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According to AT&T, the most watched YouTube video channel in Maine is PewDiePie. What's a PewDiePie?!

It isn’t very often that a documentary becomes a hit with mainstream audiences, but that’s exactly what happened with Morgan Spurlock’s Super Size Me back in 2004. The documentary followed Spurlock on a month-long experiment in unhealthy diets, with the filmmaker eating exclusively at McDonald’s for weeks on end. The result was a smash hit: Super-Size Me grossed $11.9 million dollars  —  good for 25th all-time among documentaries  —  and even garnered an Academy Award nomination. More than that, though, is the effect the film had on the fast food industry, with publications like Refinery29 saying years later that Spurlock’s film likely helped companies “increase consumer awareness of size, as well as ingredients and nutrition.”

When we drive along the highways in northern Maine and western New Brunswick, there's always that possibility that a moose or deer will enter the roadway.

All over the world kids are getting back to basics when it comes to keeping themselves entertained. The latest fad involves zero screen time and a meager investment of approximately 99 cents for a plastic water bottle. The "Bottle Flipping" trend was started by North Carolina high school student Michael Senatore during his school's talent show...

"I saw it on the internet, so it has to be true."

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A Youtube video showed up over the weekend showing a man riding in a motor boat and eventually trying to ride a moose in shallow water. This is no joke. There is video proof. See for yourself.

We love you, YouTube! You're such a big part of our lives. To celebrate your 10th anniversary, let's take a look back at your highlights!

If you're a Mainer, you're proud of where you come from and how you were raised. I stumbled across this video on YouTube and got a kick out of it. I thought you might too!