It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia Goes Viral
As a promo for It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 5, coming in September, the Gang put together this compilation of fans singing "Dayman" from last year's great finale. Smart.
Haha. It's the "Single Ladies" of bored middle class white children with great taste in low budget cable market comedy programming! Good work everyone. This was very good. Although I think we all agree that it could have used more soccer balls in the face. (Via WarmingGlow.)
Posted by Gabe at 1:15 PM in Viral Marketing
Tags: Charlie Day | Danny DeVito | Glenn Howerton | It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia | Kaitlin Olson | Rob McElhenney
Officially excited.
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HEY! It's Of Montreal and personal friend of Videogum Ted Leo!
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Nothing to add other than yes, this is well done. very well done.
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So, is ten items or less going to try and rip this one off too?
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One more thing. You gotta pay the troll toll to get into this boys hole.
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Great Video :-)
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Color me pant-pooped.
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OK, IASIP. You win the internets for today.
Everyone else, you can go home now.
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Not enough Green Man either. Green Man > Day Man.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9e_2ypmkbg
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what about nightman? it feels so wrong and right, man!
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I prefer to be called a bored upper-middle class white young adult.
I know I'm not the only one with a Charlie avatar...
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You really aren't
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Fuck yeah, Ted Leo!
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i will smash yr face into a jelly!!! it's about time the world knew of the supreme awesomeness of it's always sunny... can i get up votes also b/c i'm from philly?
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Single Ladies + Greenman: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i05pJhhB57Q
Mildly disturbing.
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I really don't understand--what is the target audience of this blog if not bored middle class white kids? Why can't things be genuinely enjoyable, regardless of who they're targeted to? I'm very sad.
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Forget it, Mark. It's Gabetown.
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dammit, the video is "private" and you need an invitation to see it, whats up with that, just excluding scandinavians, or whats the deal?
and how can anything be viral if only invited guests can view it...
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