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status with the creation of ytmnds featuring the cat, its keyboard and associated music Jean-Jaques Perrey's ''Brazilian Flower''. Other users maintain that '''catonakeyboardinspace''' remains one-of-a-kind as sites featuring the catonakeyboard remain relatively rare, though they are gaining popularity and tend to bring in high ratings. | status with the creation of ytmnds featuring the cat, its keyboard and associated music Jean-Jaques Perrey's ''Brazilian Flower''. Other users maintain that '''catonakeyboardinspace''' remains one-of-a-kind as sites featuring the catonakeyboard remain relatively rare, though they are gaining popularity and tend to bring in high ratings. | ||
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*[http://www.whatyouseeforalleternity.ytmnd.com/ The New Ruler Of Hell] | *[http://www.whatyouseeforalleternity.ytmnd.com/ The New Ruler Of Hell] | ||
Revision as of 22:59, February 7, 2007
| Cat On A Keyboard In Space | |
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| Creator: | napalmnabuco |
| Created on: | September 18, 2006 |
| Sound origin: | Jean-Jaques Perrey |
| Image origin: | Space |
| Profile | |
Background
Cat On A Keyboard In Space or perhaps more accurately catonakeyboardinspace, is a unique ytmnd that made its debut in the fall of 2006. It quickly gained attention due to its perplexing nature and curious subdomain whatyouseewhenyoudie. These combined elements distinguished its significance to users and in some cases even stirring deep philosophical feelings within them.
With the aid of several sponsors, it gained much popularity and recognition in the days following its creation. Today it remains (more or less) an example of an independently successful ytmnd; a testament to the potential of original creativity.
Disputed Status
There is some speculation as to whether or not attempts have been made to elevate catonakeyboardinspace to Fad status with the creation of ytmnds featuring the cat, its keyboard and associated music Jean-Jaques Perrey's Brazilian Flower. Other users maintain that catonakeyboardinspace remains one-of-a-kind as sites featuring the catonakeyboard remain relatively rare, though they are gaining popularity and tend to bring in high ratings.
