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Angry Video Game Nerd
Angry Video Game Nerd
The AVGN title card as of August 22, 2007.
GenreComedy
Created byJames D. Rolfe
Developed byCinemassacre Productions
Directed byJames D. Rolfe
StarringJames D. Rolfe
Mike Matei
Kyle Justin
Theme music composerJames Rolfe & Kyle Justin
Opening theme"Angry Video Game Nerd Theme"
ComposerJames Rolfe & Kyle Justin
Country of origin United States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes45
Production
Running timeVaries, usually 5-22 min per episode
Original release
NetworkYouTube
ScrewAttack
GameTrailers
ReleaseApril 8, 2006 –
Present

The Angry Video Game Nerd (abbreviated as AVGN, occasionally shortened to The Nerd) is the titular character and name of a series of Internet video farcical retrogaming video game reviews by James D. Rolfe.[1][2] The show revolves around retro game reviews that involve acerbic rants against the particularly low-quality type of video games, usually, but not always, games featuring licensed characters. The series began as a feature on YouTube, and later joined ScrewAttack Entertainment, which would later have three of its features, including the AVGN, transferred to GameTrailers exclusively. The show was formerly known as The Angry Nintendo Nerd, a title that was abandoned to evade legal issues due to the Nintendo trademark.[3] The series' theme song was written by Kyle Justin with lyrics by both Justin and Rolfe.[4]

The titular Nerd character is an ill-tempered and foul-mouthed video game fanatic. He derives comic appeal from his loud Pennsylvania accent, excessive and inventive use of profanity, frequent displays of explicit gestures, and heavy consumption of beer, particularly Rolling Rock and Yuengling, to "soothe the pain."[3] A particular characteristic is his favorable comparison of extremely repulsive and painful, usually firmly scatological, acts to playing the games he reviews. Varying amounts of physical comedy are mixed in as well.

History

The series began in May 2004 with two short reviews of NES games, created and put on Cinemassacre.com.[3] In 2006, the videos were put on YouTube under the name of "Angry Nintendo Nerd". He later changed the name to "Angry Video Game Nerd" to prevent trademark issues.[3] Along with the name change, the Nerd soon diversified, reviewing games on other platforms such as the Atari 2600, Super Nintendo, Sega Master System, Sega Genesis, and the Sony PlayStation on one occasion. Along with reviewing games, some episodes have featured other video game-related items, such as the Power Glove, the Atari 5200, the Sega Mega-CD, the Sega 32X, the Intellivision and Colecovision systems, and Nintendo Virtual Boy as well as a movie review of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III and a tribute to Nintendo Power magazine.

Rolfe has stated on his website that the first videos he made were "just a joke" and he had no intention on making them public[3], instead showing them only to friends. After one of his friends suggested he put it online, Rolfe soon did, and since then, his reviews have become increasingly popular and have developed a large fanbase.[5] Rolfe's videos grew longer, soon turning into an actual series complete with title cards, an intro song and official merchandise.

After his fourth online review on YouTube, he joined ScrewAttack and has since been employed by MTV Networks' GameTrailers.com.[6] Since then, his videos are GameTrailers exclusives.

While full-length episodes are now no longer uploaded on YouTube (the last one to be uploaded in full on the site was the "Bible Games" review in December 2006), trailers for new videos are still uploaded. Each trailer links to the full-length video on GameTrailers. Rolfe still uses his YouTube account to upload videos that do not contain the AVGN character.

Popularity

International Recognition

The Angry Video Game Nerd has developed a World-wide following resulting in interviews from magazines, television shows and video game related websites outside the United States. Examples include interviews and articles conducted in Germany[7], Sweden[8], South Korea[9], and the Philippines[10].

YouTube

Although full episodes are no longer uploaded to YouTube, the Angry Video Game Nerd still ranks in the top ten most popular series.

As of March 17th 2008,[11] the show has the following rankings:

Opie and Anthony Radio Show

On August 8, 2007, Rolfe's character gained mainstream attention when his videos were featured on the Opie and Anthony radio show.[12] Since then, additional videos have been played occasionally on the show. Rolfe was later interviewed by Opie and Anthony on January 9, 2008.[13]

Spike TV

The Angry Video Game Nerd was featured as part of a review of ScrewAttack.com during an episode of Spike TV's Game Head during the week of November 25, 2007.[14] The spot included clips of some of his previous reviews such as Die Hard.

CNN

On December 12, 2007, the Nerd's "You Know What's Bullshit?" penny rant was featured on CNN's "News to Me" segment. [15]

Fan Following

The Angry Video Game Nerd has a large fan following that has created hundreds of pictures, tribute videos, customized versions of the show's theme song and even an AVGN-related video game. The show attempts to integrate most of this fan material into reviews. A collection of fan images is also displayed on the website's fan-art gallery [16]. In addition, the show attempts to maintain a cordial relationship with fans and other reviewers. On many occasions, Rolfe has responded directly to fans on the show's forum.[17]

Show

Music

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James Rolfe portraying The Addams Family, during the episode Fester's Quest

The Angry Video Game Nerd theme song was composed by independent musician Kyle Justin. The lyrics were the work of both Justin and Rolfe.[4]

The original version of the theme song, which refers to the titular character as the "Angry Nintendo Nerd," features only an acoustic guitar. The second recording is similar to the original but features a more refined performance and an extra lyric at the end referring to the "Angry Video Game Nerd." This version of the theme song is only used in the "Rocky" review, as it was quickly displaced by the third version. However, it is used again in the "Texas Chainsaw Massacre" review. The third version, which debuted in the "Atari 5200" video, features an overdriven electric guitar and drum set. This version significantly expands on the original song, adding more verses, choruses, and entirely new music. However, a pared down version, similar in structure to the second version of the theme song, is normally used. The full version is only featured in the Sega CD review and on the DVD set.

The theme song has been covered by fans in every genre from heavy metal to chiptune. Rolfe occasionally features a vocal or instrumental cover of the theme song in lieu of Kyle Justin's version in the main titles or end titles of a video. The cover by Dustin Aßmuteit is featured as an extra on the DVD set.

In addition to the Angry Video Game Nerd theme song, several songs have been parodied in Angry Video Game Nerd episodes, including "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" ("Bible Games"), the Spider-Man theme song ("Spider-Man"), and the Addams Family theme song ("Fester's Quest"). "Nintendo Power" features a cover of the theme song from Nintendo Power commercials, while the Intellivision and the Colecovision reviews feature a cover of Foreigner's Double Vision. All of these songs have been performed by Kyle Justin.

The scores for Angry Video Game Nerd episodes are culled from a variety of sources, including film soundtracks, television soundtracks, and pop music. Some episodes, including "Friday the 13th" (DVD version only), "Nightmare on Elm Street" (DVD version only), "Rocky" (DVD version only), "Texas Chainsaw Massacre," "Halloween", and "An Angry Nerd Christmas Carol" have necessitated the composition of original scores, some of which reference Kyle Justin's theme song.

Special guests

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Mike Matei as Jason in the review of Friday the 13th

Occasionally, "special guests" make an appearance. These encounters typically, but not always, meet with unfortunate ends.

Most of the characters are played by Mike Matei, who also illustrates the show's title cards. His roles include Jason Voorhees, Bugs Bunny, Leatherface, Chop Top, Michael Myers and the Cowardly Lion. Freddy Krueger Is played by James Rolfe with Matei taking on the role when both were in frame.[18] Also, Kyle Justin played both Spider-Man and Cousin Itt in separate episodes, which were accompanied by him performing the theme songs from Spider-Man and The Addams Family, with reworked lyrics.

Some episodes have a basic storyline inspired by the plot of the game or movie being reviewed. In these cases, guests are used to play the episode-specific characters. In the Halloween review, Michael Mulvey and Lil' Liam Mulvey, wearing Optimus Prime and Swamp Thing costumes, respectively, play the parts of the neighbor's Trick-or-treaters. Nicole Mulvey plays the neighbor. In The Texas Chainsaw Massacre review, Jimmy Jim Slugg appears as the hillbilly.

In The Nerd's take on A Christmas Carol, Stuttering Craig and Handsome Tom, co-founders of ScrewAttack, appear as the Ghost of Christmas Past and the Ghost of Christmas Present, respectively. A Dracula sprite from Castlevania II: Simon's Quest represents the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.[19][20]

List of AVGN episodes

Note: Videos such as the Wii Salute video, Top Tens, etc. are not numbered because they are not game reviews.

Episode Episode name Length Airdate Games reviewed plus episode notes
1 Castlevania 2: Simon's Quest 09:25 Apr 8, 2006 Castlevania II: Simon's Quest (NES)
This episode was originally created in 2004 and previously only available as a part of a film compilation tape with other short films created or directed by James Rolfe.
2 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde 06:28 Apr 8, 2006 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (NES)
This episode was originally created in 2004 and previously only available as a part of a film compilation tape with other short films created or directed by James Rolfe.
The game is still referenced in many episodes, as a benchmark for horrible games. This is also the first time "the Nerd" character is seen in front of the camera.
3 The Karate Kid 04:29 Apr 8, 2006 The Karate Kid (NES)
4 Roger Rabbit 03:46 Apr 24, 2006 Who Framed Roger Rabbit (NES)
5 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 07:03 June 21, 2006 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (NES)
First use of a title card drawn by Mike Matei.
6 Back to the Future 06:42 July 21, 2006 Back to the Future (NES)
Back to the Future Part II & III (NES)
7 McKids 07:07 Aug 25, 2006 M.C. Kids (NES)
First use of the theme song by Kyle Justin (albeit still under the name "Angry Nintendo Nerd")
Toilet Tuesday 00:48 Aug 27, 2006 Parody of the Nintendo 64 kid and part of ScrewAttacks' Toilet Tuesday series
8 Wally Bear and the No Gang 03:46 Sept 1, 2006 Wally Bear and the NO! Gang (NES)
9 Master Chu and Drunkard Hu 04:19 Sept 8, 2006 Master Chu and the Drunkard Hu (NES)
This is the first episode to feature a guest (Shit Pickle).
10 Top Gun 07:34 Sept 15, 2006 Top Gun (NES)
Top Gun: The Second Mission (NES)
11 Double Dragon 3 04:09 Sept 22, 2006 Double Dragon III: The Sacred Stones (NES)
The Anger Begins 01:28 Sept 29, 2006 A 1988 Home video which contains footage of 8 year-old James Rolfe getting irate over Super Mario Bros. on his birthday.
12 Friday the 13th 12:20 Oct 13, 2006 Friday the 13th (NES)
This is the first episode to leave a cliffhanger (Freddy Krueger appears at the end of the episode to lead into the review of the "A Nightmare on Elm Street" video game).
James Rolfe and Mike Matei did a commentary for the video, which is available on Rolfe's YouTube account.
13 Nightmare on Elm Street 13:27 Oct 31, 2006 A Nightmare on Elm Street (NES).
James Rolfe and Mike Matei did a commentary for the video, which is available on Rolfe's YouTube account. The episode says "To be concluded" at the end, similar to how the preceding episode Friday the 13th said "To be continued" at the end, making the Power Glove episode the last in the 'trilogy of horror'.
14 Power Glove 12:26 Nov 15, 2006 Many NES games are played using the Power Glove.
First mention of "The Angry Video Game Nerd" in the summary and title, though the theme song remains unchanged.
Wii Salute (History of Video Game Wars) 04:58 Nov 19, 2006 The Nerd reenacts competition between video console makers (primarily between Nintendo and Sega). The nerd at the end claims he is rooting for Nintendo's success with their Wii Console.
15 The Angry Video Game Nerd Is Chronologically Confused About Bad Movie and Video Game Sequel Titles 11:33 Nov 28, 2006 The Nerd discusses the confusing naming of movie and video game sequels. This is the first episode that uses the name "Angry Video Game Nerd."
16 Rocky 09:45 Dec 14, 2006 Rocky (Sega Master System)
First use of "The Angry Video Game Nerd" in the theme song.
17 Bible Games (Christmas Special) 21:28 Dec 25, 2006 Bible Adventures (NES)
Bible Buffet (NES)
Super 3D Noah's Ark (SNES)
Spiritual Warfare (NES)
King of Kings: The Early Years (NES)
The longest of all individual episodes to date, at a complete runtime of 21:28. Also the first review of unauthorized games.
Top 10 Angry Video Game Nerd Moments of 2006 04:08 Dec 31, 2006 Ten best moments from the 2006 episodes.
18 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Part 1 of 2 11:55 Jan 25, 2007 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (movie)
For notes over the controversy surrounding the movie review, read part 2.
19 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3: Part 2 of 2 10:58 Jan 25, 2007 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III (movie)
The very last of the Angry Nerd episodes shot for James D. Rolfe's YouTube account; however the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III review remains in controversy due to a claimed YouTube violation for being of "an inappropriate nature".[21]; it has since been reinstated with apologies from YouTube, then, one month later, deleted off the site again (both parts). The videos have remained deleted to date. All later episodes moved on to be featured on GameTrailers, only trailers remain on the YouTube account for the subsequent Nerd videos (starting with the Atari 5200 episode).
DuckTales (Video Game Vault, a ScrewAttack featurette) 01:53 Feb 10, 2007 DuckTales (NES)
20 Atari 5200 10:33 Feb 13, 2007 Atari 5200 game system
The first episode that was released on GameTrailers.
21 Ghostbusters 17:14 Feb 27, 2007 Ghostbusters (NES)
22 Ghostbusters: Follow-Up 11:23 Mar 20, 2007 Ghostbusters (NES)
Ghostbusters (Atari 2600)
Ghostbusters (Sega Master System)
23 Ghostbusters: Conclusion 12:59 Apr 3, 2007 Ghostbusters II (NES)
Ghostbusters (Sega Genesis (Mega Drive))
24 Spider-Man 10:28 Apr 17, 2007 Spider-Man (Atari 2600)
Spider-Man: Return of the Sinister Six (NES)
The Amazing Spider-Man (Game Boy)
Spider-Man 2 (Game Boy Advance)
25 Sega CD 13:17 May 2, 2007 Sega CD (Sega Mega-CD)
This is the only episode where the full, 3-minute long introduction is used.
26 Sega 32X 09:04 May 15, 2007 Sega 32X
27 Silver Surfer 11:19 June 5, 2007 Silver Surfer (NES)
28 Die Hard 08:56 June 19, 2007 Die Hard (NES)
29 Independence Day (4th of July Special) 06:11 July 4, 2007 Independence Day (PlayStation)
30 The Simpsons Double Feature 13:08 July 17, 2007 The Simpsons: Bart vs. the Space Mutants (NES)
The Simpsons: Bart vs. the World (NES)
A Very Nerdy Non-Canonical Captain S Christmas 15:52 Aug 5, 2007 Home Alone (NES)
Wrath of the Black Manta (NES) is also heavily featured in the Captain S action sequences, but it's not reviewed by the Nerd.
31 Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout 08:44 Aug 7, 2007 The Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout (NES)
In this episode the Nerd fights with Bugs Bunny played by Mike Matei
32 Atari Porn 10:03 Aug 22, 2007 Custer's Revenge (Atari 2600)
Beat 'Em & Eat 'Em (Atari 2600)
Bachelorette Party (Atari 2600)
Bachelor Party (Atari 2600)
Gigolo (Atari 2600)
Philly Flasher (Atari 2600)
Cathouse Blues (Atari 2600)
Knight on the Town (Atari 2600)
Jungle Fever (Atari 2600)
33 Nintendo Power 14:44 Sept 4, 2007 Nintendo Power Magazine
The Nerd tells and recites his memories of reading Nintendo Power. Kyle Justin sings a cover of a song from a Nintendo Power commercial.
34 Fester's Quest 09:24 Sept 18, 2007 Fester's Quest (NES)
The Addams Family (Sega Genesis (Mega Drive))
35 Texas Chainsaw Massacre 12:45 Oct 10, 2007 The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Atari 2600)
In this video the nerd encounters Chop Top and Leatherface both played by Mike Matei.
36 Halloween (Halloween Special) 16:07 Oct 31, 2007 Halloween (Atari 2600)
Haunted House (Atari 2600)
Frankenstein's Monster (Atari 2600)
In this review the nerd is stalked by Michael Myers played by Mike Matei.
37 Dragon's Lair 09:23 Nov 20, 2007 Dragon's Lair (NES)
38 An Angry Nerd Christmas Carol: Part 1 (Christmas Special) 05:53 Dec 18, 2007 Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (NES)
Uses a rock-and-roll style intro melding "Oh What a Merry Christmas Day" and the usual theme song. In addition, the title cards are similar to those of "Mickey's Christmas Carol."
39 An Angry Nerd Christmas Carol: Part 2 (Christmas Special) 09:46 Dec 24, 2007 Shaq Fu (SNES)
Far Cry Vengeance (Wii)
Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz (Wii)
Boogie (Wii) The Nerd did not review this, but instead played it and danced about in a montage.
Guest-starring Stuttering Craig and Handsome Tom from ScrewAttack, and Dracula from Castlevania II: Simon's Quest as the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Future, respectively.
First (and so far, last) appearance of "Future" Nerd.
Top Ten Nerd Moments 2007 09:23 Jan 1, 2008 Ten best moments from the 2007 episodes.
40 The Angry Video Game Nerd Is Chronologically Confused About the Legend of Zelda Timeline 18:55 Jan 8, 2008 The Nerd discusses the confusing timeline of The Legend of Zelda series.
This episode was a previously unreleased episode originally written in November 2006.
41 Rambo 13:13 Jan 22, 2008 Rambo (NES)
Rambo: First Blood Part II (Sega Master System)
Rambo III (Sega Master System)

The Nerd is again chronologically confused about Rambo's 4th movie title "Rambo", referencing a comment he made on his original Chronologically confused video where he mentions the name "John Rambo" would be a poor sequel title.

42 Virtual Boy 15:05 Feb 19, 2008 Virtual Boy
13 of the 14 released North American VB titles

The Nerd points out that this is the entire Virtual Boy library, except for Jack Bros., which is rare, expensive, and "probably not worth jack shit."

43 The Wizard of Oz 11:32 Mar 4, 2008 The Wizard of Oz (SNES)
Opening uses a compilation of fan-submitted theme song renditions. The beginning parodies MGM's "lion-roaring" intro, using Mike Matei as the Cowardly Lion. Episode outtakes are at the end.
44 Double Vision: Part 1 10:02 Mar 25, 2008 Intellivision
Opening credits feature a techno remix of the Angry Video Game Nerd theme song. Kyle Justin sings a cover of the song Double Vision by Foreigner.
45 Double Vision: Part 2 8:23 April 8, 2008 ColecoVision
The Nerd starts out complaining about the AC adapter, then reviews several games for the system.

DVD

On November 18, 2007, the first AVGN DVD set was released. It includes all of the episodes up to Bible Games. Some material, such as movie clips from Back to the Future and Rocky, were removed to avoid copyright infringement and replaced with new material. The DVD includes extended versions of the "Wally Bear and the NO Gang!" and "Rocky" reviews as well as an original documentary, deleted scenes and most of the videos posted exclusively on ScrewAttack.com. In all, the DVD set contains approximately four hours of content.

According to Rolfe, the initial pressing of the DVD sold out in less than a week.[22]

There were 100 DVD's sold with James Rolfe's autograph on the front cover.[23]

The GameTrailers.com episodes will be featured on subsequent DVD releases.[24]

Video Game Movie Quote of the Week

Rolfe produced four episodes of ScrewAttack's Video Game Movie Quote of the Week segment in his Angry Nerd persona during the summer of 2007.

You Know What's Bullshit

You Know What's Bullshit is a series of short videos in which Rolfe angrily complains about seemingly inconsequential problems in a style similar to that of the Angry Video Game Nerd. Thus far the topics have included security labels, pennies, shoelaces, movies about penguins, the lack of pens at post offices, paying restrooms, and temperature. Illustrations for You Know What's Bullshit are made by Mike Matei.

Episode Article Length Release date
1 Security Labels 01:05 May 6, 2007
2 Pennies 01:04 May 13, 2007
3 Shoelaces 01:16 May 28, 2007
4 Penguins 00:50 June 4, 2007
5 Lack of Pens at Post Offices 01:03 June 17, 2007
6 Paying Restrooms 01:11 December 7, 2007
7 Temperature 01:22 February 8, 2008

Shit Pickle

Shit Pickle is a series based on the original character "Shit Pickle" from Rolfe's and Mike Matei's The Wizard of Oz 3: Dorothy Goes to Hell.[25] Shit Pickle reappeared as a guest reviewer in "Master Chu and the Drunkard Hu." He was later given his own short series, of which three episodes have been produced. Episode One introduces two new Pickle characters: Dick Pickle and Tit Pickle (presumably Shit Pickle's parents). Episode two introduces a family of monkeys that has a penchant for the phrase "Monkey Cheese" and uses non sequitur humor. Rolfe and Matei produce the episodes, with Rolfe generally doing the voice acting and Matei doing the animation.

Episode Video Length Release date
1 Shit Pickle 1:49 August 11, 2007
2 Shit Pickle - Episode #2 (with Monkey Cheese) 3:16 September 14, 2007
3 Shit Pickle - Episode #3 3:33 February 26, 2008

Movie Reviews

Episode Movie review Length Release date RT rating IMDb rating
1 TMNT (2007) 03:39 April 3, 2007 31% 6.7
2 Grindhouse (2007) 04:17 April 13, 2007 81% 8.1
3 Spider-Man 3 (2007) 06:14 May 21, 2007 62% 6.6
4 The Transformers: The Movie (1986) 07:42 June 09, 2007 42% 7.2
5 Transformers (2007) 03:04 July 18, 2007 57% 7.5
6 Live Free or Die Hard (2007) 02:48 July 19, 2007 80% 7.7
7 The Simpsons Movie (2007) 01:37 August 03, 2007 89% 7.8
8 Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964) 03:07 December 23, 2007 27% 2.6
9 Cloverfield (2008) 02:53 January 23, 2008 76% 7.8
10 Rambo (2008) 05:56 January 25, 2008 33% 7.6
11 Rocky (1976) 03:05 April 01, 2008 93% 8.0
12 Rocky II (1979) 04:04 April 04, 2008 67% 6.6
13 Rocky III (1982) 03:07 April 07, 2008 67% 6.0
14 Rocky IV (1985) 04:55 April 11, 2008 44% 5.7
15 Rocky V (1990) 05:11 April 16, 2008 21% 4.3
16 Rocky Balboa (2006) 06:58 April 18, 2008 75% 7.5

References

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  2. ^ Archive footage featured in "CineMassacre 200" documentary
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  5. ^ Carlo Carrasco. "Do you play?". Retrieved December 4. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Unknown parameter |Publisher= ignored (|publisher= suggested) (help)
  6. ^ James Rolfe. "James Rolfe resume". Retrieved August 14. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Unknown parameter |Publisher= ignored (|publisher= suggested) (help)
  7. ^ "Germain interview". Retrieved March 17. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Cite has empty unknown parameter: |1= (help); Unknown parameter |Publisher= ignored (|publisher= suggested) (help)
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  9. ^ "South Korean interview". Retrieved March 17. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Unknown parameter |Publisher= ignored (|publisher= suggested) (help)
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  20. ^ James Rolfe. "AVGN: A Christmas Carol Pt. 2". Retrieved December 25. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Unknown parameter |Publisher= ignored (|publisher= suggested) (help)
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  25. ^ YouTube.com
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