Short documentary about the LOL Art Show hosted by I Can Has Cheezburger and curator Marianne Goldin at Coffee Bar in San Francisco on Friday, October 25, 2008. The show was inspired by the lolcat ...
Short documentary about the LOL Art Show hosted by I Can Has Cheezburger and curator Marianne Goldin at Coffee Bar in San Francisco on Friday, October 25, 2008. The show was inspired by the lolcat internet meme, and pieces exhibited at the LOL Art Show were part of a silent auction held during the show to benefit Partners in Reading and their work with adult literacy.
Speshul fanx goes to icanhascheezburger dot com for featuring my short dokumentarie on their site.
Video: Sean Chapin
UPDATE - On 11/11/08, the video appeared to have been the target of a "rage attack" (don't know how else to call it), as the video had about 50 ratings at an average of 4.5/5 stars before today and at the end of the day had about 90 ratings at an average of 3.5/5 stars, not to mention a barrage of hateful comments against the video, some of them so profane and vulgar that they sounded borderline evil and were swiftly deleted to uphold the decency of this web page. The perpetrators of the extremely hateful comments have further been blocked from this video for posterity.
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I don't care what anyone says. LOLcats are hilarious, end of story. There's no need to argue over it. Either you find the humour of them amausing, or you don't. And get over it. Either way, it's good that this art show raised money for adult literacy. :)
Rich? O rly? I'll take unfunny, I'll even take snob, as those are both matters of perception, but you have no foundation to assume that because they're showing art in a gallery show they're rich. Also, lolcats are hilarious and lolart make perfect sense to me. In short, criticism, yr doing ir rong :P
/b/ rage. Considering this whole fad spawned from 4chan and SomethingAwful and has been driven into the fuggin ground by rip-off sites and the retarded people seen in the video, it causes rage in those who see their fad raped and left wet on the floor.
It sounds very much like a /b/ thing from 4chan. They often link vids they find frustrating and challenge eachother not to rage while watching it. I can kinda understand, as the people in the vid are annoying as hell, but the event looked like fun.
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Oh, lolcats. There is no defense against you.
There's no need to argue over it. Either you find the humour of them amausing, or you don't. And get over it.
Either way, it's good that this art show raised money for adult literacy. :)
Links on /b/ that are viewed on the site for only a few minutes can bring in dozens of views here.