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|title2=Sheet Music Fails at Sheet Music
|title3=The postal service fails at life and stamping
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|title3=Free Windows Xp Key
|title4=Dr Zoidberg Fails at Life
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|title4=The postal service fails at life and stamping
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The "'''fails at life'''" fad was one of ytmnd's late fads in 2004.  The original "fail at life" site showed a person cosplaying as Cloud Strife, but the site was deleted in 2005 when accounts were deleted for upvoting/downvoting.  The soundfile used was the "fail" music from The Price is Right when a person loses a game.
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'''Fail''' or '''"Fails at Life"''' is a fad that depicts various instances of failure accompanied by The Price is Right's losing horns.  Images used for fail sites are usually static, and they often consist of either pictures imported from other websites or printscreened images with MS Paint captions.  The "fails at life" concept did not originate with YTMND, but much like the [[Emo_(fad)|emo]] fad, it caught on quickly and adopted a unique take on the subject.
  
After the original "fail at life" site, many followed at a high rate.  Most of the sites required little effort and recieved low ratings, but nonetheless, others joined inSites always had "fail/fails at life" in the title.
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The original site showed a person cosplaying as Cloud Strife, but the site was deleted in 2005 when accounts were deleted for upvoting/downvoting.  After the original fail site, many followed at a high rate.  Part of the appeal is likely due to the ease with which one can create a fail siteEarly sites tend to follow a specific formula of "x fails at life", but later sites tend to apply the broader formula of "x fails at y".
  
After the relaunch of ytmnd in 2005, "fail at life" sites continued to pop upSome of these sites did not have "fail at life" in the title, and others used the "failure" sound clip at the end of another sound clip.
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While many sites with "fail" in the title use the Price is Right horns, there are also {{y|pythonnfl|many}} that choose their own audio, typically more related to the topic of the site (though {{y|zoidbergfails|some}} sites will still use the fail horns at the end)Conversely, there are many sites without "fail" in the title that use the fail horns; these have more of an implied fail and are typically designed so that the viewer won't know it's a fail site before viewing it, such as {{y|greeddayowned|this one}}.  One of the most famous and innovative uses of the fail sound is in [[HTTP 404 MAN NOT FOUND (DOG)]].
  
Today, most sites that use the "failure" music are considered to be of poor quality.  To reflect this, some ytmnd users have created sites that parody fails at life [http://rummyfail.ytmnd.com].
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Most sites that use the fail music are considered to be of poor quality.  To reflect this, some ytmnd users have created {{y|rummyfail|sites that parody}} "fails at life".
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== External Links ==
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[http://failblog.org/ FAIL Blog]: A collection of various fails. You have to provide your own music, though.
  
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Latest revision as of 08:44, April 19, 2012

Fail
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Original YTMND:
furries fail at life  
by kingawesome 
May 1, 2004  
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Fail or "Fails at Life" is a fad that depicts various instances of failure accompanied by The Price is Right's losing horns. Images used for fail sites are usually static, and they often consist of either pictures imported from other websites or printscreened images with MS Paint captions. The "fails at life" concept did not originate with YTMND, but much like the emo fad, it caught on quickly and adopted a unique take on the subject.

The original site showed a person cosplaying as Cloud Strife, but the site was deleted in 2005 when accounts were deleted for upvoting/downvoting. After the original fail site, many followed at a high rate. Part of the appeal is likely due to the ease with which one can create a fail site. Early sites tend to follow a specific formula of "x fails at life", but later sites tend to apply the broader formula of "x fails at y".

While many sites with "fail" in the title use the Price is Right horns, there are also many that choose their own audio, typically more related to the topic of the site (though some sites will still use the fail horns at the end). Conversely, there are many sites without "fail" in the title that use the fail horns; these have more of an implied fail and are typically designed so that the viewer won't know it's a fail site before viewing it, such as this one. One of the most famous and innovative uses of the fail sound is in HTTP 404 MAN NOT FOUND (DOG).

Most sites that use the fail music are considered to be of poor quality. To reflect this, some ytmnd users have created sites that parody "fails at life".

External Links

FAIL Blog: A collection of various fails. You have to provide your own music, though.