Thank God this is just a premise for a silly viral video. We'd all be dead a million times over.

That's interesting...but the jury is in on Subliminal messages, they simply do not work. What works is words and propaganda. They don't need subliminal messaging to control us, we're already docile cows gobbling up whatever they wanna throw at us. Especially on the internet where you can get a cult following going with some bullshit video and some bullshit facts, thank you 9/11 Truthers for proving that one.

I don't get how we can't make a viral video with this sort of impact that helps our own lives? I mean why can't we put something together about how the government has been driven underground in the 80s and has been waging secret Wars? Or how about right now...Obama is waging a secret war in Africa and we're just in the dark about it, how is that allowed to continue? I say we elect him and impeach him...Obama 2012!

FAKE!!! Clearly a viral video for the next Ridley Scott / HR Giger collaboration.

I tend to think this is real. It's hard to train kids like that to be authentic enough to pass for a viral video.
Also kids reaction after the kick is real..everybody shocked and quiet. I think in viral there would've been a lot more commotion.

Today is only 2nd or 3rd day of school, surprising that a kid would bring a camera/cell to school to record this.

I believe that original clip is this one.
More "analysis" here.

*promote
because it would be sad if this viral video only got 30 votes on VS.

None of the videos you posted are viral.
I know your user name is ViralStuff but you need to ready the channel descriptions.
The Viral Channel is for "viral video advertisements"

Other Channels you are misusing are World Affairs, 1sttube and News

We take a lot of time to classify the channels for our videos please take the time to fix your Channel selections.

>> ^grubert:

From Wikipedia:
"Despite local laws prohibiting trade in slow lorises and slow loris products, as well as protection from international commercial trade under Appendix I, slow lorises are openly sold in animal markets in Southeast Asia and smuggled to other countries, such as Japan. They have also been popularized as pets in viral videos on YouTube. Slow lorises have their teeth cut or pulled out for the pet trade, and often die from infection, blood loss, poor handling, or poor nutrition."
That's why this thing eats rice instead of insects.

From Wikipedia:

"Despite local laws prohibiting trade in slow lorises and slow loris products, as well as protection from international commercial trade under Appendix I, slow lorises are openly sold in animal markets in Southeast Asia and smuggled to other countries, such as Japan. They have also been popularized as pets in viral videos on YouTube. Slow lorises have their teeth cut or pulled out for the pet trade, and often die from infection, blood loss, poor handling, or poor nutrition."

Oh okay, no fact-checking required. All I have to do is watch videos on the internet and I'll "see the rage in the faces of the MAJORITY of cops" (my emphasis). So by your logic if I saw one internet video last week of police brutality and then I see two videos this week of police brutality that means that incidences of brutality have doubled, right?

Try reading Barry Glassner's "The Culture of Fear", it talks about how the media and people in general like to see trends where there may not necessarily be any. And of course some drama-llama will misinterpret what I'm saying and assume I'm all for a "police state" and I deny the existence of police brutality or I condone it, yak yak yak. The usual Internet Debate Club horseshit.

So when the original poster makes reference to the INCREDIBLE rise of police brutality I say cite me some sources other than viral videos and protest sign slogans.

Also next time include a link to police misconduct stats that look like they were done by someone that went to a university, not USA Today.
>> ^chingalera:

@ulysses1904
http://www.copblock.org/2841/police-brutality-statistics/
Sorry there criminal justice professor, no need to site anything but internet sources, you have eyes and everyone has cell phones to record, you can see the rage in the faces of the majority of cops. They pump the shit into homes 24/7, 365 to let us all know that crime is on the rise and more cops with better weapons are needed.

*nochannel

*fail *kids
WooHoo channel is for content such as Futurama or Simpsons clips. World Affairs has to do with world affairs. Viral has to be a viral video. 1st Tube means that the video first appeared on tv (i.e. a clip from a show). Standup is for videos of standup comedians.

Do NOT place videos into as many random channels as you're allowed simply because you want it to be seen. It must qualify for those channels.

This just felt fake due to the fact that the brother and the dude looking at this at the computer get outside and stop the car from taking off in about 12 seconds--maybe a touch less than that. First, typically you go to the program and look at what is happening, this would take you atleast 5 seconds unless you have it ON SCREEN, READY TO GO!

Next, you have to tell your brother and start to go outside to the car--I'm going to guess this might take anywhere from 5-10 seconds depending on where your brother is at. THEN you have to get to the car outside, the quickest part almost, about 5 more seconds.

Seemed fake to me.

I mean, is their house robbed every other weekend or something? Why the hell are they on adrenaline when it comes to "getting someone" for house property or maybe a robbery related issues. Nobody I've ever known has been that paranoid and I've known paranoid people. The viral-video/commercial line seems like what this is to me (maybe even a straight up one to some degree, because of the username... connection).

Fox News is on it:
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/07/11/director-explicit-viral-video-featuring-boy-6-reportedly-dismisses-it-as-joke/

New ideas cost money, child, and are uncertain profit-makers. So shut up and passively swallow our regurgitated shit-vomit.

Sincerely, Hollywood.>> ^Sagemind:

Reboots are great - but movie-makers don't seem to realize that imagination still exists. New stories are being written everyday. I'm getting tired of the the reboot.
I want new stories, new worlds, new plots, new characters - Is that too much to ask?

If planting cards in Starbucks doesn't work then following it up with a viral video will do the trick!

Good song btw