It wasn't long after that that the video really started blowing up.” I guess a couple of people saw it and thought it was really funny, so they shared it. “I went away for the summer, and when I got home in August, I decided to check on the video, and there were a couple of hundred thousand views,” Karrel said. 22, 2007, Karrel waited for the video to upload, added some tags and pushed publish. Funnily enough, the only reason Karrel’s brother ever agreed to let him post the video on YouTube was because he didn’t think anyone would ever watch it outside of their close friends. After Karrel showed it to their mom and got a reaction out of her, he decided to upload it to a site called YouTube, where he’d seen funny videos in the same vein floating around. Karrel asked his brother if he would do it again so they could capture it on video, and although Owen thought the joke was dumb, he agreed. He started yelling at it, and I thought that was absolutely hilarious because it was in the moment.”
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“It was on one of those retro TV channels that plays older cartoons, and he actually started yelling at the screen the way it's heard in the video. “We were sitting on the couch and watching an episode of Pokémon on Saturday morning,” Karrel said. His 13-year-old self just thought it was funny to see his brother, a self-identified gamer, get upset over getting the identity of a Pokémon wrong. When asked about how the famous video came to be, Karrel claimed that it wasn’t a big deal, and we could almost hear him shrug his shoulders over the phone. “It feels weird to think it’s already been 10 years”
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