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Years Active: |
2002 - 2014 |
Most Offensive Videos was a content creator who started in 2002, specializing in gag dubs of classic Peanuts specials. Said dubs which are full of extremely vulgar & racist humor are the basic definition of Not Safe for Work. His content was known to predate LittleKuriboh & YouTube content, using the format of abridging but simply labeling it as a parody. His current status is unknown, but considered retired due to not posting for well over 10 years.
History[]
Most Offensive Videos had been producing comedy parodies on the internet. What apparently originally started as a VHS Video holiday card for a few friends in 2002 with "A Charlie Brown Kwanzaa" (similar to Trey Parker & Matt Stone of South Park Fame), quickly turned into an overnight viral video phenomenon on the internet, with collective views in the hundreds of millions. The holiday parodies have shocked & entertained audiences worldwide, while influencing mainstream comedy in film as well as television. Most Offensive Video's content seemed heavily inspired by a lot of black comedians such as Redd Foxx & Rudy Ray Moore (AKA Dolemite).
Despite being banned & deleted from every major social/video hosting network, Most Offensive Videos continues to fight for his online existence, & for their place in Internet/viral video history thanks to the dedicated legion of fans who continue to share the back catalogue of videos, as well as help promote his unique brand of comedy.
Projects[]
- A Charlie Brown Kwanzaa [2002]
- A Charlie Brown Kwanzaa Redux [2003]
- It's Martin Luther King Day Charlie Brown! [2003]
- Suck My Big, Black A** Charlie Brown! [2003]
- Rudolph The Five-Legged Reindeer [2004]
- How The Grinch Stole Kwanzaa [2005]
- It's The Great Dolemite Charlie Brown! [2006]
- It's Mothaf***in' Ramadan Charlie Brown! [2006]
- A Silent Night In Paris [2006]
- Beware of the Easter Ni**a Charlie Brown! [2007]
- Fanta Claus is Comin'... [2008]
- Jackie Robinson Is The First Black Baseball Player Charlie Brown! [2010]
- The Fat Albert Kwanzaa Special [2014]