THE 10 MOST VIRAL YOUTUBE VIDEOS OF 2012
1. KONY 2012
With more than 100 million views in six days, Kony 2012 became the most viral video in history.
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2. Gangnam Style
PSY, a South Korean rapper, singer and dancer, jams out for four minutes to an aggressively hypnotic techno track, while surrounded by horses, beautiful women, a carousel, commuters and old people.
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3. A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Square
“A Dramatic Surprise on a Quiet Street,” an ad by TNT, takes place in a “little town in Belgium” in a “square where nothing really happens.” TNT’s ad agency, Duval Guillaume Modem, placed a large red button there and invited passers-by to “Push to Add Drama.” The ad, which was released on April 11, has been shared over 4 million times.
4. Opera duo Charlotte & Jonathan — Britain’s Got Talent 2012 audition
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5. Call Me Maybe
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6. Catch the Ice Dude
This German man didn’t make quite the splash he was hoping for, when his attempted cannonball ended with a painful thud.
7. Somebody That I Used to Know
“Somebody That I Used to Know” is a smash hit itself. In fact, it’s one of YouTube’s most-viewed clips ever — it’s been shared over 17 million times.
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8. Best Job
Right before the London Olympics, Procter & Gamble released an ad praising mothers worldwide, and it’s an absolute tearjerker.
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9. Donna the Deer Lady
Donna the Deer Lady, as she’s now known, called up a local Fargo radio station and demanded to know why the Minnesota and North Dakota departments of transportation “allow these deer crossings to be in such high traffic areas.”
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10. Arrested Drunk Guy Sings Queen’s ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’

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