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Thursday, April 25, 2013

Video [Trending]: Nigerian Boy Plays Burglary Prank On Father

The video is kinda funny, but please, do not try this at home with your parents oo...ejo...lol! Enjoy.

Wednesday, April 24, 2013

PSY, "Gentleman" Music Video Demolishing YouTube Records

While PSY "Gentleman" lyrics give you little idea what the song is even about, the Korean rapper is clearly doing something right with his new hit song.

First, it set the new high water mark for YouTube views on the day of its debut and surpassed 100 million in less than a week. Now he's added a new record:

"Gentleman" was viewed an amazing 38 million times on April 14 alone, shattering the single-day record of 30 million set by the KONY 2012short film.

Right now, "Gentleman" is well over 200 million views in less than two weeks. About the only thing left for PSY to beat now is ... well, "Gangnam Style."

That one could be tough. But watch it below and help him out!

Tuesday, April 16, 2013

VIDEO: Modenine - Spit My Shit INTERNET VIDEO M

hot hiphop joint from the occupy the throne mixtape 2012.

Monday, April 15, 2013

VIDEO: OJIZY - CASANOVA

A comeback video for Ojizy (@OjizyAmusan) for the song 'Casanova'. A Music-documentary set in two west-African cities of Lagos,Nigeria and Accra,Ghana. The video captures the tale of love gone sour and the beauty of forgiveness without forgetting the fun and energy of the Calypso/Afro-carribbean feel of the song.

Friday, April 5, 2013

VIDEO: Two Angry Men - "Is Rape a problem in Nigeria?"

(Violence in Nigeria) Nigeria's most controversial show - Two Angry Men! - with James and Harry are angry at the problem of rape in Nigeria - a widespread abuse of women that is almost never talked about publicly.

VIDEO: Justin Bieber's Beauty and a Beat in the Baroque style

Justin Bieber's Beauty and a Beat, arranged by Steve Pycroft, and performed by countertenor Robin Blaze and the University of York Baroque Orchestra and Chamber Choir, conducted by Peter Seymour. Filmed at the University of York and broadcast live on BBC Radio 3 for Red Nose Day on Friday 15 March. Picture: Christopher Leedham/University of York.

VIDEO: Long-Lost 'Twins' Raise $35k Online To Finally Meet.

Two potential long-lost twin sisters, who first got in touch thanks to a YouTube video, have managed to raise more than $35k online to finally meet each other.

Anais Bordier, 25, a French fashion student living in London, initially saw Los Angeles-based Samantha Futerman, also 25, in a short film clip last December.

Anais, who grew up as the only child of French parents, soon made some more startling discoveries.

Both women were adopted soon after they were born on the same day - November 19, 1987 - and in the same town in South Korea.

Anais, finally decided to get in touch with her American doppelganger via Facebook.

They also plan to take DNA tests to prove their connection once and for all.

While there may not be a fairytale ending to the story, the two "possible sisters" intend to use some of the money to film a documentary about their journey either way.

Monday, April 1, 2013

VIDEO: LADIES - Dont Fall for the "Have My BABY" Trap!

Taking the Condom Off - Saying lets have a baby - Talking about how "Cute" our kids will look - are early warning signs. Beware and be aware of this "Have MY Baby" trap!

Sunday, March 31, 2013

Google Maps Launches 'Treasure Mode' On April 1

Google is asking millions of users to hunt for buried treasure using a new pirate-style "treasure mode" on its maps.

The company posted a video on YouTubeexplaining how Street View's "underwater team" discovered a chest containing lost maps belonging to pirate William "Captain" Kidd during an expedition to the Indian Ocean.

The video explains how hidden treasure symbols can be unearthed on the maps, which have been digitised by a special 3D nanoscanner.

Google marketing manager Mike Pegg says: "The map is rumoured to contain the clues to Captain Kidd's long lost treasure, however the map contains encrypted symbols and codes and is not readily decipherable.

"Therefore, we're introducing treasure mode on Google Maps and inviting the whole world to come together in the search for clues."

The treasure mode - accessed in the top-right corner of the Google Maps window - includes a telescope-style Street View function, with sepia-tinged images of streets across the globe.

Google claims hidden symbols can be uncovered by shining sunlight on a computer screen, by joining phone and tablet maps together like a puzzle, or even by heating a laptop over the hob.

The company's contribution to April Fools' Day follows last year's prank, when it claimed an 8-bit version of Google Mapshad been developed for Nintendo's NES games console.

Google also released a YouTube clip ahead of April 1 declaring that the world's most popular video website would shut down at the stroke of midnight.

The three-minute video, intended as a gag, described how the website would wind down as some 30,000 technicians begin to trawl through 150,000 clips to select the world's best video.