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| − | + | |title2=Put bomb on turban | |
| − | + | |spinoff3=puttribbleonhead | |
| − | + | |title3=PUT TRIBBLE ON HEAD | |
| + | |spinoff4=decepticonshoe | ||
| + | |title4=Decepticon Shoe | ||
| + | |spinoff5=proofreadfinalwarning | ||
| + | |title5=GRADED Shoe Lawsuit Final Warning | ||
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| − | '''Put Shoe on Head''' is a fad which spawned on 10:00 PM, June 21, 2006 by the [[YTMND Ventrilo Server]] crew | + | '''Put Shoe on Head''' is a fad which spawned on 10:00 PM, June 21, 2006 by the [[YTMND Ventrilo Server]] crew |
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| + | == Structure of the Raid == | ||
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| + | After heat died down on a proposed raid on [http://www.resistance.com/forum/index.php "The Resistance"] (a Neo-Nazi / White Supremacy site), some Ventrilo users (which included several 4chan members) decided to raid [http://livejasmin.com LiveJasmin], a porn website based around live and private webcam shows using Macromedia Flash. These raids consisted of flooding performers' rooms with YTMND users and harassing them using the built-in chat box provided for each performer. The first milestone was getting a performer to pick up her keyboard and show it on screen (which several later did). This "Put X On Y" style of harassment eventually turned to "Put Shoe On Head" (the blunt and fragmented sentence seemed to have a stronger effect). | ||
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| + | == Performers and Fad Sites == | ||
The first performer to even understand the "put shoe on head" requests was Sharissa (most other performers either putting their feet on screen or simply left their room), and after much confusion, she took off her shoe and put it on her head. The original site featured a screen captured by the YTMND user [http://ytmnd.com/users/FlyingLaserJesus/ FlyingLaserJesus] (seen as "flj" in the LiveJasmine chat window), and was paired with a poorly cropped sound bite, but was later updated. While he was undoubtedly not the only person to make a screen capture of the event, he was the first to consider making it into a YTMND. An animated version was captured by the YTMND user [http://ytmnd.com/users/ProfessorBooty/ ProfessorBooty], and was released shortly after the original, using the same music. | The first performer to even understand the "put shoe on head" requests was Sharissa (most other performers either putting their feet on screen or simply left their room), and after much confusion, she took off her shoe and put it on her head. The original site featured a screen captured by the YTMND user [http://ytmnd.com/users/FlyingLaserJesus/ FlyingLaserJesus] (seen as "flj" in the LiveJasmine chat window), and was paired with a poorly cropped sound bite, but was later updated. While he was undoubtedly not the only person to make a screen capture of the event, he was the first to consider making it into a YTMND. An animated version was captured by the YTMND user [http://ytmnd.com/users/ProfessorBooty/ ProfessorBooty], and was released shortly after the original, using the same music. | ||
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One of the most memorable girls was [[sexylexy]], who not only put the shoe on head, she also put a table, a hat, a bottle of shampoo, between some other things. Besides, she also displayed a paper on camera that reads "[[Xenu]] FTW" and "Hail [[Xenu]]" | One of the most memorable girls was [[sexylexy]], who not only put the shoe on head, she also put a table, a hat, a bottle of shampoo, between some other things. Besides, she also displayed a paper on camera that reads "[[Xenu]] FTW" and "Hail [[Xenu]]" | ||
| − | As of June 25th, there were many "Put Shoe on Head" YTMNDs with users asking different LiveJasmine performers to put various objects on their heads. It was believed that the administrators of LiveJasmine have threatened legal action against YTMND for the unauthorized use of its materials and provoking its agents. However, the ''legal threat'' was only seen in a forum post and there are certain errors with the post that make its integrity questionable. The ''Shoe On Head'' fad has essentially died as of June 27th, 2006. | + | The fad has continued to be played out on various live-streaming websites such as [http://www.justin.tv/ Justin.tv], [http://www.ustream.tv Ustream.tv] and [http://www.stickam.com Stickam]. |
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| + | == Legal Action? == | ||
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| + | As of June 25th, there were many "Put Shoe on Head" YTMNDs with users asking different LiveJasmine performers to put various objects on their heads. It was believed that the administrators of LiveJasmine have threatened legal action against YTMND for the unauthorized use of its materials and provoking its agents. However, the ''legal threat'' was only seen in a forum post and there are certain errors with the post that make its integrity questionable. The ''Shoe On Head'' fad has essentially died as of June 27th, 2006. This Fad was revived recently after a post on digg talked about webcam chats from some website called www.stickam.com The current fad is not just YTMND users but also just people from digg.com. One great accomplishment in this series of fad was the "Baby on Head". A user by the name of VampresDevlin was convinced by a few users to put her baby on her head as seen here http://babyonhead.ytmnd.com/. | ||
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| + | == Music Choice == | ||
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| + | The theme music for this fad is the Vengaboys' "We Like to Party", of [[w:Six Flags|Six Flags]] fame. The song's link with racist content and bigoted forums was not intended to provide subtle commentary in the ''Shoe on Head'' fad; it was simply chosen by the original creator as "something that fit." | ||
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| + | == Shrine == | ||
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| + | For Shoe on Head and its supporters, http://shoesonheads.com/ was created. | ||
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{{ed|Put_shoe_on_head|Put shoe on head}} | {{ed|Put_shoe_on_head|Put shoe on head}} | ||
[[Category:Fads]] | [[Category:Fads]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Legal threats]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:35, April 19, 2012
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| PUT SHOE ON HEAD! |
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| June 21,2006 |
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Put Shoe on Head is a fad which spawned on 10:00 PM, June 21, 2006 by the YTMND Ventrilo Server crew
Structure of the Raid
After heat died down on a proposed raid on "The Resistance" (a Neo-Nazi / White Supremacy site), some Ventrilo users (which included several 4chan members) decided to raid LiveJasmin, a porn website based around live and private webcam shows using Macromedia Flash. These raids consisted of flooding performers' rooms with YTMND users and harassing them using the built-in chat box provided for each performer. The first milestone was getting a performer to pick up her keyboard and show it on screen (which several later did). This "Put X On Y" style of harassment eventually turned to "Put Shoe On Head" (the blunt and fragmented sentence seemed to have a stronger effect).
Performers and Fad Sites
The first performer to even understand the "put shoe on head" requests was Sharissa (most other performers either putting their feet on screen or simply left their room), and after much confusion, she took off her shoe and put it on her head. The original site featured a screen captured by the YTMND user FlyingLaserJesus (seen as "flj" in the LiveJasmine chat window), and was paired with a poorly cropped sound bite, but was later updated. While he was undoubtedly not the only person to make a screen capture of the event, he was the first to consider making it into a YTMND. An animated version was captured by the YTMND user ProfessorBooty, and was released shortly after the original, using the same music.
After the sites initial creation and success, the site was shown to Sharissa and she appeared to be both confused but still amused by the site and the interest YTMNDers had taken in her. Sharissa admitted to many users that she was Russian and lived in Russia (though "not Soviet anymore").
One of the most memorable girls was sexylexy, who not only put the shoe on head, she also put a table, a hat, a bottle of shampoo, between some other things. Besides, she also displayed a paper on camera that reads "Xenu FTW" and "Hail Xenu"
The fad has continued to be played out on various live-streaming websites such as Justin.tv, Ustream.tv and Stickam.
Legal Action?
As of June 25th, there were many "Put Shoe on Head" YTMNDs with users asking different LiveJasmine performers to put various objects on their heads. It was believed that the administrators of LiveJasmine have threatened legal action against YTMND for the unauthorized use of its materials and provoking its agents. However, the legal threat was only seen in a forum post and there are certain errors with the post that make its integrity questionable. The Shoe On Head fad has essentially died as of June 27th, 2006. This Fad was revived recently after a post on digg talked about webcam chats from some website called www.stickam.com The current fad is not just YTMND users but also just people from digg.com. One great accomplishment in this series of fad was the "Baby on Head". A user by the name of VampresDevlin was convinced by a few users to put her baby on her head as seen here http://babyonhead.ytmnd.com/.
Music Choice
The theme music for this fad is the Vengaboys' "We Like to Party", of Six Flags fame. The song's link with racist content and bigoted forums was not intended to provide subtle commentary in the Shoe on Head fad; it was simply chosen by the original creator as "something that fit."
Shrine
For Shoe on Head and its supporters, http://shoesonheads.com/ was created.
