I knew i had seen that tongue on Andy Milonakis Twitch stream some time ago. https://www.twitch.tv/karacorvus/clip/DreamyTiredSquidBIRB?filter=clips&range=all&sort=time

Saw some of that coked-up Hollywood crowd in there with him.. Dirt Nasty (Simon Rex), Beardo, Andre Legacy, Mickey Avalon.. LOL, even that funny fat kid, Andy Milonakis. Good stuff.

Hahahahahahaha i forgot how funny Andy Milonakis could be when he wasn't horribly annoying.

Our submissions and favorites could represent our individual cultural exposures to the vast catalog of media offered in the modern world.

With the development of my.videosift.com and the personaliztion features that go with it, it would be interesting to start tying up community bonds with similar services offered by other web 2.0 sites for example, sift submissions could be word culled and cross referenced with other sifters; if a user likes The Smiths, it would show that Farhad2000 likes the Smiths too. This is a feature that is currently present in Facebook when you enter your media likes and dislikes, well Videosift is that large database of actual media selections made by the user.

Where does all this lead? While the community benefits are obvious, and will take place (I expect in time for a wider set of community features to be implemented as the user base widens). The business and marketing potential is there for a media gathering service, something that keeps track of that elusive demographic set of the highly educated, young students and addicted women who have been disfranchised with traditional media forms. New highly emerging videos that start to receive hits from users could show shifting viewing trends, or dormant media that a lot of users have expressed likeness to i.e. media that can be revived for a wider market (think of the countless aimless re-releases of Beatles compilations, and how a data gathering service powered by a community could fine tune the choices media developers can take). Or finally the holy grail of web 2.0, new media that could transition into the main stream market based on viewer submissions alone, will we have our Tom Green? Our Darude? Our Andy Milonakis?.

What am I saying basically? The Sift has bright potential indeed it could become the Niselen rating system for digital media.

One feature I would like to see implemented (ha you knew this was hidden somewhere in this!) if possible is the same relational engine that Amazon possesses for user choices, if a user liked The Smiths, and Farhad2000 liked the Smiths maybe our choices are correlated and Farhad2000 could have seen something I haven't seen thats totally awesome but I didn't know about it yet...

Message being go upvote my stuff so I can get my GOLD 100 Star before Benjee does!

Andy Milonakis in his best act!