Google loves to celebrate the holidays. So in honor of Mother’s Day, the world’s most famous search engine put together this compilation of viral mom-themed videos with Tim Myers’ I Just Want to Thank You playing in the background.
Already, the two day tribute, Here’s To The Moms, has collected over 600,000 views, and has been covered on HuffPost, LaughingSquid, HyperVocal, and Babble.
Of course, the most prominent and viral speech at this year’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner was by President Barack Obama.
It goes without saying the close second was host and online favorite Conan O’Brien. In his half hour speech, Coco touched on current events, politics, and, of course, the media, which he compared to a high school cafeteria.
“Fox is the jocks, MSNBC is the nerds, bloggers are the Goths, NPR is the table for kids with peanut allergies, Al Jazeera is the weird foreign exchange student nobody talks to, and print media, you’re the poor kid that died sophomore year. Cheer up, we dedicate the yearbook to you.”
The Coachella music festival was held this past weekend, and Get Whirled director Chris Crutchfield is bringing online viewers a special visual experience from the event like no other.
Chris strapped a GoPro camera to his over seven feet tall head, and enjoyed the tunes for the day in the California desert. The resulting footage is more than enjoyable, and has already accumulated over 100,000 hits since debuting over the weekend.
Much like the first Hunger Games, the trailer for the new upcoming sequel The Hunger Games: Catching Fire has instantly gone viral after launching this Sunday.
The movie comes to theaters Thanksgiving weekend 2013, but fans are showing they can’t wait. The trailer has already garnered over 1.6 million views.
April Fool’s has been a been a big hit online, but one must be careful not to take the jokes too far, especially in real life.
Cody Weddl of WKPT19 reports one Kingsport woman pranked her sister by telling her she shot her husband, and needed help burying the body.
Her sister Helen quickly told the rest of her family, and before the prank holiday ended, the police had surrounded the home, guns drawn.
“Next thing I knew. There was law everywhere. Their response was excellent.”
“The fool was her,” said one neighbor after seeing her put into a police cruiser with cuffs on.
Now, the viral video stands with over 75,000 views since April sprouted.
