Discover how and why the trio have been able to create a popular spin-off web series that (in many ways) is more successful than its progenitor.
Unfamiliar with KYM? Below’s a primer along with more details about the event. And be sure to RSVP for the meetup here.
Out of touch with 4chan’s /b/ board? Lost in friendly conversations about LOLcats? Not in tune with your social circle’s references to online epherma? Join the New York Web Television Meetup, Tilzy.TV, Urlesque, and the Know Your Meme crew for some serious internet pop culture edification.
Tonight, at the lovely confines of DROM, Kenyatta Cheese, Elspeth Rountree, and Internet Scientist Jamie Wilkinson will put their meme-knowing-prowess to the test as Urlesque’s numba one stunna Kelly Reeves grills them on what makes internet phenomenons phenomenal and what it takes to make a web series that works.
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