Funny Cats On Youtube Biography
Source(Google.com.pk)ou’d think the reasons for something being funny were beyond the reach of science – but Google’s brain-box researchers have managed to come up with a formula for working out which YouTube video clips are the funniest.
Their algorithm has declared that a video of a cat appearing to say ‘no’ over and over again – called No No No No Cat - is currently the funniest.
The video only has just over 60,000 hits – which is small compared to the millions some clips clock up – but Google turned its attention to the comments users leave to gauge comedy value.
News travels fast in today’s age, and with that videos can become incredibly popular on the internet in a matter of hours, and retreat into obscurity in that same amount of time. The Kony 2012 video is the perfect example; it jumped from zero to 80 million views in in a few days at the beginning of March, and it was littering people’s Facebook news feeds. After its few days of internet glory, by the end of March it has become the Youtube equivalent of Stonehenge; ancient history. This is the fate of most internet fads except for the one constant we as a species can always rely on to provide us with unexplained joy and entertainment; funny cat videos.
Funny cat videos trump even the most important achievements in human history in terms of views on Youtube. Example number on
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