I can't think of any lost YouTube videos off the top of my head, however, if you are a youtuber, keep a copy of your videos on your computer. Just in case it gets taken down.
I can't think of any lost YouTube videos off the top of my head, however, if you are a youtuber, keep a copy of your videos on your computer. Just in case it gets taken down.
I always keep my finished and unfinished on a usb drive
I can't think of any lost YouTube videos off the top of my head, however, if you are a youtuber, keep a copy of your videos on your computer. Just in case it gets taken down.
I always keep my finished and unfinished on a usb drive
Nice, I have a special file for my old videos on my computer (though I really should but it on a usb)
Remember the YTPMV "Robotnik's Two Great Things" that I mentioned a few pages ago. Turns out someone has reuploaded the music video and was made by Britishj Productions. Turns out the original uploader that made this video got his account hacked.
Post by forlornjackalope on Jan 15, 2020 22:40:38 GMT
Does anyone know if there's an archived backlog of Brooker's material? I know she deleted her account some odd years ago after getting some tremendous backlash, and I've only come across bits and pieces that were mirrored. I can't remember offhand how many videos she had though, even though I was a sub of hers back in the day.
Can you post the links of the videos from your favorites?
Okay, keep in mind I've been on youtube with the same account for about 12 years and there's almost 3,000 favorites in there. I've tried searching through it myself and while there's some old Blue's Clues ytps that are definitely in there, those ones weren't it. But you can go ahead and take a glance and see if you find it, if you'd like lol: www.youtube.com/playlist?list=FLzIKYDcldEiP6SL15W4eoag
Also yes I have some embarrassing favorites in there don't judge me hahaha
Is it possible you're talking about the DUD dubs? They were like a small group of young guys who dubbed shows like Yugioh and Pokemon off the top of their heads. I wouldn't be surprised if they also did Blues Clues since they dubbed other stuff like old commercials and such. They had a small following in 2006 and then disappeared entirely. I think DUD stood for "do it urself dubbing" but I am not sure.
Armake21's old videogame reviews are a good example. Many were recovered but many were not. I also recall hellsing920 and a bunch of other angry reviewers' stuff back when that was a whole thing. I just googled the usernames I remembered and I can't find any of their old stuff. Its always frustrating as well, when I look through my favorite videos playlist on Youtube and there's a lot more deleted videos than you would think each time. That shit is far from permanent, in fact I'd say media nowadays is even more vulnerable than ever due to a) storing things on servers you don't own or control and b) the false sense of security that "everything's online" when that's often far from true. Many people don't seem to realize or care how hard it can be to find things that ought to be simple, like TV shows from just 10 years ago (when the internet was already all encompassing) let alone older films.
While it's both interesting and disheartening to see recently created media go by the wayside though, I really don't think we ought to be wasting time and energy making articles and tracking down videos of some fat guy playing Nintendo. Best spend resources tracking down things that are actually relevant to culture and that people want to see.
It's so nice to see Armake21 get mentioned, I was a big fan when I was 13. I remember I found his Gilligan's Island review again awhile back and laughed really hard. I always wondered why he got off YouTube, shame his stuff is mostly lost too.
I already posted the following on a seperate thread, but I decided to post it here.
In mid-2008 (long before I had my own YouTube account), I remember seeing on YouTube a trailer reel for a fake film called Cartoon World. It's no longer on YouTube from what I've been able to find, and I only remember a few bits and pieces:
- A trailer for a fake sequel to said film: Cartoon World Goes Hollywood. All I remember is that it started with sped-up/shortened versions of the logos for Walt Disney Pictures (2006), Warner Bros. Pictures (1999), Screen Gems (1999), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (2002, has thea while the others don't here), and Lorimar (1978), and ended with the complete 2002 Paramount logo with "DISTRIBUTED BY" typing itself in like you would see on Windows Movie Maker (that's what this trailer reel appears to be made in). A possibly techno pop song with a female singer played throughout (and no, I don't remember any of the lyrics). - A trailer for Surf's Up - The video ended with the complete versions of the first four logos mentioned here, then after a few clips of cartoons or something (I don't remember what was there), the title card appeared. The techno pop song from the Goes Hollywood trailer played here, albeit the lyrics (or at least the inflection) of the singer was different (possibly a different section of the song).
All of the logos and trailers were filmed with a camcorder, and the Cartoon World logo looked something like this.
I searched the title of the fake sequel to see if I can find anything about it or the original Cartoon Worldand found a bloglink from 2007. It has the information for the beginning of the Goes Hollywood video, but unfortunately the person with the video has closed his/her account.
All I really remember about that song is how it starts (again, don't remember the lyrics). I could make a MIDI of it because I don't have any of the song itself, and I don't know the name of it (it didn't say).
How about Saberspark's lost videos? I know the Strawinsky and the Mysterious House review was re-uploaded, but there are 2 more videos that, to my knowledge, have NEVER been re-uploaded.
Top 10 BEST Cartoon intros (The 2016 one, not the 2018 version)
Top 10 TRAGIC Deaths in Animation
Both of those videos got blocked, so you can't watch those videos on YouTube anymore.
Post by surrealkangaroo on Mar 11, 2020 0:52:20 GMT
There was a video called Snow White Abridged (or something to that effect) that was uploaded by someone with the user name ThemOddlings. It’s been blocked for copyright, but I was wondering if anybody knows if it exists anywhere. I found it hilarious back in the day and I was trying to find it again.
Steven Suptic pretty much purged his whole YouTube channel back in 2018 before moving on to Sugar Pine 7. His old content was a lot of “try not to cringe” type of reaction videos. Some of them have been reuploaded. It’s been awhile since I’ve watched him so my estimate could be off, but I would have to say he had about 50+ videos on his channel that were deleted and haven’t been archived.