Every now and then a video crops up in Youtube that makes it quite big even if the person who uploaded it did not have any plans of making a hit out of it. When Kevin Heinz and Jill Peterson got married at the Christ Lutheran Church in St. Paul, they wanted it to be quite different, slightly off the beaten track. So Jill decided to have her bride's maids and groom's men and herself dance down the aisle instead of just walk on it. The guests were of course impressed and they urged Kevin to upload the video of the dance down the aisle to Youtube. Of course Kevin uploaded it and before he knew it the video got more than a million views.
Here is the Jill and Kevin Heinz Youtube video:
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When the video of an Iranian girl who was shot and killed during a protest in Iran hit the web last Saturday, many people from all over the world showed concern over what is happening in Iran. The Iranian people are also hoping that the world will see and that their struggle for change and freedom would be heard all over the world. The Neda Agha Sultan Video in Youtube has become the voice of the Iranian people. If you haven't seen the video yet (where were you?), check it out here. Warning, the video is very graphic, so if you are not quite strong for such videos, I am advicing you to refrain from seeing it.
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Conan O' Brien has a joke (but joke is not necessarily funny) which is about Youtube, Twitter, and Facebook. He predicts that in the year 3000 the three will merge and become YouTwitFace. Funny har har :P
They have 22 videos in Youtube and they have already around 7 million hits. Two thumbs up to these two cool dudes.




