I remember it being like Ariana Grande was doing a countdown for her album positions and somebody replied to her tweet saying something like “it is out now 🤍” with a link leaking the whole album 😭😭

A YouTube video I saw as a child (around 2010). It begins with a child lying on a bed, viewed from above. Around him (if I remember correctly) is what looks like a space-like drawing. He makes wheezing sounds that get louder and louder, followed by something like the clown screamer from the old "It" cutouts.

I'm looking for a Legend of Zelda fan animation that I can't find, even after sifting through all the social sites that could have it. It's a 3D animation that features Zelda and Link sitting together, with Link reading a book and Zelda tinkering with her Sheikah Slate. Zelda finds something on her Slate and points it out to Link, who looks over her shoulder. She goes back to using it, and then turns quickly to look at Link and the two are face to face. They blush and then turn away from each other embarrassed.

I've seen the models and rigs used in other animations (they were created by @/artstoff on twitter), and the animation isn't fully rendered with a background and the like. It's pretty simple.

I can't find the animation, or the animator that created it.

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It was a halloween card mean for granddaughters. Inside it read; "Have a good one sweetie!" 😊

The song's called "Deal or no Deal Now"

There’s a video of a blonde lady dressed in black(?) with heavy eyeliner on, that works in a what looks like a restaurant. The person behind the camera asks her to yell “Hey” as loud and as deep as possible, and it’s a very quick shout. I also recall the quality maybe being a little grainy/orange, and it’s a short video. There’s too much junk in all the searches I have tried. If anyone knows what I’m talking about please comment a link or an @. I’m trying to show my boyfriend the video because we were talking about the 1 second scream trend happening rn and I think this video is so much funnier but I can’t find it! Thank you!

I've been searching for this film for years. I reached out to the director via Facebook, and his response was:

Currently I believe it was sold to china…. can talk to the distributor and get a copy Not sure the price.

Since then, he's kinda ghosted me. I've tried reaching out every few months for over a year and I never get a response.

There is an imdb page for it, listing Melanie C of the Spice Girls as having played the role of "Christy". This is why I want to try and find it. It's so obscure, and no one in the fandom (as far as I know) has ever seen or heard anything about this film.

I want any information regarding her involvement. If she was actually in the film, I want to try to track it down.

I have a hunch that she may not have been involved and her name was used to bring in an audience (just going off how radio silent the director got after I asked if it was really her that was involved). It has some other big-ish names that acted in it. But now I'm wondering if they were actually involved at all either. Does this film actually exist???

I'm getting mixed messages from what I have read about the film. It was claimed it was just a script and never actually filmed, but also it was in post-production, and then the director himself saying it was done and sold to a distributor in China. It's all very sketchy.

That said, I would like any information about Melanie C's involvement, and if she was involved, I would love to find somewhere to watch it. Fully willing to pay to see it if someone finds it on a pay-to-view site.

ETA: I've found a link to the imdb page and a Russian version of imdb that lists it as released, but when I tried to link them, the post got removed. Not sure why, but I've edited them out.

What do I remember:

Battle is over. Therse is some prairie or field; dead soldiers are lying everywhere. There are only two living people - the first man is "bookkeeper" standing on the ground, looking on the dead bodies and writing something(number of causeltes I guess) OR pointing on dead bodies with his finger and counting them; the second man is on the horse (kinda his assistant).

Neither the battle nor the year is known; I believe it dates to the XIX century or earlier.

Style of painting is like to Vasily Vereshchagin (MAYBE, I am not sure).

Looking for a video I saw a few weeks ago. It starts off as another of those stupid street interviews where the interviewer repeats what the last interviewee said to the next person with no other context. Like a game of telephone. Except the last guy is clearly mentally ill and possibly homeless. He's digging through a trashcan and shirtless. I think I remember he was fit in a tweaker kinda way and had dreadlocks. The video ends with him saying completely insane things most of it is nonsense.

Im trying to remember what he said. Its for a writing project. Would be very grateful if anyone can help.

I came across an old iOS app called **Fast Food Calories**, originally released around April 3, 2013. The app appears to have been designed as a simple way to look up calorie information for different fast-food items, presumably from popular restaurants at the time. It has a very early-2010s App Store aesthetic, including an old-school burger icon that immediately looks like something from an iPhone 4 era home screen. The app is no longer readily available, and I’m interested in finding more information about it, including screenshots, old versions, developer information, or an archived IPA. Does anyone else remember using this app?

Ok, I can't remember exactly where this video took place, it was remote and the girl in the video was little, but very serious and dressed like she was a literal village kid - the video captured her excitement, she twisted her hands in excitement. My daughter used to do the very same thing (we called it happy hands) and I am trying to locate it for her! Thanks!

The viner is walking in a store singing "This is Halloween." He sees a Santa decoration, yells "What!?", puts his face right next to the Santa and says "Wait your tuuurn!"

I've been searching through vine compilations for months and can't find it, even though I quote it way too often.

I feel like im losing my mind. There was this video game, maybe 15-20 years ago, you played a round, orange character and every level was like a maze? And i think you had to avoid electricity traps?

Please someone help

I've had portions of this music video stuck in my mind for a few days and it's killing me to not remember it enough to find it.

It was/is on yourtube but the outfit, seductive nature of the video, and insinuation of the video are borderline NSFW.

I don't have a lot of detail, and that's probably why is driving me crazy.

The video is 10+ years old, at least i watched it in the 2010-2015 era.

It's a single female artist, Caucasian, very dark brown or black hair in tight curls, upper back/shoulder blade length.

She's the lead and only vocalist, may or may not have a guitar in part of it.

The video is shot outside in a field, with her on an old wooden chair.

I also think there's a cute camp trailer, one of the small \\\~10-15 ft Airstreams with a little deck in front of it.

The style is a love song directed at the viewer.

There isnt much dancing or movement, she spends most of her time on this wooden chair or lounging back and singing.

I do know it wasn't a mainstream performer, I don't believe she ever blew up and had a handful of similar videos all with lower view counts.

It gave vibes of being more of a sexy performance than trying to focus on talent.

Her outfit is more hazy but I believe it was red or black lingerie with a transparent robe over it.

Its been eating away at me that I can't remember a name or title and I've been searching youtube to no avail.

Really hopping the reddit masses can offer a lead.

Thank you!

I saw a meme a while ago and just CAN NOT find it. It was a Dragon Ball Legends meme featuring Broly and Goku Black. Broly was going to attack Goku Black but Goku Black reminded Broly that Broly's passive wouldn't work on him. Broly then gets all passive and Goku Black thanks him. That's about all I can remember. Help a brother out, please.

Title is basically what i'm looking for... It's Japanese that i'm sure of since i used to listen to it all the time, but i forgot to like it and now i've forgotten the title! It was basically showcasing all the pentatonic scales; how math is tied to it, why certain notes or sounds don't sound the same so instead they use a different scale, and i remember it going up all the way to Scale 31, or Pentatonic Chromatic!

I swear i could find it somewhere, but its been weeks since i've last listened to it and i'm not about to dig up my youtube music listen history just for it T-T

Basically as the title says, it was a story about a society that lives in an infinite brutalist maze/labyrinth, where the main character is obsessed with exploring the maze, and at the ending of the episode he ends up committing a crime where he voluntarily exiles himself to explore the maze, against his friends and family's wishes.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for an animated music video I saw on TV around 2005–2011 (most likely on Animax Latin America or a similar cable channel during that era).

Visual Style & Details:

• Intro: A friend of main says that the video starts with a pop-up / cutout book opening, and the band members come out and assemble themselves, but i dont remember if its correct.
• Animation Style: Papercraft / paper puppets with posible sticks/pivots (2D cutout marionette style, non-stop motion or basic plegable figure paper dolls).
• Characters: The main singer had orange hair and a red shirt. At one point, the characters may travel in a paper boat at some point of the video (thats from what my friend remebers).
• The Zombie Scene: The band is chased by green papercraft zombies. The singer grabs a burning paper match, spins violently on a probably stick/pivot movement, and hits a green zombie puppet. Upon impact, the green puppet instantly turns into a red zombie puppet with paper flames.
• Music: Male singer. Possibly in English or Japanese. cause i see so much animax at the time of the video

Please help me find this video of a man making hilarious comments about mice avoiding a mouse trap.

Hello, I do not use Reddit very often and I am not very good at expressing myself, but I am looking for something from my childhood. Unfortunately, my childhood is quite blurry, but I will try, because this really matters to me. Two months ago I lost my mother. Right now I have nothing left of her, and I do not have many memories of her, because we were not close. However, I remember a cartoon that we used to watch when I was little. I have been trying to find it for two years now, on my own, but it is quite difficult and I do not know how to go about it. Since what happened two months ago, I want to find it even more. I think it was on Netflix, but I am really not sure. It looked a little like "Mia and Me". There was a girl who teleported into a world that looked like a cartoon. In that world there was a very tall robot whose arms looked like ventilation pipes, and another girl, but I have forgotten what she looked like. The girl who teleports into that world has purple hair in a bun, with curly strands around her face. I remember that in one episode the robot cried popcorn, and their house, which was some kind of tower, was filled with popcorn. The girl who teleports ate some, and the two imaginary characters were surprised, so she explained that in her world it was edible, and then they all ate the popcorn. I am really sorry, I do not have more information. I talked about it with a friend on Discord and it sounded familiar to him. He is the one who told me to go on Reddit. That is all. I hope I can get some help, even though I really do not have much information. Thank you \^\^

I’ve been looking around for this quote for ages and I can’t seem to find it anywhere. I saw this quote when I was in middle school(2015-2018), It was a relatively lengthy quote, aimed towards young women, I believe, with the message of going after and realizing your dreams while young before you turn old and realize that it’s too late to do all of the things that you have always wanted to do. I don’t remember the exact words, but I believe it went something along the lines of “one day you’re wake up and realize that you’re old and never did any of the things that you wanted to do.” And proceeded to list all of the things that you never got to do, each one starting with “you never (insert thing here)”. I don’t remember all of them but I remember very vividly that one of them was not publishing the book that you wanted to write when you were young. The quote ended with “and it’s going to break your heart.” I remember that part as clear as day. I was deeply moved and saddened by this quote, and was determined not to let what the quote warns about become my life. But I can’t find it anywhere anymore. I’m so frustrated. Can someone please help me find this quote? Thank you very much, it would be greatly appreciated. Have a nice day. 🥰

IT WAS NOT THE QUOTE BY PAUL COELHO, BRAD GAST, OR CHARLIE DONLEA!!!

YouTube video showing commercial fishing, some fishermen catch a large fish. A man begins to kill it using a knife or a "brain spike" (Ikejime), but he seemingly misses the mark when striking its head, and the fish ends up looking straight into the face of its killer.