Juansa Jackson published this video six weeks ago, but it has only been trending since last weekend. Incredibly, the video has amassed over one million views just over the past few days.
Of course, once one takes into account that the video features a young Michael Jackson practicing his dance moves during rehearsal, it makes sense as to why the clip has attracted so much attention.
Like so many before him, I James Walters couldn’t just quit the YouTube business after initially going viral.
Originally, he went viral with a Lord Of The Rings-themed cover of I Dreamed A Dream, and since then James has churned out numerous other pop music covers in his Smeagol voice.
And he isn’t close to ending his career. Now, he has returned to cover New York City‘s unofficial anthem Empire State Of Mind as Smeagol the monster.
Three weeks ago, Fuel10988 posted amateur video of a kids band named Unlocking The Truth performing in Manhattan‘s famous Times Square.
Few viewers expected such a hardcore heavy metal performance from the kids. And that’s what makes this intense brutal breakdown so great.
Now, in less than a week, the video has burst onto the viral scene, amassing over 800,000 views.
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has served the Internet and nerd community well while on the International Space Station, creating many entertaining and educational viral videos directly from Space.
Before his return, he thought it fitting to end with some music. Obviously, few songs are more appropriate to cover in Space than David Bowie’s Space Oddity.
This is also happens to be a world record as the first music video recorded on the ISS and in Space in general.
The best, most advanced visual effects and computer graphics can’t compete with a real zero gravity environment.
Few scenes can trump Hadfield singing, “Planet Earth is blue and there’s nothing left to do,” with a very blue Mother Earth literally behind him.
The resulting music video is truly stunning, and has instantly caught viral fever, already appearing on CBSNews, CNet, and TheVerge.
This vintage clip of Michael Jackson and Oprah has been trending over the weekend decades after the event. Michael sings a very special a cappella performance of Who Is It for Oprah back when they both were on top of the world.
