Christmas Tube

In today's issue of St. Louis Post-Dispatch there is an article about alternative videos for the Christmas found on YouTube. Many of them reveal American traditions of celebrating holidays, especially Christmas, which is celebrated here on December 25th. How the dog can spoil the shot: A skillful dog helps the family to get rid of holiday wrapping: The Christmas Tree is an obligatory element of the holiday...or the consumer culture? Some videos are hard to find (why didn't they embed player on the site or publish links?). I was lost amidst videos with similar titles while seeking for Let Me Out! (duration: 6:49) about the third-year-boy, whose head got stuck in the fence. Lazy Tuesday, I Love a Piano Style is a parody of "Chronicles of Narnia (Lazy Sunday)", staged on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" show, which spoofs American lifestyle: The trailer of "A Christmas Story" classic is recut into "A Christmas Gory" (Gory - involving bloodshed and killing): Is it possible to make the scenes from "A Charlie Brown Christmas" simultaneous with Outkast's song "Hey Ya!"? It appears that possible... And it is done perfectly! You don't love ads, don't you? Then check out this new year tree offer (beware of the language)... Hanukkah is a Jewish holiday (which they observe instead of Christmas). Now listen to some Christmas carols in an interesting performance: Santa is a...ninja? A tribute to political correctness: a song for all holidays in this time of the year.