Difference between revisions of "Talk:NEDM"

Revision as of 13:44, August 31, 2006

hmmm really needs stratos-the-bratos's the-nedm-has-you.ytmnd.com in there (i think that might be the url). he was the one who added in the Sam voice to the clip I was using. also i had the first NEDM site featuring happy cat, and stratos used that image for his site. also i don't know if should add that stuff so i'll just post here and hope someone sees it -moheevi

Also, cocks Xioyux 13:36, July 12, 2006 (CDT)

well bitches...at least it's more historically accurate (but maybe with more spelling errors).--Moheevi 23:11, July 13, 2006 (CDT)

about that original pic - it's not actually a firefighter saving a cat from a burning building, if I remmember correctly from the russian news it was a cat stuck in a ventilation shaft or seomething like that in Moscow, winter 2004/05 I believe? The cat was there for hours until it was finally rescued & it was really frozen almost to the bone. It was in the news on the net I think, but it's really hard to find the original article(s)... Origins of this image really concern me... Anyone volunteer to discover them? -IJK_Principle 18:41, July 28, 2006 UTC+1

It seems that some people believe that I've taken undeserved credit for creation for the fad. To set the record straight, I've never claimed to make NEDM what it is, or even to engineer the fad (which was Moheevi's doing for the most part). I will acknowledge however, that my comment fell victim to a bizarre sort of internet butterfly effect. To be honest I had no idea what NEDM was until a friend (Officer Cooper) linked me to the Investigation and was said "dude... you're never going to believe where NEDM came from". Having held at least some part (though very small) in creating ytmnd history, I thought it was appropriate to create "NEDM: Revelations" offering my personal point of view on the matter. In summary: "**** off, haters." I know NEDM is not my baby. - Titanium-Gecko -

New section

Should we add a section about how some people think NEDM supports the original cat burning? - Numbr1rater

Cat Burning Linking

Okay, theyre are people on YTMND who are starting to link to the Cat burning video thats deep within the Annals of consumption Junction.com. Myspace.com also has the video which people are linking to. someone donated money to one of the YTMND's featuring the cat burning, making it impossible to delete. This has to be placed in here.--Strongbad20212000 22:59, August 2, 2006 (CDT)

• Okay, someone linked to the Cat burning video here. WHY???!?!--Strongbad20212000 15:22, August 9, 2006 (CDT)

The real meaning behind NEDM.

I really think that there is still a lot of confusion on NEDM that needs to be cleared up.

While its true that Titanium Gecko had a particular viewpoint on animal cruelty, the real reason the fad was started was because of his decision to downvote people who upvoted the site because he assumed that anyone who 5'd the site condoned the burning of cats. (He also assumed that I did as well) and the fact that he didn't really understand the YTMND for anything past the image of the cat burning. I think the explanation of NEDM at the end is really showing the bias in this article. And seeing how Titanium Gecko has been editing this page; I can see why.

At this point, the NARVs and others who don't understand the NEDM fad see it as only the idea that nothing condones the burning of cats (not even Doom music), which is purely the assumption that doom music was intended to justify a cat burning in the first place. The concept of misinterpretation needs to be discussed further.

Some other facts not mentioned in the wiki

The original cat site was sponsored for 10 dollars.

The majority of people who downvoted the site assumed that Baron made the cat burning Video.

--Baron 00:07, August 22, 2006 (CDT)

nevermind max deleted it.

NEDM outside YTMND (An external fan site)

http://notevendoommusic.com/ I do not know who made this, but should this link be added or a section about "NEDM outside of YTMND" be made? --Southpark 14:44, August 31, 2006 (CDT)