Widely considered one of the greatest YTPMVs of all time, Big Beat Mario has been stuck in our collective heads for a full ten years now. Sort of insane how time flies, huh? In honor of its anniversary, I’ve sat down with its creator, Triple_sSs (henceforth referred to as “Triple”), to briefly discuss the now-classic […]
MORE ...“Big Beat Mario” is one of the greatest YTPMVs of all time. It was a prime example of where YTPMV was in December 2009, acting as a precise bridge between the still-dominant classic style and the then-burgeoning pitch-shifting style that would soon take over that side of the medium. It took the best of both […]
MORE ...As one of the very few Final Cut Pro users in all of YouTube Poop, GreatBritishTurd was placed in the unique position to radically expand the visual editing possibilities of the medium, something which he did to great effect between the years 2007-2010. His most jaw-dropping work in this regard, usually with both Final Cut […]
MORE ...To watch “The Kings Epic Adventure Part 1” and “Part 2” is to marvel in absolute gobsmacked amazement that these videos were made in Windows Movie Maker, given that they look absolutely nothing like what usually comes out of the software. This only served as a foreshadowing to the monster YTPer that Geibuchan would become […]
MORE ...AbsoluteBillion was one of the smartest YTPers to become among the more popular names, able to win hundreds of thousands of views for his videos without necessarily having to always resort to the cheaper side of gags and humor. Part of this can be accredited to him being among the early Blues Clues YTPers, a […]
MORE ...“Damn it, how does Wikiwow do it?!” was featured in the description for Boogidyboo’s last ever video, which should give one some idea as to how highly Wikiwow was regarded as a YTPer in 2007-2011. One of the premier Robotnik YTPers of that age, his videos were of a quality for him to have considerably […]
MORE ...One of the early kings of sentence-mixing, NickShorts is the man to thank for the existence of Dr. Rabbit within the lexicon of YouTube Poop. With “Dr Rabbit’s disturbing advice”, he kicked off one of the more notable source-based subgenres of YTP later to made more popular through the videos of individuals such as Whelt […]
MORE ...MrTennek may have very well made some of the loudest, ear splitting videos ever to have graced the surface of YouTube. With early staple sources such as CDi, Ren and Stimpy, AosTH, gameplay footage and audio and video recordings of himself, his early classics include “Doctor Robotnik’s Breakfast Fiasco”, “RETISAXASPAXAGHOTTI”, “Brand New Hotel Mario Footage!!! […]
MORE ...You thought that Animation Magic didn’t make anything besides the (in)famous Zelda CD-i, Mutant Rmpage, and I.M. Meen games? Well, you’re in for a treat. Animation Magic developed a game called Pyramid Adventures, released in 1996 in very short quantities as part of an educational system (the game is about eating healthy and the food […]
MORE ...Spell “mama luigi” backwards, and you get who is perhaps the absolute master of classic YTPMV. “Tomorrow I’ll”, “Robotnik’s Tea Party” and “Planet Freedom” are the closest thing that YouTube Poop ever had to hit singles. They became incredibly well known when they first dropped onto the landscape in 2007-2008, “Tomorow I’ll” in particular going […]
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