Cats are obviously a key part of the Internet. So it’s a wonder there haven’t been more cat compilations. Nevertheless, Compilariz put together countless famous cat viral videos from the beginning of YouTube times to now. The new video is getting a viral boost after being featured on Reddit.
PBS Off Book tries their best to explain the Internet phenomenon that is the viral video. In its infant stage, viral videos were, and to some extent still are, an extension of the funniest-home-movies genre.
As the Internet aged, and YouTube made video so much more accessible, viral videos, and what made them viral, continued to evolve.
Internet nerds, such as Jonah Peretti from our friends at BuzzFeed, Dan Gurewitch famous from CollegeHumor, and more all offer their two cents of what a viral video is to them.
Evolution Of Dance was of the first authentic YouTube viral videos, and still stands as one of the most viewed non-corporate videos online today.
Now, cute NAO robotics master TheAmazel has recreated the entire dance routine with one of the cute French NAO robots. Naturally, the robo cover has gone viral in its own right.
Tharpless just went viral with their Youtube Haiku Compilation of famous viral videos. The video was a great success, amassing nearly a million views in just two days. Fans couldn’t get enough, so Tharpless has already published a second of series.
Tharpless took over fifty popular fifteen-seconds-or-less viral videos, and compiled them into this ultimate Youtube Haiku. The video went viral after being featured on Reddit and TheDailyWhat.
