How are you Internet Famous?
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My YouTube account, which is now pretty much entirely flight-sim videos, has over 1500 subscribers and 13.3 million upload views.
I also brought Charlie Brooker to a lot more people by uploading a section of Newswipe that put my channel into #1 most viewed in Britain for a week last year!
It all means nothing though. My last load of sim-videos have pulled in less than 1000 views each.....although I do have a hardcore few following me, and have made quite a few friends.
I also brought Charlie Brooker to a lot more people by uploading a section of Newswipe that put my channel into #1 most viewed in Britain for a week last year!
It all means nothing though. My last load of sim-videos have pulled in less than 1000 views each.....although I do have a hardcore few following me, and have made quite a few friends.
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A video I made, "Pikachu Dies", has almost 500000 views on YouTube, that's my only real claim to any notability though my writings, other YouTube videos and joke religion website have all had a small number of views.
Edit: Just remembered that a pokemon sprite video I made half the sprites for has around 136000 views, not in the same league as my other done well video but it's alright.
Edit: Just remembered that a pokemon sprite video I made half the sprites for has around 136000 views, not in the same league as my other done well video but it's alright.
I entered the E3 Bioware Q&A youtube thing and got my question answered. The best part was the confused look on Casey Hudson's face and the interviewer saying "He has two copies of the game and a sailor hat!"
My badly edited youtube video for Kindred: The Embraced seems to be freakishly popular for how rubbish it is.
I host a weekly radio show about movies and video games online.
Aaaaand thats all I can think of...
My badly edited youtube video for Kindred: The Embraced seems to be freakishly popular for how rubbish it is.
I host a weekly radio show about movies and video games online.
Aaaaand thats all I can think of...
I have almost 450 subscribers on YouTube and have become well known among the group of people who make those kinds of videos.
I'm being vague because I'm keeping the two identities (here and there) separate.
And no, it's not porn, you pervs!
So, since you helped me get into the game and I recognize you because of that, I guess that means you DO have some fame.
I'm being vague because I'm keeping the two identities (here and there) separate.
And no, it's not porn, you pervs!
I recognize you from my thread "Forgive me old Fallout fans BUT ...", as you helped me understand what was needed to enjoy Fallout 1 (patience) and I've really been having fun. Most recently, in the quest where you tell the leader of Adytum what really happened to his son, *MINOR SPOILER*, I had a hard time fighting the regulators because they would use their two or three stimpacks to heal up. So, what I did was load a previous game and then went around and stole all of their stimpacks and any loose ammo they had! XD Before long I had over 30 stimpacks and enough ammo to fight a small country.Drexlor said:
So, since you helped me get into the game and I recognize you because of that, I guess that means you DO have some fame.
There is absolutely nothing that makes me internet famous in any way whatsoever. And I'll melt your face with my Heat Ray if you disagree.
And what is "real world" fame?CM156 said:
Didn't, for example, Jessica Black made herself famous through the internet? The whole world knows her. How is that not "real" fame? In fact, most celebrities get their fame through the internet these days (either that or they go into the movie business).
I guess that by "real world" fame, you mean fame in media other than the internet. If so, why do you consider that fame to be above internet fame? If not, then again, what is "real world" fame?
You mean the reality show?
Ermm, pfftt...nothing
My sister has a pretty big Harry Potter fandom following on Tumblr, but...yeah, I've got nothing.
Yet.
My sister has a pretty big Harry Potter fandom following on Tumblr, but...yeah, I've got nothing.
Yet.
My Youtube video, "Hitler finds out who River Song is" has nearly 60,000 views and was posted in June. I also have other funny videos. My username is Crapturret94.
That's Crapturret94.
That's Crapturret94.
My Avatar is kind of famous on this site. I have a youtube video with over 31,000 views and in a few weeks I will be a voice in an abridged series.
but I have a friend who is meme-worthy.
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I think I should start posting this more.
but I have a friend who is meme-worthy.
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I think I should start posting this more.
Nothing I can think of. Unless you count being the most well-known person (with the highest post count) on a forum dedicated to a card game.
But in all seriousness you won't find much evidence of my existence on the net unless you look really hard for it.
But in all seriousness you won't find much evidence of my existence on the net unless you look really hard for it.