Doggface208 Dreams video
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2020·Short-form and streams·skill
The defining TikTok of its year, and the clearest case of a short video reviving a fifty-year-old song.
At a glanceThe facts
- Remembered as
- Doggface208
- Spread in
- 2020
- Began as
- A video upload
- Where it started
- TikTok
- Format
- Video
- Made by
- Nathan Apodaca, of Idaho
- The song
- Dreams by Fleetwood Mac, a US number one in 1977
- Origin
- Origin not yet established
- Available
- Playable from the source
Why it matteredWhat changed
A short video of a man on a skateboard put a 1977 song back in the American top twenty.
TimelineIn order
- Made
Dreams reaches number one on the Billboard Hot 100. It is Fleetwood Mac’s only US number one.1
- Posted
Nathan Apodaca’s truck breaks down on the way to work. He films himself finishing the journey on a skateboard, and the video is watched more than fifty million times.1
- Record
Dreams re-enters the Hot 100 at number 21, forty-three years after it was released, and climbs to number 12.1
What it createdWhat came out of it
- Mick Fleetwood, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks each posted their own response on TikTok.1
- Ocean Spray gave him a new pickup truck.1
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Why it is here: something the internet still knows by name · a moment that changed what the internet did next · it got out of its own corner of the internet fast · still being watched and quoted years later
Originally published on TikTok. The version shown here is a later copy, posted by the creator to YouTube.
Where it came fromWhat we know
Original source uncertain. This is the earliest copy currently known.
View the creator's copy on YouTube
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.
SourcesWhat was read
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