My children and I watch the YouTube how-to video, try the dance on our own and with our Small Paul dolls, and discuss things YouTube including My Spoon is Too Big, talent, ratings, and juvenile humor.
My children and I watch the YouTube how-to video, try the dance on our own and with our Small Paul dolls, and discuss things YouTube including My Spoon is Too Big, talent, ratings, and juvenile humor.
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lol lol lol i can't believe i just witnessed that lol that just made my night. i ain't hating though. two thumbs up for attempting to crank that soulja boy. keep practicing boo
What makes this a home video is that the kids know they're on camera, but they are aware it's a home video camera. If these kids were put before a camera at NBC studios they would understand that these cameras were capturing them for a wide audience. Even though this video is for YouTube, the casualness of the home video allows them to be conscious of the camera while not simultaneously self-conscious.
I am merely commenting on how we seem to question our media no matter how real. I know this video is real but if something was scripted, it could be your daughter's answer. If i were your daughter's age and you asked me what college kids are studying on youtube, i probably say cute kittens & car crashes. I dont think i could come up with her intellectual answer and i wasnt expecting it given the silliness of this video. Perhaps im just dumb. Your kids are going to be serious scholars :-)
I am merely commenting on how we seem to question our media no matter how real. I know this video is real but if something was scripted, it could be your daughter's answer. If i were your daughter's age and you asked me what college kids are studying on youtube, i probably say cute kittens & car crashes. I dont think i could come up with her intellectual answer and i wasnt expecting it given the silliness of this video. Perhaps im just dumb. Your kids are going to be serious scholars :-)
This is a great example of a classic home movie. The content is real life not manufactured media. It is centered around an everyday occurrence, a family trying to learn a silly dance together. It carries a very personal feeling as well. I'm surprised to see that it has over 3000 views. I guess Soulja Boy = views on Youtube.
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