Difference between revisions of "Uber Hax"
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| − | The first ''Uber Hax'' YTMND was created by user [http://ytmnd.com/users/Bumbastic/ Bumbastic] on July 31st, 2005. While [[ | + | The first ''Uber Hax'' YTMND was created by user [http://ytmnd.com/users/Bumbastic/ Bumbastic] on July 31st, 2005. While [[piemanmoo]] can be accredited with increasing the popularity of the Uber Hax fad with [http://lolmindhax.ytmnd.com/ uber new mindhax lol], and [[fyrestorm]] with [http://katritahax.ytmnd.com/ UBER HAX!!1 : The Katrina/Rita Saga : Directors Cut], Bumbastic was the official first. |
| − | Uber Hax YTMNDs are dramatic depictions of scenes paired chronologically with semi-related leet|leetspeak, usually as if these particular scenes actually occurred in a multiplayer video game server. These YTMNDs traditionally have dramatic music, most commonly from "Pompeii" by E.S. Posthumus. | + | Uber Hax YTMNDs are dramatic depictions of scenes paired chronologically with semi-related [[leet|leetspeak]], usually as if these particular scenes actually occurred in a multiplayer video game server. These YTMNDs traditionally have dramatic music, most commonly from "Pompeii" by E.S. Posthumus. |
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| Original YTMND: uber new hax |
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The first Uber Hax YTMND was created by user Bumbastic on July 31st, 2005. While piemanmoo can be accredited with increasing the popularity of the Uber Hax fad with uber new mindhax lol, and fyrestorm with UBER HAX!!1 : The Katrina/Rita Saga : Directors Cut, Bumbastic was the official first.
Uber Hax YTMNDs are dramatic depictions of scenes paired chronologically with semi-related leetspeak, usually as if these particular scenes actually occurred in a multiplayer video game server. These YTMNDs traditionally have dramatic music, most commonly from "Pompeii" by E.S. Posthumus.
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