Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: Napster was home to a lot of files that were mislabeled, yet were so frequently downloaded that everyone knows them. Here’s a look at the “System of a Down” Zelda song, the Kerpal prank call that’s often misattributed to the Jerky Boys, and one person’s attempt to troll the Dir en Grey fanbase.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: I’ve always been a big fan of movies that are “so bad that they’re good,” and most of my all time favorites of this type of film are by a director named HG Lewis. Here is a look at one of his all time classics, The Wizard of Gore (1970)
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: Marilyn Manson is an artist that’s had a lot of strange rumors about him throughout the years, such as him being Paul from The Wonder Years or him having his ribs removed. Let’s take a look at the history of some of these rumors.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: Looking at a forgotten Simpsons easter egg or error in which Krusty appears to actually be Homer in disguise.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: One of the biggest memes to spawn from reality TV was Trading Spouses’ Marguerite Perrin, The God Warrior. You might be surprised to see where life has taken her all these years.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: During the late 90s, WWF’s programming grew more mature with the Attitude Era. Although this greatly improved ratings, it drew the attention of the Parents Television Council, an organization that would try to get their advertisers to leave through a letter writing campaign. It backfired spectacularly.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: The ending of Indiana Jones: The Kingdom of the Crystal skull is different from how people remember it. Many recall Indy saying “In Your Dreams Kid”as he takes his hat back from Shia Labeouf’s character, Mutt, but the line is not there. Is this a case of the Mandela effect, or was it edited quickly after release?
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: Recently, several large Twitter accounts have been suspended, and evidence is mounting that these accounts have been specifically targeted by users with grudges who have connections to Twitter staff.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: One of the big wrinkles of the Geedis mystery was the discovery of a pin depicting Zoltan, another character from the Land of Ta sticker sheet. Recently, there’s been developments regarding the authenticity of the pin.
Taken from Justin Whang’s YouTube description: YTMND was a website that played a very important role in Internet history and meme culture, bridging the gap between web 1.0 and web 2.0. Although its sound plus image plus text format was very simple, the creative ways people could make more complex ytmnd sites was endless. Its creator, Max Goldberg, was also an early advocate of online free speech, often pushing back against companies that would try to get content removed from the site, citing fair use because most people online knew what that meant. He even got into some early Internet drama with Saved by the Bell’s Dustin Diamond, who was not a fan of a parody website he made that led to the announcement of YTMND.
