Zapatou’s Best of the Web 2015
The concept of “Hey, y’all, watch this!” has been elevated to an art form. Luc Bergeron (Zapatou) gives us a 21-minute compilation of the best internet videos from 2015. It’s absolutely beautiful, and breathtaking. The first seven minutes are extreme human stunts that may leave you dizzy. Starting at about seven minutes in, you may become verklempt. At 8:15, it become adorably cute. Then animals jump in. We also see some great special effects. At 12 minutes in, the stunts start again, with a fast-moving sequence of vehicle videos. At 15 minutes, we see the art of video. At 16:30, the dancing begins. At 18 minutes, we see the beauty of places. And more stunts. These videos would not be possible -or be as good- without GoPros, drones, high definition, and video stabilizing technology. And a bunch of fearless people.
2015: The year that angry won the internet.
The Best of the Weird Internet in 2015.
17 Videos That Made You Sob At Your Desk In 2015.
The Best Video Essays of 2015.
The 10 Best Memes of 2015.
A tribute to the memes we lost this year.
The Best Trolls of 2015.
The most important moments on Twitter in 2015.
Here Are The 10 Most Popular Tweets From 2015.
25 Of The Best Tumblr Memes Of 2015.
76 Viral Images From 2015 That Were Totally Fake.
Jukin Video's Top 100 Viral Videos of 2015.
The most influential YouTubers of 2015.
The Most Dangerous People on the Internet in 2015.
Why Did So Many Good Pop Culture Sites Die in 2015? Alternate link.
YouTube Rewind 2015
YouTube released its annual look back at the past year in video form today. It’s not a compilation of clips; rather, it’s an elaborate production number that uses the themes and memes of 2015’s biggest videos. Many of the original filmmakers and video subjects were recruited to appear in this- you’ll see them in the credits. And since YouTube celebrated its tenth anniversary in 2015, there are some callbacks to much older classics.
See all the year-end lists here.
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