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Notable YouTubers discuss the stigmas related to making viral videos on YouTube.

In a cheeky self-reference to his own infamous stunt at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards, Kanye West once again climbed the stage during last night’s Grammy Awards to silently protest Beyonce‘s self-titled album getting snubbed in place of longtime singer-songwriter Beck’s Morning Phase.

This may be the most absurd parody trailer that has ever been created.

This expression is often used on Twitter to ironically poke fun at aspiring hip hop artists.

They say somethings are better left unsaid, and like in this case, sometimes they say it best when they say nothing at all.

Use the “Morning News” exploitable to create your own customized newspaper headline and front page image.

DJ Steve Porter, the producer behind viral mashup hits that sampled the Slap Chop infomercial and Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s crack smoking confession, chimes in on Kanye West’s latest antic on stage at this weekend’s Grammy Awards with a new music video remix featuring Beck’s 1993 single “Loser.”

This fictitious community is often referenced on Reddit to troll user Warlizard, who has since gained a significant following on the website.

Watch the original video with the closed captioning feature to read the transcriber’s note in its entirety.

In this latest skit from Extremely Decent, the LA-based sketch comedy group tells a cautious tale about the catch-22 of striving to be politically correct all the time.

Rihanna’s pink, poofy haute couture gown worn at this year’s Grammy Awards inspired a wave of hilarious photoshopped parodies on Twitter.

The disease of being basic effects men and women equally.

Originally released in 2002 as part of the soundtrack for a South Korean soap opera, this doleful string orchestra piece has found a second life on the other side of the internets as the ultimate tearjerker featured in YouTube comedy videos.

Meet Spot, a four-legged robot designed for indoor and outdoor operation that has the impressive ability to keep itself upright, even when being kicked by one of its engineers.

This six-second drum break from the 1969 funk-soul track “Amen, Brother” is arguably the most sampled breakbeat of all time.

Taylor Swift’s “Shake It Off” gets an audio-spliced mashup tribute from YouTube remix artist Barack’s Dubs.

On Tumblr, this memorable quote said by the naïve android protagonist from an early 90s Japanese anime series has become yet another way of saying “what is this, I don’t even.”

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