Difference between revisions of "A-ha"
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A-Ha was a musical group from the 1980's that focused on synth-pop fused with ballad and rock. In correspondence to YTMND, a fad was created most likely when A-Ha's music video for their one hit, "Take On Me" was parodied on an episode of Family Guy. This inspired YTMNDers to take the pencil-sketch animation style used in the original and parody videos, and apply it via Photoshop filters, hand-drawn sketches, etc. to current fads. A few YTMND sites that used A-Ha's style of animation made it to Top 15, but it was a large fad overall, with a few recurring sites still being created. | A-Ha was a musical group from the 1980's that focused on synth-pop fused with ballad and rock. In correspondence to YTMND, a fad was created most likely when A-Ha's music video for their one hit, "Take On Me" was parodied on an episode of Family Guy. This inspired YTMNDers to take the pencil-sketch animation style used in the original and parody videos, and apply it via Photoshop filters, hand-drawn sketches, etc. to current fads. A few YTMND sites that used A-Ha's style of animation made it to Top 15, but it was a large fad overall, with a few recurring sites still being created. | ||
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A-Ha was a musical group from the 1980's that focused on synth-pop fused with ballad and rock. In correspondence to YTMND, a fad was created most likely when A-Ha's music video for their one hit, "Take On Me" was parodied on an episode of Family Guy. This inspired YTMNDers to take the pencil-sketch animation style used in the original and parody videos, and apply it via Photoshop filters, hand-drawn sketches, etc. to current fads. A few YTMND sites that used A-Ha's style of animation made it to Top 15, but it was a large fad overall, with a few recurring sites still being created.
