Loudness Equals Power - Onion Talks - Ep. 2

Every day we interact with thousands of incredibly loud people, but Barry Buchwalter doesn't think we should limit ourselves to current volumes. With his innovative new device, anyone can be as loud as anyone, and then they can be even louder.

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• Category

  Comedy

[Mrbillsfan11]

Oh my God, these Onion Talks videos are so great. Brilliant satire of usually substance-less TED-Talks and other keynotes speaker-type videos. I love you, The Onion.

[Carl Corneil]

Anyone else reminded of Bill O'Reilly?

[cubsfan4life33]

I learn more from Onion Talks than Ted Talks.

[Richard Coskey]

the feedback is really what makes this funny to me...

[InsertName125]

Do you know if Jon Stewart is on Comedy Central? You sound unsure. Maybe Jon Stewart isn't a good example of being loud to compensate for a lack of substance. Bill O'Reilly is a great example.

[Foremek]

I love the subtle feedback looping.

[andrewfyip]

lmaoooo

[Ian Anderson]

But I like Ted talks.

[2809gin]

SO INSPIRING

[Chris Violet]

this is actually a pretty awesome thing.

[A Carter]

its true people with money are the only ones heard

[rech6CU3]

Try Jon Stewart. Or whatever garbage comedy central is churning out these days.