Do you know YouTube? Youtube is a video sharing website.
There are so many videos on YouTube. Some people got famous by uploading their
videos there, such as Justin Bieber, Greyson Chance, and Carly Rae Jepsen.
When I visit youtube, the first video category that I click
was comedy channel. You can find so many funny videos there. Here are the top
three youtube channel that I always visit:
PewDiePie
“Ha-ha how’s it going, bros? My name is Peeeeewdiepie,” is
the opening of every videos of PewDiePie, a Swedish video-gamer. His real name
is actually Felix Kjellberg. PewDiePie is the most subscribed channel on
Youtube. I also subscribed him too. He uploaded his gaming experience,
including his commentary and funny (or silly) reactions to the games. He
usually plays two kinds of games; they are horror, and action video games, such
as Amnesia, Slender man, and many more. He also played the Indonesian horror
game, Dread Out, which is so creepy. You can find funny scenes where he tried
to pronounce Indonesian. PewDiePie named his fans as the “Bro Army” (or “Bro”)
and his haters as the “Barrels”. You can see in every time he met barrels
(usually in Amnesia) he shout “BARRELSSS!!!” and throw them away. I am a Bro
and have become the part of Bro Army. If you watch his videos, you’ll know that
he always does the “Brofist” to the entire of his videos. You could visit his
channel here. Don’t forget to subscribe to become a bro! Meheeeew *Brofist*
Nigahiga
Nigahiga is a Youtube channel made by a Japanese, Ryan Higa.
He uploaded some videos with his friend, Sean Fujiyoshi. I like their how to’s
videos, fake movie trailers, and many more. He always put this famous tagline
in the end of his videos: TEEHEE. Well, I don’t know what does “Teehee” mean,
but it sounds funny. I remember the first nigahiga’s video I watched was “How
to be gangster”. Although the video’s quality isn’t good, but the video is
still funny. Visit his channel here to find out more! Teehee
SMOSH
SMOSH is a duo comedian consists of Anthony Padilla and Ian
Hecox. The first video they made was in 2005. They were lip-syncing a Japanese
popular anime opening song, Pokemon, which is later was deleted from Youtube
because of copyright. And by that, they made a revenge song to critic the
copyright claimer.
