Something is wrong with this girl

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On Youtube, A user by the name gongtheshow posted a video on November 3rd, 2010 titled "Something is wrong with this girl" showcasing a girl making multiple faces to her computer screen while laughing at herself. Many people really thought there was something wrong with this girl, until November 4th, 2010 where gongtheshow attached a video response to "Something is wrong with this girl" with an origin video which explained why this woman acted in the mannerism that was displayed in the video. Unfortunately, people didn't bother with the video response which led to the user JakeLeeProductions to "help clarify why this unknown girl was 'actin-a-fool' with her webcam".

The Origin Video contains a camera effect that twists the middle of the screen which warps the persons face (such as positioning yourself to make the "Troll" face) into ridiculous and cartoonish facial expressions.

After watching the Origin Video, it's understandable why she was laughing at herself, but what adds to the magic of this video is the fact that.. Her laugh is hideous. Just by hearing the laugh and what she says alone would make the average person lol. Moreover, as the video progresses, you hear Classical Music playing in the background which adds to the complete randomness of the video. All these elements (Facial Expression, Horrid Laugh & Classical Music) combine and creates a video that is lulzworthy.

It would be presumptuous to assume that the video is already a meme. It really depends on how far people will take it or if they'll use this video to add on already established memes. To be completely honest, only time can tell if this video is worthy to be called a meme, but for a video that came out of nowhere on November 3rd, it has already managed to pull in 103, 266 views.. 20, 000 of which were added from the moment I started writing this description to this VERY POINT. lol. It's exponential growth is quite noteworthy.

Origin Video – Added on Nov. 4th, 2010