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There has been an increasing number of '''media sightings''' since YTMND's inception, much of it due to the fact that the site's humor is heavily influenced by pop culture and current events.
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==News==
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=== Reuters  ===
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On June 27, 2005, Reuters wrote [http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8366702/ an article] on [[Tom Cruise]] which made a reference to the ''Tom Cruise Kills Oprah'' YTMND. The site received further publicity when The Wall Street Journal published an article about YTMND, and mentioned several popular website creations, linking to many of them through their website. The original "Tom Cruise Kills Oprah" video, on which the YTMND is based, was mentioned on Dateline NBC's "The Mank Blog" segment, VH1's show "Web Junk 20", and CBC Newsworld's The Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos.
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|tcruiseko|Tom Cruise Kills Oprah}} by {{YTMND profile 2|miochza|miochza}}
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=== The Wall Street Journal ===
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On November 7th, 2005, The Wall Street Journal published [http://content.ytmnd.com/assets/pdf/ytmnd_article_wsj.pdf/ an article] about ytmnd.com and mentioned several popular YTMND creations, linking to many of them through their website.
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*{{link|ualuealuealeuale|Batman: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|mowtendoo|MowtenDoo}}
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*{{link|coulter|Coulter: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|refrozenseabass|RefrozenSeabass}}
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*{{link|mmooreualuealuealeuale|Michael Moore: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|denisnazgul|DenisNazgul}}
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*{{link|peewees|Pee Wee: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|thetikihead|thetikihead}}
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*{{link|stewartbreaksdown|Jon Stewart's: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|cronos|Cronos}}
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*{{link|gameboycameraluealeuale|Mario: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|ciancijr|Ciancijr}}
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*{{link|terryualuealuealeuale|Terry Schiavo: ualuealuealeuale}} by {{YTMND profile 2|peanut|Peanut}}
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*{{link|vaderfortune|Vader on Wheel of Fortune (refresh)}} by {{YTMND profile 2|saqibsaab|SaqibSaab}}
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*{{link|cnnoooooooo|This is CNNOOOOOOOO!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|oakdotoak|OakDotOak}}
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*{{link|mooreisfatduhimstoopidilikeanncoulterandchickenfries|Michael Moore is too easy to make fun of}} by {{YTMND profile 2|mastersitsu|MasterSitsu}}
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*{{link|sassysaddham|Saddam Movin' on up}} by {{YTMND profile 2|ninjaricflair|NinjaRicFlair}}
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*{{link|bushlobster|George Bush personally helps Katrina vicitims the best he can.}} by {{YTMND profile 2|aenimav|aenimav}}
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*{{link|yourethemannowdog|You're the man now, dog!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|max|max}}
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*{{link|picard|Picard Song}} by {{YTMND profile 2|shittymcshit|ShittyMcShit}}
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*{{link|pussycat|What's New Pussycat}} by {{YTMND profile 2|max|max}}
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*{{link|cuppycake|CUPPYCAKE GUMDROPS}} by {{YTMND profile 2|max|max}}
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*{{link|niggastolemybike|Nigga stole my bike, Punchout Remix}} by {{YTMND profile 2|cheapalert|CheapAlert}}
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Also, On February 13, 2006, The Wall Street Journal printed a full page article entitled [http://online.wsj.com/article_print/SB113926068429066414.html "The Problem With Parody"] and quotes Max with a mention of YTMND.
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=== CNN ===
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In December of 2005, CNN featured a segment where the owner of a recently deceased pet, [http://samugliestdog.com/ Sam, the World's Ugliest Dog of 2006] views a YTMND and is brought to tears.
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*{{link|sobeautiful|Sam, The Cutest Puppy Dog (as featured on CNN)}} by {{YTMND profile 2|danzart|danzart}}
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=== MSNBC ===
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After the 2006 FIFA World Cup, several YTMNDs related to the [[Zidane]] headbutt  were shown on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxZaZMa_Izg MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann.]  Neither the site, nor the creators were ever mentioned.
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|emca|epic materazzi counter attack}} by {{YTMND profile 2|hagey|Hagey}}
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*{{link|neszidane|NES Zidane}} by {{YTMND profile 2|cataclaw|Cataclaw}}
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*{{link|zidsm|Can You Find The Similar Between Zidane And Super Mario?}} by {{YTMND profile 2|ekshtrim|ekshtrim}}
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*{{link|mchammerzidane|MC Hammer hits Materazzi}} by {{YTMND profile 2|DrOgeguri69|DrOgeguri69}}
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=== The Washington Post ===
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YTMND was featured in [http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/07/29/AR2006072900041.html an article] for the July 30, 2006 issue of The Washington Post. The article describes how Goldberg conceived yourethemannowdog.com, its rise in popularity and the elements of a YTMND site.
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|yourethemannowdog|You're the man now, dog!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|max|max}}
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*{{link|picard|Picard Song}} by {{YTMND profile 2|shittymcshit|ShittyMcShit}}
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*{{link|shatneriskirk|SHATNER IS KIRK}} by {{YTMND profile 2|ottervomit|ottervomit}}
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=== CNET ===
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On August 5, 2006, CNET News reported on the Amazon "Awesome Milk" group YTMND event.  Encouraged by {{link|awesomemilk|Awesome Milk *now with YTMND comments*}} by {{YTMND profile 2|zuaxdion|Zuaxdion}}, several users left reviews for a gallon of [http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/customer-reviews/B00032G1S0 Tuscan Whole Milk] available on sale through [http://www.amazon.com Amazon] for $3.99.
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==Magazines==
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=== Stuff Magazine ===
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In the March, 2006 issue of Stuff Magazine, there is [http://ytmnd.com/info/media_sightings a mention] of the original "You're the Man Now Dog" website. YTMND was again mentioned in Stuff Magazine in June 2006 when a link to timetraveler.ytmnd.com was printed.
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|yourethemannowdog|You're the man now, dog!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|max|max}}
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*{{link|timetraveler|Safety Not Guaranteed}} by {{YTMND profile 2|axlbonbach|axlbonbach}}
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=== WIRED Magazine ===
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In the August 2006 issue of WIRED magazine, an article under the "Expert" column by the name of [http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/14.08/start.html?pg=13 "1 Web Site, 250,000 Idiotic Clips. LOL!"] was printed.  In the article, five of Max Goldberg's favorite ytmnds were mentioned, along with commentary from Max himself for each one.  The article's writer, James Lee,  can be quoted as saying "Repeat an image loop and a sound file - as 24-year-old Max Goldberg with You're the Man Now, Dog - and pretty soon you'll have 4 million visitors a month and 120,000 contributors uploading their own clips."
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|yourethemannowdog|You're the man now, dog!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|max|max}}
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*{{link|vadercoaster|NOOOller Coaster}} by {{YTMND profile 2|shadowsora|ShadowSora}}
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*{{link|lohanfacial|Lindsay Lohan doesn't change facial expressions. (final)}} by {{YTMND profile 2|splicevw|SpliceVW}}
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*{{link|steamsteamlol|lol, internet}} by {{YTMND profile 2|dunkinbean|Dunkinbean}}
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*{{link|blueballfixed|Blue Ball Machine(Classic Gif Returned)}} by {{YTMND profile 2|earthbounder|Earthbounder}}
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=== Bizarre Magazine ===
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In the August 2006 issue of [http://www.bizarremag.com Bizarre Magazine], YTMND was mentioned in an article regarding a recent [[MySpace Suicide]].
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|ballard|A Tribute to Josh Ballard (myspace kid)!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|zeocon|zeocon}}
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=== Entertainment Weekly ===
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In the August 25th 2006 issue of [http://www.ew.com Entertainment Weekly] YTMND.com was listed as the eight item on "The Must List"
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==Television==
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=== Attack of the Show ===
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On the February 29, 2006 episode of Attack of the Show, viewers were asked to "make a kickass YTMND" for the show's "user created" segment. In order for sites to qualify for this YTMND competition, members were required to add "aots" at the beginning of the site's URL.
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Mentioned YTMNDs:
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*{{link|aotsytpnd|You're the Pereira now, dog!}} by {{YTMND profile 2|scottendo|Scottendo}}
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*{{link|splosion|Big Splosion}} by {{YTMND profile 2|chronox|ChronoX}}
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*{{link|aotsafroninja|Afro Ninja Fails Again}} by {{YTMND profile 2|nightrose|nightrose}}
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*{{link|jimmythegeekaots|Jimmy the Geek doesn't change facial expressions}} by {{YTMND profile 2|zig|zig}}
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*{{link|aotsiwantytmnd|I Want YTMND}} by {{YTMND profile 2|syncan|syncan}} (announced as AOTS's favorite submission)
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=== Current TV ===
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In May of 2006, Current TV host and producer Max Lugavere was spotted wearing a [http://ytmnd.com/info/media_sightings YTMND T-shirt] on the network.
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==Internet==
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=== Game Revolution ===
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In March 2006, Game-Revolution held a contest for video game-themed YTMNDs. The winner won a PSP as a prize.

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There has been an increasing number of media sightings since YTMND's inception, much of it due to the fact that the site's humor is heavily influenced by pop culture and current events.

News

Reuters

On June 27, 2005, Reuters wrote an article on Tom Cruise which made a reference to the Tom Cruise Kills Oprah YTMND. The site received further publicity when The Wall Street Journal published an article about YTMND, and mentioned several popular website creations, linking to many of them through their website. The original "Tom Cruise Kills Oprah" video, on which the YTMND is based, was mentioned on Dateline NBC's "The Mank Blog" segment, VH1's show "Web Junk 20", and CBC Newsworld's The Hour with George Stroumboulopoulos.

Mentioned YTMNDs:

The Wall Street Journal

On November 7th, 2005, The Wall Street Journal published an article about ytmnd.com and mentioned several popular YTMND creations, linking to many of them through their website.

Also, On February 13, 2006, The Wall Street Journal printed a full page article entitled "The Problem With Parody" and quotes Max with a mention of YTMND.

CNN

In December of 2005, CNN featured a segment where the owner of a recently deceased pet, Sam, the World's Ugliest Dog of 2006 views a YTMND and is brought to tears.

MSNBC

After the 2006 FIFA World Cup, several YTMNDs related to the Zidane headbutt were shown on MSNBC's Countdown with Keith Olbermann. Neither the site, nor the creators were ever mentioned.

Mentioned YTMNDs:

The Washington Post

YTMND was featured in an article for the July 30, 2006 issue of The Washington Post. The article describes how Goldberg conceived yourethemannowdog.com, its rise in popularity and the elements of a YTMND site.

Mentioned YTMNDs:

CNET

On August 5, 2006, CNET News reported on the Amazon "Awesome Milk" group YTMND event. Encouraged by Awesome Milk *now with YTMND comments* by Zuaxdion, several users left reviews for a gallon of Tuscan Whole Milk available on sale through Amazon for $3.99.


Magazines

Stuff Magazine

In the March, 2006 issue of Stuff Magazine, there is a mention of the original "You're the Man Now Dog" website. YTMND was again mentioned in Stuff Magazine in June 2006 when a link to timetraveler.ytmnd.com was printed.

Mentioned YTMNDs:

WIRED Magazine

In the August 2006 issue of WIRED magazine, an article under the "Expert" column by the name of "1 Web Site, 250,000 Idiotic Clips. LOL!" was printed. In the article, five of Max Goldberg's favorite ytmnds were mentioned, along with commentary from Max himself for each one. The article's writer, James Lee, can be quoted as saying "Repeat an image loop and a sound file - as 24-year-old Max Goldberg with You're the Man Now, Dog - and pretty soon you'll have 4 million visitors a month and 120,000 contributors uploading their own clips."

Mentioned YTMNDs:

Bizarre Magazine

In the August 2006 issue of Bizarre Magazine, YTMND was mentioned in an article regarding a recent MySpace Suicide.

Mentioned YTMNDs:

Entertainment Weekly

In the August 25th 2006 issue of Entertainment Weekly YTMND.com was listed as the eight item on "The Must List"

Television

Attack of the Show

On the February 29, 2006 episode of Attack of the Show, viewers were asked to "make a kickass YTMND" for the show's "user created" segment. In order for sites to qualify for this YTMND competition, members were required to add "aots" at the beginning of the site's URL.

Mentioned YTMNDs:

Current TV

In May of 2006, Current TV host and producer Max Lugavere was spotted wearing a YTMND T-shirt on the network.


Internet

Game Revolution

In March 2006, Game-Revolution held a contest for video game-themed YTMNDs. The winner won a PSP as a prize.

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