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Template:Infobox Internet celebrity Smosh is a duo of college students, Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox from Carmichael, California. They write, film, act in and edit their own skits and "music videos". As of December 2007, they are the most subscribed channel on YouTube, as well as the number one subscribed directors, with over 200,000 subscribers.
"Pokémon Theme" is one of Smosh's most notable works In June 2007, the video was removed due to a copyright claim by Shogakukan. The video received 24,732,537 views before its removal. The video can still be found on smosh.com.
References
External links
- Smosh's website
- Smosh's YouTube profile
- Smosh's alternate YouTube profile run for side content
- Smosh's MySpace profile
Resources
- "Smosh 'The Intertainers'" TIME Magazine
- "The first superstars of web TV" BBC News
- "Smosh Hit" The Sacramento Bee
- "Who makes short shorts? Anyone and everyone" The New York Times
- "Superstars of the Web" Interview Magazine
- "So you wanna be a director?" The Medium newspaper
- "YouTube launches its own Web stars" USA Today
- "Outrageous Video on the Tube" ABC News
- "You Tube Video Award Winners (video link)" NBC Today Show
- "You Tube Video Award Winners" CBS Early Show
