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In a post titled “Minutes of Fame on YouTube” Eduardo Ochoa says he didn't have to film himself dancing ridiculously or falling into a creak to reach YouTube fame. Instead, he and his brother edited a summary of goals from the France - Korea match which ended up being the most watched video of the day.
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That’s a very creative way to use YouTube and also shows that we can load videos besides personal issues. Thanks por picking up ecuadorian contributions!