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	'''Smosh''' is a video-creating duo that has established fame on ]; ] (born ], ]) and ] (born ], ]). Smosh is the most subscribed channel of all time on ] (as of June 2007), with 120,000+ subscribers, over 25,000 more than any other channel.<ref></ref> Smosh's videos have been viewed by millions of people and have appeared on mainstream television. Padilla and Hecox both attend ] and live in ], a city near ].		'''Smosh''' is a video-creating duo that has established fame on ]; ] (born ], ]) and ] (born ], ]). Smosh is the most subscribed channel of all time on ] (as of June 2007), with 120,000+ subscribers, over 25,000 more than any other channel.<ref></ref> Smosh's videos have been viewed by millions of people and have appeared on mainstream television. Padilla and Hecox both attend ] and live in ], a city near ].

	Smosh's Pokémon Theme Music Video was once the most viewed video on YouTube~~, but it was removed due to a copyright claim by "Shogakukan Production Co. Ltd.". Before it was removed it had fallen down to fourth place~~. It had over 24 million views.		Smosh's Pokémon Theme Music Video was once the most viewed video on YouTube. It had over 24 million views.

	In March 2007, Smosh won the award for "Best Comedy of 2006"<ref></ref> with the video "Smosh Short 2: Stranded" in YouTube's first ever ].		In March 2007, Smosh won the award for "Best Comedy of 2006"<ref></ref> with the video "Smosh Short 2: Stranded" in YouTube's first ever ].
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	\| align="center" \| The duo's most popular video, with over 24 million views on YouTube as of June 2007. ~~Removed~~ on ~~the 11th of June 2007 due~~ to ~~copyright~~ ~~laws~~ by ~~Shogakukan~~ ~~Production~~ ~~Co.~~ ~~Ltd.~~ ~~The~~ ~~video~~ ~~can still be viewed on~~ ~~Smosh's~~ ~~website~~.		\| align="center" \| The duo's most popular video, with over 24 million views on YouTube as of June 2007. \|}*Were released to Youtube on ], ], but were created in the specified months.
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(Left to right) Ian Hecox & Anthony Padilla

Smosh is a video-creating duo that has established fame on YouTube; Anthony Padilla (born 16 September, 1987) and Ian Hecox (born 30 November, 1987). Smosh is the most subscribed channel of all time on YouTube (as of June 2007), with 120,000+ subscribers, over 25,000 more than any other channel. Smosh's videos have been viewed by millions of people and have appeared on mainstream television. Padilla and Hecox both attend American River College and live in Carmichael, California, a city near Sacramento.

Smosh's Pokémon Theme Music Video was once the most viewed video on YouTube. It had over 24 million views.

In March 2007, Smosh won the award for "Best Comedy of 2006" with the video "Smosh Short 2: Stranded" in YouTube's first ever YouTube Video Awards.

Smosh's alternate account on YouTube is IanH where they show clips of things they don't consider worth the attention of the masses that watch videos from their Smosh account. Smosh is popular enough that even this account is in the YouTube Top 100 Most Subscribed list at #71 with over 14,200 subscribers.

YouTube video chronology

2005

Title

Release Date

Length

Notes

1. "Power Rangers Theme"

August*

1:06

2. "Mortal Kombat Theme"

September*

3:20

3. "The Epic Battle: Jesus vs Cyborg Satan"

October*

7:30

First non-theme video.

4. "Pokémon Theme"

November 28

3:14

The duo's most popular video, with over 24 million views on YouTube as of June 2007. |}*Were released to Youtube on November 19, 2005, but were created in the specified months.

2006

Title	Release Date	Length	Notes
5. "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Theme"	January 25	3:05	First video filmed outside of Padilla's bedroom.
6. "Battleship"	February 8	3:07	First scripted video.
7. "Transformers Theme"	March 22	3:01	Last theme music video.
8. "Smosh Short 1: Dolls"	April 25	0:59
9. "The California Stereotype Experiment"	June 7	5:07	Introduced the "Shut up!" intro.
10. "Boxman"	June 25	5:19	First original music video.
11. "Smosh Short 2: Stranded"	August 23	2:14	Winner of the YouTube award for Best Comedy Video of 2006.
12. "The Best Car EVER"	September 24	4:24
13. "Food Battle 2006"	October 4	7:47	Longest video.
14. "That Damn Neighbor"	November 4	2:44
15. "Frankie Rogers Is James Bond"	November 9	2:17	Did away with the "Shut up!" intro.
16. "How Not to Make a First Impression"	December 4	2:15	Made for Logitech's "How to contest," which was hosted by Padilla and Hecox.
17. "How Not to Act on a First Date"	December 4	3:18	Made for Logitech's "How to contest."
18. "Feet for Hands"	December 13	2:43
19. "Boxman's Christmas"	December 19	3:12
20. "New Year's Eve PSA"	December 30	1:32

2007

Title	Release Date	Length	Notes
21. "Three Wishes"	January 6	2:41	Reintroduced the "Shut up!" intro.
22. "Axe Murderer"	January 19	2:39
23. "Easy Step"	February 3	2:25
24. "Sparky Goes to a Club"	February 18	3:53	First video consisting of illustrations.
25. "Spiderman, Spiderman"	March 2	0:53	Shortest video. Last video to show the LiveVideo ad.
26. "License Test"	March 16	4:07
27. "April First"	March 31	2:53
28. "Anthony Gets a Haircut"	April 7	5:11	Introduces Anthony's haircut cut by Ian.
29. "Handshake"	April 21	1:20
30. "Hardcore Max"	May 7	2:41
31. "Food Battle 2007"	May 29	5:34
32. "Transformers Rap"	June 15	3:28	Second Transformers-related video. 4th original music video.

Smosh.com

Smosh.com began in mid-2002 as a free forum for a group of high school friends in Carmichael, California. The forum now has over 50,000 members.

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