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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Moviegoers have started complaining to studios about casting Jared Leto despite thousands of Hollywood fans claiming they dislike him in all of the major movies he has been cast in after the new He-Man “Masters Of The Universe” trailer gave a more detailed look into Leto’s character. Fan:...

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The golden age of YouTube you forgot about. "HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA" is the unofficial title of a 2005 animated music video in which the fictional superhero character He-Man sings a rendition of 4 Non Blondes' 1992 hit rock single "What's Up." Since entering online circulation in May 2005, the video has been widely used as a popular material for bait-and-switch trolling, while spawning hundreds of remixes, parodies and music video tributes. The music video was created by two animators at Slackcircus Studios, who were inspired by Eric Fensler's G.I. Joe PSA series, by pairing footage of the titular protagonist from the 1980s American cartoon series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe with American alternative rock band 4 Non Blondes' 1992 hit single "What's Up." On May 8th, 2005, the original copy of the video file was uploaded to the Something Awful forums under the title "Fabulous Secret Powers" The same month the video was uploaded, the creators also launched a faux blog allegedly written in 1995 by the renamed He-Man character, Prince Adam. The video was shared on the eBaum's World forums on May 22nd, 2005 as "He-Man Sings a Gay Song," and on February 11th, 2006, the video was uploaded to YouTube for the first time as "He-Man does 4 non-blondes." Later in 2006, another artist was inspired to create their own He-Man Sings video using Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody." On November 7th, 2010, a truncated two minute version with the intro, outro and dialogue removed was uploaded to YouTube as "HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA", becoming the most popular version of the video. As of today, this upload has more than 209 million views. This version is often used as a bait and switch link, in a similar manner to the Rickroll.

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I want to correct the narrative and misinformation that people are spreading from this live about “manly” comment. Lot of people are spreading a completely misinterpreted context of this situation. Jimin has NOT argued against being called manly. He “scolded” a fan who called him manly & then immediately laughed afterwards. He said you are not supposed to laugh after calling someone manly because that makes it seem like a joke. He didn’t say to not call him that and it is a completely made up narrative spread by huge number of people. It is shocking how many people never actually watched the full clip and just decided to go with the false “jimin told fan not to call him manly” narrative. His “issue” was fan laughing after saying it to him, not the word itself. Please don’t put words into Jimin’s mouth just so you can project the image you have on him. So many of you love putting him in the box and it is genuinely disrespectful. The both instances many people are using of jimin “arguing” against being called mainly were a joke w a fan/interviewer that people misinterpreted so they can project their own idea on him. Jimin has embraced being both masculine and feminine many times before and doesn’t have issues w either so stop lying on his name. He had always said he likes exploring different versions & sides of himself and owns both so don’t close him up in a box just because you are more comfortable with one side.

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