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[_] Somebody Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)09:29 No.2467253
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)09:49 No.2467263
The whole Hey Paul meme has a clear, crisp humor, and a sheen of consummate professionalism that
really gives the edits a big boost. It's been compared to Hitler Reacts, but I think Hey has a
far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. I think the undisputed masterpiece of the form is
"Allstar", a song so catchy, most people probably close the tab as soon as it starts. But they
shouldn't, because it's not just about the banality of memes, and the importance of audio
editing, it's also a deeper statement about juxtaposition.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)09:52 No.2467265
>>2467263
>a song so catchy, most people probably close the tab as soon as it starts
heh
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)09:56 No.2467269
>not Takeo Ischi
3/10
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)10:33 No.2467300
Is this the guy that did Data?
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)10:40 No.2467308
>>2467300
No, he's the one who played Katherine Pulaski.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)10:42 No.2467309
>>2467300
>dubs
nice
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)10:44 No.2467310
>>2467309
>>2467310
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)11:25 No.2467350
what anime is this?
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)11:30 No.2467354
>>2467350
Darude's Sandstorm.
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)11:50 No.2467387
>>2467350
Boku no Batman
>> [_] Anonymous 07/28/14(Mon)12:33 No.2467431
>>2467300
I always think that too, he just talks using similar inflections for this scene. Data was played
by Brent Spiner.
