Rebecca Black's "My Moment" and Guido Jesus: Memes you might have missed
Viral Video: Rebecca Black's "My Moment" Rebecca Black is back on the map with a new music video called "My Moment" about her sudden rise to fame. The video features a constantly grinning Rebecca Black performing with a mute band, dancing with back-up dancers and finally ending up at a red carpet event in her honor. The video racked up over 2.6 million views in less than 24 hours, and reached 11 million views in just 3 days. Parodies have already begun, including a "no auto-tune" version of the song.
Meanwhile, the other mysterious hack collective Anonymous took a heavy blow on Tuesday following the FBI raids and arrests of 15 people across the U.S. on suspicion of participating in recent hacks against corporate websites, including Operation Wikileaks that brought down a number of multinational e-commerce sites like PayPal and Mastercard in January.
On a lighter note, after getting banned from Google Plus for term violations, Anonymous-related group @YourAnonNews announced the plan to develop its own censorship-free social networking service called "AnonPlus" via Tumblr. ...Did somebody say 4chan?
Meanwhile in Argentina: Tano Pasman, the Angry Soccer Fan Fact #1: South American soccer fans are not to be messed with.Fact #2: People on the Internet love to watch people rant.
El "Tano" Pasman is an Argentinian man who became a viral video star in early June after his family uploaded a homemade video of him passionately yelling and cursing at the TV while watching a soccer game between the prestigious River Plate and the B-league underdogs Belgrano. To everyone's surprise, the game ended with the underdogs' victory and River Plate moving down to the B-league for the first time, infuriating thousands of Plate supporters at the stadium as well as diehard fans like Pasman watching the game at home.
Since being uploaded onto YouTube on July 8th, the angry soccer fan's hilariously vulgar rant reached over 7 million views in three weeks and spawned a video remix fad that involves dubbing his rantings over some of the saddest scenes and moments from popular films and TV shows, like Mufasa's death in Lion King.
Notable: Tano Pasman learns Michael Jackson's Death: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rhe1z0M1hYw
ComicCon Special:
Lex Luthor Took Forty Cakes: This memorable quote originates from the 1978 children's dictionaryThe Super Dictionary featuring illustrations of heroes and villains from DC comics. One of the illustrations in the book depicts Lex Luthor, the super-villain character and arch enemy of Superman, running away with a cart filled with 40 cakes.
Tyranosaurus Rex in F-16: This iconic image of a T-rex in a fighter jet was originally featured in "Calvin and Hobbes" comics as one of Calvin's alter ego characters, published in 1995.
Cool Story Bro: The original image used for this reaction face originates from the issue #122 of Marvel comics The Incredible Hercules published on October 29th, 2008.
Handsome Face: The face template used for this drawing fad comes from the DC Comics animated film Superman/Batman: Apocalypse released in 2010.
60s Spider-Man: This wunderkind image macro series was inspired by the Spider-Man animated television series that ran from 1967 to 1970.
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