Difference between revisions of "PSP"

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PSP
Original YTMND:
Sony PSP
by boykicksgirl
April 1, 2005
Worthy Spinoffs:
It's not a defect, it's a fatality! It's not a feature, it's Half-Life Ammo! What is Love? It's a feature! It's not a feature, it's a space station! It's not a defect, it's 8-bit!
Used Music:
Franz Ferdinand - Take Me Out

Sony PSP was a YTMND by user boykicksgirl, created April 1st, 2005. It featured an animation of a person playing Ridge Racer on the PSP and the UMD disc popping out as they turned the PSP. Early builds of the PSP were notorious for having the UMDs fall out when jerked the wrong direction, as demonstrated in the image.

The YTMNDs zooming text reads "It's not a defect! It's a feature!", and is accompanied by a loop of Franz Ferdinand's "Take Me Out". "Take Me Out" was used in the PSP commercials in the United States.

Spinoffs of this fad commonly portray the the UMD disc being shot into other YTMND fads and affecting it in some manner.

PTKFGS

There are 2 versions of the PTKFGS equivalent. One version is called "Yes It Is A Defect!", using the song "The Fallen" by Franz Ferdinand. The other version of the fad featured instead the Nintendo DS system shooting out its game cartridge, with the song "Do You Want To" also by Franz Ferdinand.

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