This is the EXACT reason why we never had good things

100% accurate

Do console players just accept it?

Maya, 10 years, better year handling ballons

I fear newer shows & movies will all just gonna be Ai-slop

Purrrfect girl

A simple 18-second clip that sparked a digital era.

YouTube’s first-ever video, Me at the zoo, is now showcased at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London as a landmark of internet history. The video was uploaded on April 23, 2005, by YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim, featuring him casually standing in front of elephants at the San Diego Zoo.

What seemed like an ordinary moment became a turning point for online culture. Nearly two decades later, the clip has gathered hundreds of millions of views, standing as a nostalgic symbol of how one short upload helped transform the world of digital video.

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She’s adorable but there’s nothing going on between those ears