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==Fad status==
 
==Fad status==
User [http://ytmnd.com/users/BTape BTape] started the P1ZZ4 Guy fad in early January. Several of them were popular, making top viewed and having good ratings overall. The new P1ZZ4 Guy sites since have been quite successful as well. The P1ZZ4 Guy fad became really popular when [http://ytmnd.com/users/sark76 sark76] donated $17.18 to a [http://pggdt.ytmnd.com/ popular P1ZZ4 Guy site] that was on top viewed, boosting its popularity further. The fad generally involves a Pizza Hut delivery guy with weird creatures (like the Domino's Pizza Noid) and a picture of comedian Donnell Rawlings saying "WHOA!" in ''Spider-Man 2.'' Rawlings is known as the "WHOA Guy" in the fad. In addition, two notes which can be heard at the very end of the clip are collectively referred to as "chord" and used for subtle comedic effect. The sounds used for the remixes come from [http://pizzatheft.ytmnd.com/ this classic style site] by State-of-Mind, containing Rawlings' scene from the movie. Many users temporarily stopped making P1ZZ4 Guy sites when user GucheHair created 16 accounts solely to downvote the P1ZZ4 sites off of the front page. GucheHair still remains on YTMND with a large number of alt accounts and still actively downvotes any P1ZZ4 Guy site to make sure nobody sees it. GucheHair also targets many other users (such as [[MasterSitsu]]), but no other specific fads.
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User [http://ytmnd.com/users/BTape BTape] started the P1ZZ4 Guy fad in early January of 2007. Several of them were popular, making top viewed and having good ratings overall. The new P1ZZ4 Guy sites since have been quite successful as well. The P1ZZ4 Guy fad became really popular when [http://ytmnd.com/users/sark76 sark76] donated $17.18 to a [http://pggdt.ytmnd.com/ popular P1ZZ4 Guy site] that was on top viewed, boosting its popularity further. The fad generally involves a Pizza Hut delivery guy with weird creatures (like the Domino's Pizza Noid) and a sound clip of comedian Donnell Rawlings saying "WHOA! He stole that guy's PIZZAS!" in ''Spider-Man 2.'' Rawlings is known as the "WHOA Guy" in the fad. In addition, two notes which can be heard at the very end of the clip are collectively referred to as "chord" and used for subtle comedic effect. The sounds used for the remixes come from [http://pizzatheft.ytmnd.com/ this classic style site] by State-of-Mind, containing Rawlings' scene from the movie.
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==See Also==
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*[[P1ZZ4 Guy/collection|Full list of P1ZZ4 Guy sites]]
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[[Category:Fads]]

Latest revision as of 09:39, April 19, 2012

P1ZZ4 Guy
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Original YTMND:
TH4T P1ZZ4 IS F0R DISPL4Y PURP0S3S 0NLY SIR
by BTape
January 07, 2007
Worthy Spinoffs:

Fad status

User BTape started the P1ZZ4 Guy fad in early January of 2007. Several of them were popular, making top viewed and having good ratings overall. The new P1ZZ4 Guy sites since have been quite successful as well. The P1ZZ4 Guy fad became really popular when sark76 donated $17.18 to a popular P1ZZ4 Guy site that was on top viewed, boosting its popularity further. The fad generally involves a Pizza Hut delivery guy with weird creatures (like the Domino's Pizza Noid) and a sound clip of comedian Donnell Rawlings saying "WHOA! He stole that guy's PIZZAS!" in Spider-Man 2. Rawlings is known as the "WHOA Guy" in the fad. In addition, two notes which can be heard at the very end of the clip are collectively referred to as "chord" and used for subtle comedic effect. The sounds used for the remixes come from this classic style site by State-of-Mind, containing Rawlings' scene from the movie.

See Also