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A man has recreated the first ever YouTube video a whopping 20 years later and the differences are astounding. It’s crazy to think that the first video was posted to YouTube all the way back in 2005.

The first video uploaded on YouTube is titled “Me at the zoo,” and it shows one of the platform’s founders, Jawed Karim, admiring the elephants at the San Diego Zoo. Karim founded YouTube in ...

The global video-sharing platform started in 2005, with the first video uploaded to the site titled “Me at the zoo”, a 19-second clip featuring YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim in front of an ...

It was 20 years ago last week when the first YouTube video was uploaded. Entitled ‘Me at the Zoo’, the 19-second clip featured YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim in front of two elephants at San ...

By the way that very first video is still up, still unedited, and two decades later, it’s a reminder of how far we’ve come and how YouTube has become a sort of utility. Writes Viraj Mahesh ...

a grainy 19-second clip of YouTube co-founder Jawed Karim standing near an elephant enclosure at the San Diego Zoo. “Me at the zoo” became emblematic of one of the platform’s first core ...

To celebrate YouTube’s 20th anniversary, we present 15 videos that have shaped the history of the platform and the Internet. #1 Me at the Zoo – 2005 This is the very first video uploaded to YouTube by ...

On April 23, 2005, Karim uploaded the platform's first video titled ‘Me at the Zoo’—an 18-second clip of himself at San Diego Zoo that would become an important artifact in internet history. YouTube's ...

The Shades of Pink Foundation, a local organization backing those battling breast cancer in Southeast Michigan, is gearing up for its annual Walk at the Zoo event this weekend. In October 2024 ...

The domain YouTube.com launched on Valentine's Day that year. Video uploading capabilities were added on April 23, when Karim posted the first video, titled "Me at the Zoo." The 19-second clip showing ...