YouTube Stars!

This is a recurring feature of YouTubeStars. I discuss some videos that were just added to YouTube, or ones that I've just discovered. So here's the Movies of the day, part 3.

Lesson for the Recorder
Here's a video from a brand new YouTube member, sweetsoph. Sophie, her real name, is a 17-year-old Canadian young lady who just joined YouTube 2 days ago and has already made 4 great movies. I picked her Recorder Lesson video to feature here because it's a unique concept and the film is quite funny in parts. I think it's good to have the ability to play a musical instrument, and the recorder is an easy one to learn. So grab your Recorder and play along! Also, check out Sophie's introduction video and two cute lipsynch vids (here and here).


If you can't see the video above, watch it at YouTube.

My Parents Suck...
This video, by LonelyGirl15, real name Bree, age 16, has only been up for a day and it's already had over 90 thousand views and over 1300 comments! This video and it's comments are interesting to anyone who is interested in Psychology, Sociology and human nature. Bree is a pretty teenaged girl who is sad because her parents prevented her from going on a hike with a male friend by saying that they would be disappointed in her if she did. Commenters have either supported her position or her parent's position or dismissed her as an emo kid. Some comments are vulgar, slanderous and excessive. Have a look and see what YOU think! Also, be sure to watch her first videoblog where she tells us a little about herself and makes adorable silly faces!


If you can't see the video above, watch it at YouTube.

Tofu Rabbit
Here's a cool stop-motion video from CrazyAsianFood, a young man from Miami. He took over a thousand digital pictures and edited them into this entertaining video. Watch and enjoy!


If you can't see the video above, watch it at YouTube.

SpongeBob SquarePants Theme
Here is a video for the youngsters, or for those who are young at heart. This funny spoof is from Flinch (INk Productions), a young and upcoming filmmaker. Watch this one with the whole family!


If you can't see the video above, watch it at YouTube.

posted by KennyCrane at 7/05/2006 06:02:00 PM