My Daily YouTube Ritual

Along with spending all day on my tumblr (I know, I am a total tumblr pimp) I also spend a lot of time listening to songs and watching videos on YouTube.

I have certain ones that I watch every day. Most times more than once a day. I am making a Top 10 List of the ones I watch/love the most. (Starting with 10- the least- and making my way to 1- the most.)

10. Driftless Pony Club - Pluto vs. Neptune (Live)
Genre: Music

Freaturing The Wheezy Waiter, who I love, on vocals and guitar. (The one with the sweet beard to the right.)

9. Sandboxes - Danielle Ate The Sandwich
Genre: Music

She is such an inspirtation, and this song is great. I love it when she plays guitar.

8. Awesometown - Chip
Genre: Comedy

This is hilarious. I love these boys.

7. Next To Normal - Superboy and The Invisible Girl
Genre: Music

I am so obsessed with this musical.

6. Who's Gonna Save My Soul - Gnarls Barkley
Genre: Music

The genre is music, but, I also have this for watching value because of a Mr. Taccone!

5. Coconut Records - Microphone
Genre: Music & Cuteness

Jason Schwartzman and an amazing song. Cuteness and music.

4. Ka-Blamo! - The Lonely Island
Genre: Comedy & Music

Did I mention that these dudes rock my world? You're water is watery...That's ka-blamo!

3. Next To Normal - You Don't Know
Genre: Music


2. News Getters - Starring Akiva
Genre: Hilariousness & Silly

Akiva is my faaaaaaavorite. And now I'm sure you can see why.

1. Awesometown - 21 Questions
Genre: Comedy

Otherwise know as: I couldn't pick a number 1 so I just stuck this in there 'cause I love it so much.

Congratulations: You just got a breif glimpse into the non-existent life of a fourteen year old girl who loves The Lonely Island and Broadway!

YouTube

I am fascinated by YouTube.

Think about it. To quote my darling mother: it's like a science fiction film.

A community of people from all different continents, mingling and talking about their day-to-day life, what they ate for breakfast, what they want to do with their lives, posting themselves singing or playing guitar or showcasing other skills.

If you're not immersed completely into YouTube, you might not get the feeling I get when I log on, but, the principle still applies.

I subscribe to a lot of different people on YouTube. It's amazing what a variety of people you can find. You can start on a squirrel on water skis and end up navigating your way into a video of a 28-year-old man celebrating with slap bracelets. From there, there are songwriters and pop culturists and gamers and politicians.

Oh, Wheezy Waiter (http://www.wheezywaiter.com/). You and your slap bracelets.