Onelargeprawn
My Internet is tragically slow today so you’ll have to excuse any factual errors in this post. That’s probably a rubbish excuse, but I’m sticking with it. :poop:
From what I gather, Sour is a Japan based alt-rock band and in the music video for Hibi no Neiro (Tone of everyday), they enlisted the help of Sour fans from around the world. Each person and scene was filmed purely via a web cam and the footage was cleverly mashed together to make this entertaining montage.
[via Laughing Squid]
My experience with YouTube is like one-way traffic – I usually drop in to watch a blooper video or tune, and that’s about it. I never really noticed the vloggers – the video bloggers who spend much more time on YouTube, posting response videos, and generally rambling at their low-res web cam. The other day, Onelargeprawn reader Macross posted on the PS3ZA forums about Natalie Tran, a 22-year old Vietnamese Australian student whose understated, self-deprecating humour has made her one of the most celebrated vloggers on YouTube.
Natalie’s videos are usually short skits in which she plays every character, and she chats candidly to the camera between each skit. She’s natually funny and the video are very entertaining, so it’s no surprise that her YouTube channel has over 10 million views.
Here are a couple of her skits:
Makeup like a Celeb in 1 Minute
The “We Just Touched Awkwardly” Song
But I Can Dance!
See more at her YouTube channel.