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Attention all parents of small toddlers

"If this goes badly I'm going to post it on my youtube job interview bloopers channel."

"I call it 'rage loaf'."

'All right! Who put my dozing-off during our last meeting on youtube?'

"Where have you been? This content's not going to create itself."

'Sure I'm late. . . I not only have to get ready for school. . . now I have to get ready in case some idiot takes my picture for YouTube.'

'I didn't think of it as someone else writing my term paper, I thought of it more as a guest blogger situation.'

"We're not really fighting, mom. We just need a little drama for our YouTube channel. Subscribers equal money."

'Those enormous worldwide internet communities.'

Witches of Instagram

Creativity 2.0

"Influence this."

"This is off our first TikTok."

A father films his family while imagining himself as a director

"Can you take a video of me attacking the garbage so I can post it on Instagram?"

"I have a job! I'm an 'I reporter!'"

Michael Jackson: The thriller of entertainment.

"These feelings of yours aren't unusual - in fact, several of them have Web sites."

"The Curse of the robot followers: At first, Rob was thrilled with the all the attention and followers."

The power of the blog.

"Ever wonder where all those cat videos come from?"

"Look, previous, your video got 954 likes this morning!"

"I love it when you quote my blog back to me."

"Would you care to see a YouTube of your chicken when it was free ranging?"

"Have you considered vlogging?"

Griller highlights never gets old

Content Creator

Trillion dollar Dream Merchants - on a screen near you.

"Congratulations. Your ad isn't selling out product, but it's a YouTube sensation."

'Miss Roberts, turn off the video camera!'

"Yeah, but this is a cat on a skateboard being arrested by a cop with a tattoo of the Confederate flag!"

I started my own Youtube channel. What's it about? Well, there are already too many stupid-stunt-and-prank channels, and too many holier-than-thou-independent-news-analysis channels. But get this: There were absolutely zero holier-than-thou-stupid-stunt-and-prank-analysis channels. Probably a reason for that. My first hard-hitting post reveals how the inauthenticity of the "Mario Kart" prank is driving away Millennials.

"This hilarious prank of yours is gonna go viral. This is a prank isn't it, Phil?"

"One day you'll thank me for embarrassing you in front of the entire Internet."

"No, I'm not doing my homework, but I am watching a YouTube video of someone doing theirs."