These days this would be in a video with a clickbait thumbnail with someone shouting at you after a VPN sponsor ad.
Which would probably reach a wider audience and maybe give the creator a few quid to try other things. I love these kinds of articles (and wrote a few back in the day), but it's hard to see YouTube as a regression.
Nailing jelly to a wall: is it possible? (2007)
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#22I always heard it as "Jell-o", not "jelly".
There was a band called Green Jello that used the name for a decade until one of their songs became popular, then Kraft Foods sent them a C&D for trademark infringement and they had to change their name to Green Jelly.
They had a studio down on Vermont or something in LA and had to change the mural on the building to update the name.
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#25These days this would be in a video with a clickbait thumbnail with someone shouting at you after a VPN sponsor ad.
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#26The site's own comments section, which existed from 2006 to 2009: https://web.archive.org/web/20090422143519/http://www.greem....
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#30I always heard it as "Jell-o", not "jelly".
There was a band called Green Jello that used the name for a decade until one of their songs became popular, then Kraft Foods sent them a C&D for trademark infringement and they had to change their name to Green Jelly.