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06 / ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT / PROSPECTIVE
WHO’S WHO ON You Tube
ADRIANNA CHANDLER / ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Suggestions
CutiePieMarzia On YouTube, there are many types of DIY tutorial channels, making it hard to find the truly good ones. Marizia Bisognin is an Italian fashion expert, who does DIY’s for baking, clothes, hair and crafts. The best way to describe her is beyond cute, and ador- ably awesome; Marzia will occasionally post videos of her and her boyfriend, Felix Kejilberg, doing odd challenges like Swedish vs. Italian, or a tea tasting challenge. There is much to learn from her videos and they are good fun to watch.
MentalFloss
John Green can be best known as the author of “The Fault in our Stars,” and for his Crash Course series on YouTube. But he also is the host for a channel called Mental Floss. Each episode is a list of different oddities like the most mispronounced words, and 35 facts about Mr. Rogers. His brother, Hank Green, does a series on the channel; a trivia pop quiz about different topics like cereal. The Mental Floss episodes are fascinating, and it is still a relatively new channel; definitely something to check out in the spare time.
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All of the Vsauce channels are worth hours of anyone’s time. The main focus of Vsauce is to inform people of the oddest things, from the world’s smallest poem to suspended sculptures growing grass. Vsauce 1 is a channel that consists of medium-length videos about odd occurrences in life, from why things are creepy to if something can truly be deleted from a computer. Vsauce 2 centers on weird tidbits, with series like Mind Blow, which talks about different mind-blowing events throughout the modern world. Vsauce 3 is more about nerdy overanalyzing, like how Sonic the Hedgehog’s speed would affect his body or what if Superman punched you. The videos are quick, interesting and addic- tive; perfect for anyone who likes learning cool and random things.
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Pendleton Ward is best known for his Cartoon Network series “Adventure Time,” which is a well-received show by many people. He also is an animator for the relatively new Cartoon Hangover channel on YouTube. Wards show “Bravest Warriors” is one of the best-animated shows on YouTube, and one of the best shows in general. The channel also supports other projects, like “Bee + Puppycat,” which can be described as a cool adventure time- styled American anime. There are some inappropriate shows, but the aforementioned ones are rated TV-14, and absolutely worth anyone’s time.
HotPepperGaming This channel is exactly as it sounds; HotPepperGaming is a series where different YouTube celebrities review games, while eating a pepper. And not just any pepper, most times it’s a habanera pepper. Suffice it to say that this makes for some entertaining content. Most times it starts with the reviewer doing well, but by the middle part of the video they are breaking down in pain trying to finish so they can get some milk or bread to quench the spiciness. So far Youtubers like Egoraptor and NegetiveNeil have guest hosted, and it seems that there will be many more in the future, making a great channel to check out.
@CuteEmergency
@TheEllenShow
Everyone has heard of the hilarious Ellen DeGeneres. Along with her comedic talk show, she is active with social media. Her quick and witty tweets are always a highlight on timelines. With links to her Instagram and Vine, Ellen has new fun for her followers to enjoy.
Cute animals are sure to put a smile on everyone’s face and who doesn’t love puppies? Cute Emergency has over 619K followers, and is interactive by letting followers submit photos to be posted. Their captions are witty, but they do not even compare to the pictures that go with them. From sloths to kittens, Cute Emergency has the animal fix you need.
@ShakespeareSong Play on words and popular songs merge in the hysterical tweets of Shakespeare Lyrics. They rewrite today’s popular songs with Shakespearean slang. Decoding the messages of the tweets is fun and sometimes challenging, but always cause for a laugh in the end.
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2000 (Salt Bowl I) [44-17]
2003 (tie) [34-34]
FOR THE RECORD
A look at the numbers that fuel the rivalry
786 544
TOTAL POINTS (1974-2012)
13STRAIGHT
2006 (moved to War Memorial) [20-7]
(19861998)
SALT/BOWL
2012 [55-21]
HISTORY
1974 [28-0]
Swing away. Senior Peyton Weaver aims for the hole during practice at Hurricane Golf and Country Club. / Baylie McLaren photo