Difference between revisions of "Hermione and conan"

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"Hermione and Conan" was a fad that sprang up after user {{ytmnduser|tigerman}} made the original YTMND "[http://emmawatsonconan.ytmnd.com Hermione and Conan Raise the Roof]" on July 13, 2007, which consisted of a short clip of Emma Watson and Conan O' Brian sarcastically dancing during his interview of her on July 12, 2007.  The loop was set to Tube and Berger's Straight Ahead, already famously associated with Conan O' Brian on YTMND.  The fad was born when users began creating sites featuring Watson and O' Brian dancing in other contexts such as at a rave or a disco, each with their own individual accompanying music.
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"Hermione and Conan" was a minor fad that sprang up after user {{ytmnduser|tigerman}} made the original YTMND "[http://emmawatsonconan.ytmnd.com Hermione and Conan Raise the Roof]" on July 13, 2007, which consisted of a short clip of Emma Watson and Conan O' Brian sarcastically dancing during his interview of her on July 12, 2007.  The loop was set to Tube and Berger's Straight Ahead, already famously associated with Conan O' Brian on YTMND.  The fad was born when users began creating sites featuring Watson and O' Brian dancing in other contexts such as at a rave or a disco, each with their own individual accompanying music.

Revision as of 08:44, July 16, 2007

Hermione and conan
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Original YTMND:
Hermione and Conan Raise the Roof
by tigerman
July 13th, 2007
Worthy Spinoffs:

"Hermione and Conan" was a minor fad that sprang up after user tigerman made the original YTMND "Hermione and Conan Raise the Roof" on July 13, 2007, which consisted of a short clip of Emma Watson and Conan O' Brian sarcastically dancing during his interview of her on July 12, 2007. The loop was set to Tube and Berger's Straight Ahead, already famously associated with Conan O' Brian on YTMND. The fad was born when users began creating sites featuring Watson and O' Brian dancing in other contexts such as at a rave or a disco, each with their own individual accompanying music.