March 7, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Computers
Yes, YouTube’s got a lot of expressive young cuties. Rapper T-Dub pays tribute to some of them in YouTube Crush.
Personally, I’d take a YouTube babe over a TV babe any day. Self-publishing takes a lot of initiative, and I like women with initiative.
My only complaint: why no Happy Slip?
[...] Best bit in the suit: “a large part of YouTube’s value is directly attributable to the availability of Plaintiffs’ copyrighted works on YouTube’s website.” What a deluded claim! Sure, Jon Stewart was a YouTube star for a while, but there are many others — many, many others. That’s the resilience of social media: it does not rely on a constellation a few stars. As Steve Rubel likes to say, media is now a galaxy of stars and planets, each with its own center of gravity. In that galaxy, Viacom is becoming nothing but a black hole. [...]
[...] YouTube search for their 55th anniversary Playmate flopped. After all, the YouTube community is full of babes. After thinking about the culture of YouTube and the Internet in general, however, it all [...]
[...] YouTube search for their 55th anniversary Playmate flopped. After all, the YouTube community is full of babes. After thinking about the culture of YouTube and the World wide web in general, however, [...]
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Happy Slip would have DEF made the cut if only I had another verse or some more room to run thru the list! haha but thanks for putting it up on your site! :D