In 2008, before Tosh.0, before @midnight, and before the art of viral video became a mainstream trend, Brett Erlich hosted Viral Video Film School, a recurring segment on Current TV's InfoMania program. Erlich's witty takes on viral video trends proved to be popular, and his segment outlived InfoMania, which was cancelled in 2010 (Current TV is now know as Al Jazeera America.) Erlich continued to post new Viral Video Film School episodes until March 2012, when the channel went dormant. It has now returned with a new episode, where Erlich encounters the preponderance of sleepy children on YouTube. "Hey," says a shirtless, wide-eyed Erlich, "I like to watch kids sleep." He then shares a bunch of videos featuring children who tucker out in inopportune places: At the airport, in moving toy cars, and even standing up at the ski slope. He finishes his return episode by extending his focus to adults, who...
- 10/8/2014
- by Sam Gutelle
- Tubefilter.com
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