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| − | {{lowercase|lol, internet}}
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| − | {{Fad Infobox|name=lol, internet
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| − | |image=http://content.ytmnd.com/content/2/e/9/2e9b23286da1ccad88f4252b7a1938a7.jpg
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| − | |original=steamsteamlol
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| − | |spinoff1=steamsteamie
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| − | |spinoff2=lolhmstitanic
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| − | |spinoff3=broadbandsteamlol
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| − | |spinoff4=lolsilentfilm
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| − | |spinoff5=lolrunninginthe90s
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| − | '''lol, internet''' or '''Steam Steam''' is a fad where people in fast moving vehicles laugh at certain objects or topics. A typical "lol, internet" YTMND would have a person in front of a rapidly animated and/or blurred background, with a speech bubble of the person saying "lol, {insert word here}". The song which identifies YTMNDs to this fad is Max Coveri's "Running in the Nineties".
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| − | The original YTMND which inspired the fad was created by Dunkinbean on March 7, 2005. It shows a hysterical Ronald McDonald in a blue car pointing diagonal upward, saying "lol, internet".
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| − | The [[PTKFGS]] version is called "omg, internet" and has Colonel Sanders riding in a golf cart, set to Golden Age by Max Coveri [http://internetomg.ytmnd.com]
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| − | [[Category:Fads]]
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