"Swagga"

Omigoodness... This makes white people look so bad. Kyra Phillips is so embarrassing, I watched this and cringed, but I feel like it really needs to be shared as a warning haha. DON'T DO THIS IN PUBLIC. Also I think it's quite sad that CNN did a report on Obama's "swagga". Richard Nixon and Teddy Roosevelt never got such menial reports about the way they walk. Hmmm I just find it interesting. Anyways here it is:

Flash Mob!

After seeing this video, I want to do a Flash Mob SO bad. If you are not familiar with what a Flash Mob is, it is a group of people that show up somewhere and dance in a public place, like Target, Park, or Zoo. That is a horrible explanation of it, but some Googling can show ya'll some better examples if you are interested.
This video was done by a bunch of famous YouTubers, usually I want to showcase lesser known videos, but I think this is so amazing, I want to show it to everyone. ShayCarl led this Flash Mob in Vegas, it is definitely worth watching, and if anyone wants to do a Flash Mob with me, definitely email me, I'm interested! : )

In time for Christmas...

These are the LACE Grannies... LACE stands for Ladies Auxiliary for Cultural Enrichment... If you couldn't tell these four elderly "women" are actually young 20 something men. They have a couple other videos too that are pretty funny if you want to follow the video to their channel. Also in the sidebar of this video they have the lyrics for their rendition of this Christmas Carol, it's really clever.

I hope you enjoy : )

Welcome to YouTastic Features!

Everyone comments on my sad addiction to YouTube. I am on it all the time, and I even am subscribed to a PodCast called, "The Best of YouTube". I find fun stuff all the time that I would love to share with people, but I feel posting all of them on Facebook or emailing every video I find funny or interesting would get excessive. Therefore I have created this as a way to display everything that I find, for people who actually want to see it.

My first video that I have only shared with one other person is a short film called, "Validation". It's 16 minutes long, I know, but it's soo worth the time it takes to watch it. I enjoyed this so much, and immediately wanted to text a bunch of people about it the first time I saw it.