What are viral videos?
The man demonstrates the development of modern dance, two rap lazy on his Sunday afternoon activities and resistly adolescents with false Jedi sword: this is the world of viral videos. Viral videos are best described as short video clips with unusually shocking or funny topics that are often shared on social networks, video sharing and personal web. Viral videos get their name because of the seemingly viral way they explode over the Internet landscape. What can start as a private family video in Idaho could easily be listed on the Japanese website in literal hours or days. Filmed shots of unusual or funny news events could be displayed at the end of the local news show and sometimes the same shots would be again and re -displayed on other stations that receive the same feeding. Because there was no feasible method of short video tape that would repeat these stories, there was little chance that the clips would become "viral videos" in this sense.
With the advent of the Internet and the ability to record, edit and publish videos from home computer came the rise of viral videos. Short video clips could now be sent via e -mail attachments or even published on the website. Many future film producers and actors took on themselves to create original content designed to become viral videos. Even the established programs of the comedy Sketch, such as Saturday Night Live, jumped on the booted car of viral videos and created several classic viral videos like "lasa sunday", "Laser Cats" and "Shredders", false salad advertising.
Video sharing websites like YouTube have become known for their hosting and presenting viral videos. Many of the highest videos on YouTube lamps viral videos, including the performance of the "Evolution of Modern Dance" and the original experiment "Mentos and Diet Coto ". Some viral videos have a very short but unforgettable durability, while others are still popular for years. It can be difficult to find out whether a particular video will become a viral or not, but there is no lack of amateur and professional videoographers willing to use the chance.