That's a completely different category because it's so explicit. The video I linked is *unintentionally* gay. If we are talking about *intentionally* gay music videos, then nothing beats something like this: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ayZGZ2NSxs4
Which is exactly why your reply confused me. The 1979 music video for "Life on the Outpost" I posted wasn't meant to be gay, but ended up being ridiculously so.
You then posted some weird, random clip of a Chicken Dance. I then posted an INTENTIONALLY gay but still very funny music video.
Focus
Here's another one for AngerFist;
The Greatest Fighting Legend of all Time
I'm presently on the final boss, The Guy. After playing through virtually the entire game, I must admit I'm surprised at how well-balanced and designed much of the game is.
It's still an amateur creation, but much better than I expected.
By their nature, factorials tend to accumulate trailing zeroes. For example, 5! (120) has one trailing zero, 10! (3628800) has two trailing zeroes, 25! (15511210043330985984000000) has six trailing zeroes, etc.
Write a function which, for an integer n, gives the number of trailing zeroes in n!.
Leading zeros in n! = least integer function (n/(5^x)) + least integer function (n/5^(x-1))+....+ least integer function (n/5)
where n>5^x but n<5^(x+1)
Good old eighth grade math....
Edit
Damn it, about a million people wrote it before me, and with nice imported graphics, too. My fault for not reading replies.
snorlax wrote:
There are only 5 trailing zeroes in 25! because 5 goes into it 5 times. Not sure where your math went wrong as I don't know where to figure out the product without doing it longhand, and that's unnecessary.
Apparently, realizing that five goes into 25 TWICE was what he did "wrong".
Ignoring how extremely old and well-known this video is (were you going to post Miss Teen South Carolina before hitting upon this one?), what's funny is that a friend of mine who DJs at parties has frequently played that track as part of a crazy mix.
FocusThe "manliest" music video ever
Beat'em ups are very underrated and disrespected on this site. The original Streets of Rage run was extremely good and entertaining. This one is simply amazing.
Easy yes vote. Rage in under twenty minutes? Are you kidding me?
Why was this run canceled?
Incidentally, I think Demon's Crest is easily one of the greatest video games of all time. The ambiance, music, visuals, and gorgeous intro and endings were all far, far ahead of its time.
Heh, I saw that video a while ago, and consider it completely unfunny and incredibly stupid. I was also half-expecting the link to go to "Ahmed the Dead Terrorist" when you mentioned "classic". Thank God for small favors.
Anyways, here's my all-time favorite Youtube video;
Psycho Complains before the Charlotte city government
I voted "No" on the first submission, a "Meh" on the second, and this time, I decided to vote "Yes", but it's a very weak affirmative vote.
At this point, the movie might be slightly better than the original Air, and as you say, leaves the original engine intact, but it's still not a very interesting hack.
If you stay on the left or right side of the room (next to the doors) and double-jump over his punches he's pretty easy.
Yeah, getting the timing down is easier said than done. I also hate the fact that there's an unnecessary forty second intro to the boss which can't be skipped.
I think that's true for most runs, especially rpgs.
It's really extreme in this case, though; most Mario, Castlevania, and Sonic runs look awesome even with a very limited acquaintance with the game in question.
Not here.
This is one of those runs in which the enjoyment depends on how much one has played the original game. If you've never played "Tecmo Superbowl", or worse yet, don't know anything about American football, this might be the most boring run on the entire site.
On the other hand, if you have, it's a really good playthrough.
Easy yes vote, just like SCV 4 is easily miles ahead of this mediocre game.
The people saying that Dracula XX is better than SCV 4 have probably never played both on an actual Super Nintendo around the time they were released.
The amount of frustration and outright stupidity in certain parts of DXX (especially the Clock Tower stage) cannot easily be conveyed with mere words.
Meanwhile, SCV 4 is arguably the best game for the SNES.
It was better than the last run, but still relatively boring. Sorry man, the game is just bad, and requires a lot more waiting than the "Air" hack, even if it is the hardest one out there.
I'm changing my vote from "No" to "Meh".
I voted Yes, and quite frankly, I'm shocked this hasn't been published yet.
Not only is this movie VASTLY more entertaining than the SMB3 glitch superplay movie, but it's one of the 5 or 10 best movies I've watched on the entire site.
There were numerous moments that had me simply stunned. An amazing achievement.
I voted No, for many of the same reasons Mukki outlined.
Like Air, I thought this was a poorly-made hack which has little going for it other than a confusing and difficult level design.
Unlike Air, I didn't find the speedrun to be entertaining at all; too much waiting, and too many overly repetitive tricks.
Not only is the run a huge improvement, it's also far more entertaining than the 1-star runs, and at least as entertaining as any of the 16-star runs.
One of the best movies on this site, no doubt.