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PatrickJoseph (Patrick Giroux) says…
Yeah, test yourself for how long you can watch that over-worked mess.
Joel (Joel Mathis) says…
Also: This has been viewed 2.3 million times. Which means I'm perpetuating something awful here...
emawkc (anonymous) says…
Is that a dude or a chick?
It reminds me of the feakouts by the overly-indulged in the late '90s when Kurt Cobain offed himself.
james (James Bennett) says…
I made it about three seconds in.
OnShakedown (Chris Tackett) says…
here's a story about this guy. hadn't heard about him till someone sent that video (which i didn't need to watch again here)
http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Co...
DOTDOT (anonymous) says…
Dude has a point.
Me? I think MTV should fire itself.
Weezy_Jefferson (anonymous) says…
I hate to pee on your parade, but the whole thing is fake. Even I can fake cry better than that.
ladylaw (Terry Bush) says…
He's just a young man who wants his 15 minutes of fame (or more). And he'll probably get it. With "instant" communication capabilities, more and more Wanna-Be-Famous folks are finding ever new and better ways to tap into the minds and lives of others. We either watch or we do. It makes me wonder about the increasing voyeurism in society; we know a lot more about a lot more things, instantly (and incompletely). And no one seems content simply living a normal contented life. Our happiness, success, etc. is measured by comparison to others. That's probably always been the case (competition seems to be hard-wired into humans), but with the internet, our best and worst traits seem to get magnified and over-indulged. I must be getting old. Sigh.
alm77 (anonymous) says…
Joel, disturbing? You think so? I'm with Weezy, its not convincing.
Great article, Chris. Sounds like he's a marketing genius.
lazz (anonymous) says…
This was so awesome ...
so, whaddya think? he'll have his own TV series by, say, February?
Shelby (anonymous) says…
i'm not usually violent, but i wouldn't mind punching him/her in the face a couple times.