SHEEN or GADDAFI?
2011-03-04 · John · watch on YouTube · Pop culture · comedy performance
Lower-confidence wave
2011 videos did not pass the QA gate (17 %); their analysis is shown but less reliable.
John launches an annotation game, 'Sheen or Gaddafi?', in which viewers guess whether a quotation was said by Charlie Sheen or Muammar Gaddafi, starting with 'Every great movement begins with one man, and I guess that's me.'
What is said
00:00:05 — The 'Sheen or Gaddafi?' game: rules, first quotation, click the annotation to guess
- ★★★ John announces a game, 'Sheen or Gaddafi?', a voyage into contemporary narcissistic megalomania: guess whether each quotation was said by Charlie Sheen or Muammar Gaddafi. (playful) — 00:00:05
- ★ To keep the game challenging, John says he will translate Gaddafi's quotations from Arabic, since otherwise the giveaway would be whether it is in Arabic. (playful) — 00:00:20
- ★★ John's first quotation: 'Every great movement begins with one man, and I guess that's me' - who said it, Sheen or Gaddafi? The answer is left to the annotations. (playful) — 00:00:34
- ★★ John tells viewers to turn on annotations and click 'Sheen' or 'Gaddafi' to guess who said it. — 00:00:43
Humor (dominant)
- John will translate Gaddafi's quotations from Arabic to make the game challenging. — 00:00:24 > «"Is it in Arabic?" would be the primary question you would be asking.»
Threads in this video
- origin · John's 'Sheen or Gaddafi?' quotation-guessing game, the title bit (2011) — John introduces 'Sheen or Gaddafi?', the title game: guess whether a grandiose quotation was said by Charlie Sheen or Muammar Gaddafi. (00:00:00)
- open · John asks viewers to guess whether quotations were said by Charlie Sheen or Muammar Gaddafi, via annotations (March 2011) — John asks viewers to guess whether each quotation was said by Charlie Sheen or Muammar Gaddafi by clicking an annotation. (00:00:43)
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