On September 29th, The Verge reported on the removal of the video, with Weedon providing additional comments in an interview with the publication. On September 28th, 2021, Paul Weedon tweeted that YouTube took down the original upload of the video due to "violent content." The company later rejected the appeal submitted by Weedon in which he pointed out that the video was "a part of internet culture." The announcement video received over 352,000 views on YouTube in three months (shown below). 2021, PWee28 posted a video announcing a documentary about the video. Another popular parody posted by kmlkmljkl used Peppa Pig and gained over 580,000 views (shown below, right). Over ten years since the original was posted, one of the most popular parodies, posted by Merlin Merlout on March 19th, 2018, features a cat and has gained over 2 million views (shown below, left). The video has long inspired parody videos on YouTube. On January 11th, 2015, a thread about the video was posted to Reddit and gained over 4,100 points. Įlsewhere online, the video was celebrated with a YTMND. On November 8th, 2007, a definition for the phrase was uploaded to Urban Dictionary (shown below). So, basically, what I was thinking of was… Ah fuck, I can't believe you've done this! Spread The video accumulated over 12 million in 14 years. On July 13th, 2007, YouTuber PWee28 (Paul Weedon) uploaded the original video of the teen getting punched (shown below).
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