I think I'm on that dark with of YouTube again...

Sometimes you just find yourself on that dark bit of YouTube. You don't know how you got there and you've no idea how they let this be on a non-censored website, accesible to all, but you're very much intrigued by what you find.

On this occasion it was a short film called GUTTER, I assume it's by Yelawolf, the american rapper and general artist. It's twisted, dark, creepy and I wouldn't suggest anyone who is at all squeamish to watch it. There are some truly disturbing scenes that I'm surprised are even allowed to exist.

So hey, enjoy!

NYC Phoneharmonic

A truly brilliant medley of the most popular ringtones, performed by a small orchestra. Loved this piece from start to finish, great work indeed.

Guerilla Vinyl Throw

This brilliant viral campaign for mobile app MusicBunk has racked up more than 400,000 views on YouTube and taken less than a week to boost this brand out of the unknown. Read more about it on Mashable.com.


Like the infamous Extreme Beer Pong (many videos but this link goes to the one with the most hits on YouTube, Billy's Balls 2) it have no doubt that it's all real and all round great entertainment!

New Childline Advert

The new Childline advert actually made me not click the button for 'skip this advert' on youtube. Dubstep and some slick animated effects, neon light style, really grab your attention. Whoever made this can be very proud of the impact this ad has. Perfect tone and handling of various real-life issues in under a minute, bravo.

ED: These Strikes Are Wrong

Ed Miliband giving the same response to every question asked. What a pillock!

YouTube, Play

YouTube "Play" from Johnny Kelly on Vimeo.

Disnou Tubesey

"Disney and YouTube are set to announce a content partnership worth $10 million to $15 million, the New York Times reports.

Under the terms of the agreement, YouTube will invest millions of dollars on an original video series produced by Disney and distributed exclusively through a new co-branded channel on both YouTube and Disney.com, according to the Times." Mashable Blog

A bit of re-blogging of the interesting new partnership between Youtube and Disney. Finally we'll be able to watch our favourite cartoons on demand!

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