He-Man sees
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| Original YTMND: Use Your Imagination |
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The He-Man sees fad started on the 5th of July 2006 by a user called shlammy (shlammy's user page) who uploaded the following YTMND entitled Use your imagination which consisted of a drawn image of He-Man and Teela looking at a blank space accompanied by the text "Draw what do you think Teela and He-Man see."; It looped a part of the musical soundtrack of the 1980s animated TV-series.
Origin
The image originates from a drawing context from the 1980s where people were invited to draw what Teela and He-Man see in the blank space.
What did He-Man and Teela really see?
Shortly after its creation, several spin-offs were uploaded offering their suggestions as to what Teela and He-Man really see. Most "He-Man Sees" fads incorporate elements from other YTMND fads such as Medieval, Captain Picard, Sean Connery, Milton's stapler, Muhammad with a bomb in his turban, and the NEDM cat. Others have them witness historical events such as the Battle of Hastings or Hitler's visit to Paris. One very original YTMND has He-Man and Teela see the Up-and-Coming section of the YTMND front page, which at the time of its creation listed nothing but He-Man sees YTMNDs. Another has them see one of JoshCube's "Owned" YTMNDs, while one has them see a gay looking David Hasselhoff. A couple of YTMNDs have them in situations where they can't see anything. Teela and He-man can't see shit depicts Teela and Heman without heads, while What He-Man and Teela Can't See shows them looking at the Banned YTMND.
Tribute to shlammy
On July 7th, shlammy uploaded a YTMND called OMG Advertising consisting of a tiled image of two gay men playing with a water hose. The image said "He's hot. He's here." and was accompanied by Tarzan Boy. Minutes later, a YTMND was uploaded, called He-Man sees an advertisement (tribute to shlammy) who combined shlammy's He-Man YTMND with the advertising YTMND and apparently dedicated it to shlammy. Perhaps the text "He's hot. He's here." is to be reinterpreted as referring to shlammy. The tribute got high ratings, but was quickly moved to the nsfw section and this way removed from the YTMND frontpage and sent into oblivion.
