2005·Early YouTube·fail
Boom Goes the Dynamite
A student broadcast whose catchphrase has outlived every memory of the broadcast.
You might remember it as Brian Collins sportscast, student sports broadcast fail
This is the copy of it that this index holds. Whether it is the first is not established.
- SourceOrigin not yet established
- MediaPlayable from the source
What this was
A phrase classified under live-television, described as fail.
It first appeared in 2005, during early YouTube. The copy this index knows about is on YouTube.
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Grouped by explicit relationships where evidence exists, and by shared theme otherwise.
Behind the recordWhere it came from
Original source uncertain. This is the earliest copy currently known.
No original upload has been established for this record. The index is showing the earliest copy it currently knows about, and says so rather than guessing.
Not established. This index only names a creator where the evidence supports it.
- What happens
- A phrase classified under live-television, described as fail.
- Where
- Known on YouTube.
Other copies the index knows about. None is claimed to be the original.