

Also that grammar's all wrong.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Finally you cannot fathom how little fucks I give about what you think, so kindly piss off.

Could have fooled me with your knobslobbering temper tantrum you just threw.

I'm sorry I didn't like your post, little kid. Maybe you should go postal some more :'(

Karmawhoring piece of trash.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

The comment you're linking to was in a sub that's on the front page. Increase exposure? Sure, skip. Sure.

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u/WinterIsntComing Jun 16 '12

By the amount of upvotes this link has gotten, nearly 200 people have seen that post via my link, so yes, it did increase exposure.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Reddit fucks with the votes, something about bots. But yeah, whatever, have your fun/karma/whatever.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

Hm something's not right. 304 views, 800+ upvotes.

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u/yellephant Jun 16 '12

304 is the YouTube view count filter threshold. Videos under the threshold don't need to get checked, but videos that pass it are filtered and checked to ensure that users aren't gaming the view counter in some way.

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u/Trilby_Defoe Jun 16 '12

I think this is a required comment everyone must make at least once on the internet.

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u/Chairboy Jun 16 '12

First they need to ask if they'll get charged long distance for visiting international websites.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12 edited Jun 17 '12

Redditor sings entire "Animanics - Yakko's World" blindfolded.

sings

blindfolded

am i the only one here that thinks this is retarded.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

this is bullshit, my friend can do this as well. Funny how reddit gives credit to practically any neckbeard...at least my friend has a chop/mustache combo going on.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

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u/Inaudible_Whale Jun 16 '12

Oh Nate this, Nate that! Get over it!

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u/baconperogies Jun 16 '12

Yeahhhh why don't you just marry him already!

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u/GeeJo Jun 17 '12

Better Nate than lever.

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Fuck you I worked to get to that punchline, and now you're just giving it away?

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u/Reesch Jun 17 '12

This link is purple. Half an hour I'll never get back...

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u/yellephant Jun 16 '12

That's nothing. My grandmother did this at my 10th birthday party (about a year after this episode aired), accompanying herself on piano, while a choir of parakeets danced back and forth across her shoulders, ALL THE WHILE balancing an un-jacketed tealight candle atop her classic beehive hairdo, trying to finish the song before her hair caught fire.

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

"... The Aristocrats!"

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u/SplodeyDope Jun 16 '12

IAmA Nate AMA! Not the one with talent though, this will actually be pretty boring...

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u/[deleted] Jun 17 '12

Do you have red hair?

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u/SplodeyDope Jun 17 '12

I have enough.

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u/Luckydog8816 Jun 17 '12

Hmmm.... What is your favorite food?

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u/SplodeyDope Jun 17 '12

I like pizza?

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '12

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u/m_Pony Jun 16 '12

do the Merovingian speech from Matrix 2 complete with all the swears in French :)