How awesome is that? Ze Frank dabbling in world affairs?

Wannabe Ze Frank

Hell yes, more Ze Frank. I missed The Show.

i would upvote because i love ze frank and this was one of his finest webisodes. however, i know that he also expressly asked that his videos not be placed onto youtube, so i can't upvote. no downvote though.

Wow, the ghost of Ze Frank lives! It's almost like he invented video blogging. The white background is a nice touch, but the editing and presentation style have Ze written all over it.

This means that no one in the US can take part in Ze Frank's earth sandwich project. Shame.

I like this guy. He's like the Ze Frank of video games.

woah. thanks for the awesome list !

qruel

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Here you go:
Drama King
Star Wars Kid
Numa Numa
Back Dorm Boys
Napster Bad
Winnebago Guy Mad
Bert is Evil^
Goatse (WIKI, not direct link)
Jib Jab
G.I. Joe
You're The Man Now Dog
Spongemonkies Like the Moon
Superbowl is Gay
Ask a Ninja
Average Homeboy
LonelyGirl^
House of Cosby
Chad Vader
Ze Frank^
Lazy Sunday
Kid from Brooklyn
Bubb Rubb
George Lucas in Love
Kramer
Myspace the Movie
Chuck Norris List^
Geriatric
Kiss You Guy^
Kubrick Audition
Leroy Jenkins
Homestar Runner
Grape Stomp Lady
Paris Hilton (Wiki)
All Your Base
Diet Coke and Mentos
OK Go
Shining Trailer Remix
Sneezing Baby Panda
Dick in a Box
Rocketboom Amanda
Yacht Rock
Sn
akes on a Plane / 2
Angry German Kid
Otters Holding Hands
Daxflame
Bride Cutting Hair
Colbert Disses President
Little Superstar Moves
Lightning Bolt LARPers
Kelly Likes Shoes
Tom Cruise Shocks Oprah
Weird Al - White and Nerdy
K-Fed Popozao
George Washington
Ashlee Simpson
Boom Goes the Dynamite
Lily Tomlin in a Fight
Peanut Butter Jelly Time
Christmas Lights
Shatner Sings Rocketman
Evolution of Dance
Chocolate Rain
Zombie Kid Likes Turtles

Appendix (not referenced in video):
Will it Blend^
Badger Badger Badger
Kenya
Gonads and Strife
Hamster Dance
And anything from Albino Blacksheep's popular flash videos.

I remember there was a bit that Ze Frank did that appeared on the Colbert Report soon after as well, so maybe he is a joke thief! Or at least one of his writers is.

Here you go:
Drama King
Star Wars Kid
Numa Numa
Back Dorm Boys
Napster Bad
Winnebago Guy Mad
Bert is Evil^
Goatse (WIKI, not direct link)
Jib Jab
G.I. Joe
You're The Man Now Dog
Spongemonkies Like the Moon
Superbowl is Gay
Ask a Ninja
Average Homeboy
LonelyGirl^
House of Cosby
Chad Vader
Ze Frank^
Lazy Sunday
Kid from Brooklyn
Bubb Rubb
George Lucas in Love
Kramer
Myspace the Movie
Chuck Norris List^
Geriatric
Kiss You Guy^
Kubrick Audition
Leroy Jenkins
Homestar Runner
Grape Stomp Lady
Paris Hilton (Wiki)
All Your Base
Diet Coke and Mentos
OK Go
Shining Trailer Remix
Sneezing Baby Panda
Dick in a Box
Rocketboom Amanda
Yacht Rock
Sn
akes on a Plane / 2
Angry German Kid
Otters Holding Hands
Daxflame
Bride Cutting Hair
Colbert Disses President
Little Superstar Moves
Lightning Bolt LARPers
Kelly Likes Shoes
Tom Cruise Shocks Oprah
Weird Al - White and Nerdy
K-Fed Popozao
George Washington
Ashlee Simpson
Boom Goes the Dynamite
Lily Tomlin in a Fight
Peanut Butter Jelly Time
Christmas Lights
Shatner Sings Rocketman
Evolution of Dance
Chocolate Rain
Zombie Kid Likes Turtles

Appendix (not referenced in video):
Will it Blend^
Badger Badger Badger
Kenya
Gonads and Strife
Hamster Dance
And anything from Albino Blacksheep's popular flash videos.

My first sift. Be gentle.

His videoblog is stellar. The man has a gift for language. If you liked Ze Frank, and you like hip hop and the politics therein, check it out.

Don't miss Bill O'Reilly is Mad, Doggie either.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=VaOz2XeCAyA

This reminds me of Ze Frank humor.

Hey folks. Micki here from Revver. You guys have quite the community building here and we're glad you're considering adding Revver videos to the pool. Seems to me that if you are trying to create a service where members can submit their favorite videos from across the web, you should do your best to allow inclusion of videos on all platforms. As you noted above, great creators like Ask A Ninja and Ze Frank are on Revver. A quick tour of our Editors Picks and you'll see we're the home of some really great independent videos.

We understand that some viewers don't love ads but that's why we put them at the end of the videos. And it's important to note that our ads support the creators. We split all revenue with our creators 50/50. We are building a marketplace that helps independent creators get paid for their work. So if you want to help support the people behind your favorite content, sharing Revver videos is a good way to do it.

We welcome you all to come check out Revver and let us know what you think! Our blog is a really good place to learn more about us: http://blog.revver.com.

I'm not in advertising/marketing, but I bet Revver can deliver the net-centric 25-40 audience that advertisers drool over. Who needs a TV when you've got the Sift?

What's cool about Revver is that it's a business model for folks like Ask A Ninja and Ze Frank to get a cut of the action. They can host and brand their own sites, and make them a destination. Ze Frank has a prominent notice to not post his stuff on YouTube.

Revver gives producers an alternative to posting on YouTube. Or, worse, have ebaum steal their stuff.

So, this may be a way for self-publishing to be profitable. The Ninja podcast is back up where they talk about their creative process and some business issues.. how they interact with their audience via social networks, plans to create DVD's. Viva la Evolution!

(I have no involvement with Revver, except as a fan of shows hosted there.)

ah, Flash is good. Smart. Ze Frank uses QT, looks like Ninja switched over.

There will be a lot of crap, but there's good stuff. The one thing I wonder about: lots of YouTube are snippets of the best show segments. With Revver you'll have to link the the whole episode.