Obama's speech makes YouTube history and is the MOST WATCHED video in the world today!!!

[RiverStone]

OBAMA'S SPEECH MAKES YOUTUBE HISTORY...Barack Obama's "A More Perfect Union" speech is the most popular video in the world today, drawing an unusual 1.2 million full views in its first 24 hours on YouTube – double the views of the next most popular clips. YouTube only counts visitors who watch an entire video, so hundreds of thousands of additional visitors probably watched part of the 37-minute address.

While commentators and Democratic leaders predict that "A More Perfect Union" will ultimately be seen as a historic contribution to American race relations, it is already making history in YouTube politics. At this pace, it will be the most watched contemporary political speech in Internet history. In about a day, it is already the second most viewed item on Obama's innovative YouTube channel, which boasts 810 videos and 13 million channel views. (For comparison, that is nine times the views of Clinton's channel and 21 times the views for the McCain channel.)

Obama's all-time top video, a 4-minute response to President Bush's State of the Union recorded exclusively for YouTube, ultimately drew 1.3 million views. An Obama aide tells The Nation that video took about two weeks to reach one million views -- this longer Philadelphia address broke one million views in a single day, with visitors voting it the top rated and most "favorited" video on YouTube. And over at MSNBC.com, an excerpt of Obama's speech was also the most popular clip, drawing over 360,000 views.

more:

http://www.thenation.com/blogs/campaignmatters?pid=300367

The most popular video on YouTube has no lip-synching Chinese teenagers, no babies falling over, no drunk cats: It's Barack Obama's speech on race.

So far, the Obama speech has been clicked on 1.6 million times —though it's not possible to tell whether viewers watched all 37 minutes.

more:

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=88650809

Not all watchers are Obama supporters, but all who watch will hear Obama! His own eloquent words are the very best we can do to promote the man and the message.

The world is watching! :think: :applause: :kick:

[Noirceuil]

1. Yes....

All who hear the mighty Obama will be swayed by the sheer magic of his oratory...until they see that Jeremiah Wright clip again and ask "What kind of man exposes his two young daughters to hate-speech every Sunday?"

[WolverineDG]

2. The ones who ask that usually

take their kids to a church that preaches hate against homosexuals, feminists, liberals, & anyone who doesn't look or think like they do, but are okay with that because their preacher is white.

dg

[msongs]

5. more likely because their preacher is christian...black or white nt

[beezlebum]

100. i think it's the context.

i also think wright's "hate speech" was blown out of proportion- yeah, b/c he's black, and so is obama.

case in point:
when jerry falwell (et al white dudes) said, "america deserved katrina/9/11" he was citing the wrath of god. he was saying that new orleanians deserved hellfire and brimstone by the hand of GOD for tolerating homosexuality and embracing debauchery and hedonism and "sins" of the like. and yet, he was still a "well-respected" preacher among the right wing, and it even fed their rhetoric. evangelicals thrive off of these bigoted "sins" and preaching this type of hatred.

when jeremiah wright said, "america deserved 9/11/god damn america," he was citing the wrath of humanity. he was saying that people wouldn't stand to be raped and murdered and imprisoned and tortured and stolen from, that they would fight back with awful events like 9/11.

he was condemning far greater, more relevant and UNIVERSAL sins- not just biblical sins, but sins that evangelicals either disregard or SUPPORT, like war, oppression, imprisoning and even executing innocent people b/c of their skin color (indoctrinated murder), making unfair laws that put the impoverished at major disadvantages, AIDS (and i remind people again of tuskegee/syphilis), and so on, and the RIGHT portrayed him as "anti-american and racist," and the right of the LEFT WING agreed and/or took advantage of it, and used it to paint obama as "too black" to win the nomination b/c it "won't play with middle america." :eyes:

the same middle america, i might note, who make up the numbers in the congregations of jerry falwell's and pat robertson's subordinates, who the thought of an obama presidency wouldn't have played well with anyway.

most don't want to admit that he's right, and those deciding he's anti-american or racist are either too lazy to investigate the context or don't want to admit that they are personally insulted as white people.

no, i'm not surprised bigots wouldn't vote for him, but that should not change how most of his supporters already felt. (speaking of white middle class conservatives, my husband, a lifelong middle class conservative, is still, even after pastorgate, supporting barack obama).

wright doesn't strike me as some smarmy preacher. he's the kind i can respect, b/c he's talking about real sins here, deserving of condemnation. his speech may be a tad on the inflammatory side, but at the heart of what he's actually saying, i think i could happily bring my white middle class kids to his church any sunday, and i'm not even christian.

there's no there there, man, in terms of "hatred."

(on edit: paragraph breaks and grammar...)

[tabatha]

14. good point

and the people who listen to hateful-white speech go on the web and post hateful comments

[Noirceuil]

20. Not quite...

Certainly, right-wing churches have mastered the art of hate, but normal people are wondering how Obama could take his daughters to a church that preaches that the U.S. government invented AIDS as a genocidal weapon against blacks, and that's a relatively mild claim compared to the other sermons.

[WolverineDG]

25. Keep telling yourself that

and buh bye.

dg

[dmr]

56. Normal people are not stupid

Normal people can put it all into context.

Normal people can see through most the bullshit; growing weary of those who race bait against a man who gracefully speaks of unity.

[tabatha]

75. Please repeat this to yourself 100 times

Obama was not in church at the time.

Most of the time, Wright's sermons were positive.

[Greyskye]

3. Damn you guys make it easy.

*plonk*

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[tabatha]

8. It is NOT every sunday.

Obama was not there for the hateful speech.
Can you not read and comprehend.

Obama has been to that church for 20 years - and he is the least hateful of all three candidates.

[David__77]

10. You do a disservice to your candidate.

I'm trying very hard to dissociate her from your style of "advocacy."

[Froward69]

13. With guys like jerry fallwell

endorsing mcaint and you freepers pushing just one minster (wright)... you have no depth to your post. nor are willing to admit it is a NON issue come the GE.

[Barack_America]

15. How does FreeRepublic get along without all you guys?

Or are you all just pulling double shifts at the two sites.

Do you ever get your freeper and du characters mistaken and almost out yourself? Or are the characters the same (just without the I HEART McCain stuff)? I wouldn't be surprised. The two sites are frighteningly similar lately.

[backscatter712]

16. *plonk*

[Bodhi BloodWave]

24. can you prove Wright preaches hate every sunday, if not retract that claim n/t

[roguevalley]

35. 66 posts. why am I not surprised.

[sudopod]

37. Better get off the internets

You'll miss the 700 club.

[Jane Austin]

38. I've never attended a church where the kids stayed

for the sermon.

They always leave for kids' activities in the parish house.

[Divernan]

58. Absolutely - kids have their own little bible study classes.

[TrogL]

76. Kids stay for the sermon at my church

No Sunday School.

[pnwmom]

108. Yeah, well, different churches do different things. Kids stay at my church. n/t

[Crunchy Frog]

41. Awe, here, have some of these.

[stillcool]

48. You have that problem.

I think people are born with it...a heredity kind of thing. Some people grow out of it, but for some it's a life-long affliction.

[Zhade]

64. The clintons INVITED Wright to the White House. Your manufactured scandal is over.

Ha ha, clinton's still losing, you fail!

[ExPatLeftist]

99. Every Sunday...?

Let's see some evidence of that.

Several people have come out and stated that this was not a typical Wright sermon. Obama has said that he was not present when such things were said.

But hey, if your game is spin, exaggeration and using his own children to make a twisted political point, then have at it. As for me, I prefer an intelligent and mature dialog to drive-by politics. And I am beginning to believe that Obama can change the tone of such debates as well as being a great president.

The days of smear and fear can be gone - if you want it.

[pnwmom]

107. Spoken like someone who's never read a single entire sermon by Wright --

much less twenty years worth of weekly sermons.

[BeliQueen]

113. If you watch the video...

and canvas the crowd you will see that not a lot of children are in the audience.

Perhaps this church is progressive enough to know that children should have a separate service where they're more engaged.

Plus when does preaching history from the pulpit constitute hate-speech?

[David__77]

6. There were some posters giddy that Wright's comments went "viral."

But they're not saying the same thing about Obama's speech.

[SKKY]

7. Oh God. I can hear the Right Wing spin now..

"He unites the world! He's the Anti-Christ!"

[Froward69]

18. Then the response is

Jerry fallwells anti American rhetoric? (America DESERVED 9-11, New Orleans DESERVED Katerina... Jerry fallwell)

Mute in the GE

[gayron]

9. That means

That there are more people to see it as a save my butt speech!

[MethuenProgressive]

11. More people watched the 'Stop Picking On Britanty!' youtube video.

So, your point is?

[RiverStone]

19. The man on point is Obama - and the meaning is in the message

Either you get it or you don't.

[MethuenProgressive]

23. So... the 'Stop Picking On Britanty!' kid will be the next President...

...because of the huge number of his you-tube hits?

[Tarheel_Dem]

26. MP, I used to think you were on of the more rational Clinton supporters

but you've become as narrow minded & hateful as your compadres. If you can't see the significant difference between a Britney video, and Obama's speech, then I'd say you've lost all sense of objectivity.

When is the last time you heard of that number of hits for a "POLITICAL" video? You're posting nonsense these days, and it's really beneath you. This video is being shared far & wide and is having a definite impact, contrary to what the naysayers had hoped.

[walldude]

30. Um.. when in recent history has a political figure

received as much or more attention than the latest Britney or Paris scandal? What makes this bit of info interesting is that people are paying as much attention to politics as they are to celebrity scandals.

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[MethuenProgressive]

44. I'm glad the majority of DU's Obama supporters are nothing like you, Buzz Clik.

Now head back to Youtube and keep hitting the refresh button, like good Follower.

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[WritingIsMyReligion]

63. In its first DAY on YouTube?

:shrug:

[mudesi]

65. .

[Barack_America]

12. That 1.2 million Americans would watch a 37-minute discussion on race relations...

...in this country (in a single day), gives me HOPE!

:woohoo:

[Buzz Clik]

34. Indeed. Adults acting like adults? Amazing.

[1776Forever]

17. Salute to Obama for this speech! It will live forever as a historical experience!

:patriot:

[backscatter712]

21. Good to see this speech has an audience.

The MSM is working hard to see it doesn't have an audience, but it's good to see that there are real alternatives to the media oligopoly now.

[adoraz]

22. Views: 2,087,496!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWe7wTVbLUU&feature=related

[Mme. Defarge]

27. 13,000,000 Views!

Mais c'est incroyable! Translation: Unf*ingbelievable!

[RiverStone]

28. As an American and a Democrat...

I'm so proud that for a change, the WORLD is seeing an enlightened politician rather then the usual dribble from Shrub and Shooter.

Obama has the capacity to advance in a positive way how we are seen in the world view - and that is something we desperately need.

[blogslut]

29. cool

As was said upthread, the count is well over 2 million now.

[Bonobo]

31. Ha ha! As one Crazy Hil supporter here said, "Worse than the Romney speech".

They wish Hillary could come across as sincere.

[Buzz Clik]

32. I was lucky enough to watch it live on the tv. My other half caught it on YouTube.

History, you know.

[ekwhite]

81. That is the same feeling I got when I watched it

I felt as if I was watching history in the making.

[PerfectSage]

36. Over 2 million now

:kick:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pWe7wTVbLUU

GObama!
Go Dean's 50 State Strategy!
Go Grassroots!

[EFerrari]

39. I really want this strong centered person to be our president.

There. I finally said it.

lol

[quakerboy]

40. What, more than the Wright video that went "VIRAL"

and made Obama such a pariah that even Pat Buchanan would attack him?(sarcasm)

[cooolandrew]

42. WOW BIG WOW Keep this kicked hard.

[cooolandrew]

43. KICK

[cooolandrew]

57. .

[uponit7771]

46. GoBama!!!

[Barack_America]

47. Goes to show you, we are more high-minded than our media.

Which cannot get over the Wright videos.

I swear that I can feel brain cells dying every time I tune into the MSM.

[anigbrowl]

49. 2,254,561 views now, almost 3x the 3am phone call advert!

[SunsetDreams]

51. The interesting thing is...

that's just one video of that speech, there are several copies of it on youtube that have been viewed also.

Wonder what the actual number is when you combine them.

GO OBAMA!

[Teaser]

52. That, my b*tches, is what I call viral

Call the doctah, cause we got a pandemic.

[greyghost]

84. LOL! Yes we do!

[wowimthere]

53. Obama is a great orator

[uponit7771]

54. Kicking and Crying dammit!! Manly Men Who Cry For Obama.com

[uponit7771]

55. Please!! Tell me how to see the U-Tube hit counts etc? Pleazzze? Thanks in advance

[Divernan]

59. The rest of the world yearns for a diplomatic statesman to replace W.

[cooolandrew]

60. kick

[cooolandrew]

61. kick

[OnionPatch]

62. Well, that has got to make you feel good no matter

if you're an Obama supporter or a Hillary supporter. People are interested in politics and paying attention. The most viewed video is not a Britney Spears video and that's a very, very good thing for our democracy.

[Usrename]

66. The world is watching!

:headbang:

[Radio_Lady]

67. Oh, dear. More people watched Janet Jackson's nipple than Obama's speech!

:sarcasm:

[boppers]

68. 2,254,561

Still going up...

[meow mix]

69. K&R

[RBInMaine]

70. GOOD !! Keep passing out to your own lists. AWESOME speech !

[gateley]

110. It's been 'favorited' almost 10,000 times. nt

[Duncan]

71. wow. good. nt.

[MzShellG]

72. I guess its safe to assume that he's not JUST some skinny unknown fella with a funny name anymore.

Behold, next President of the United States....Barack Obama!!!!

[depakid]

73. Well, I personally added to a couple of other forums

and to my surprise, a few of "the usual suspects" actually watched it!

Not that they had the most incisive comments- but hey, at least they watched (and believe me, that's a start).

[Voice for Peace]

74. I am NOT surprised!

Everyone I've sent the link to has responded with positive amazement. Politicians just don't TALK like that!

[Schema Thing]

77. Obama's passport makes P2P history as MOST DWNLDD document in the world today!!

[diane in sf]

78. this is a good bypass of the hideous corporate media. People can watch the whole thing

uncut and uncensored, not 30 second bits re-interpreted by network and cable bloviators.

[texpatriot2004]

79. I was # 2,254,562. Toward a more perfect union...with 2 of my

favorite quotes. 1) from William Faulkner, "the past isn't dead, it isn't even past" and "do unto others as you would have others do unto you." I thought Obama was brilliant, presidential, visionary, and more.

"It is a good place to begin" coming together to rise above the distraction de jour. Thank you Senator Obama. Well done.

[FlyingSquirrel]

80. I watched all 37 minutes. I'm surprised to hear so many others did too

it gives me, what's the word...

hope.

[ClayZ]

82. YAY! K and R

:kick:


The whole world is watching!

[greyghost]

83. So much for only DU'ers caring about it.;)

[BlueJessamine]

85. All Democrats

All Democrats should be proud.

[1776Forever]

86. Top Honors List - All around the world!

Honors for This Video:
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..............

:patriot:

[evolvingsteve]

87. That is pretty sweet

It feels good to be alive right now. I'm very happy to be a part of history. I have had a strong feeling that this speech would come, just not over the controversy that forced it to. Well, not all things are planned out but fate and destiny proved that this is an issue that we can now discuss in a more evolved way when it comes to the semantics regarding race and racism.
Things like the Wright controversy happen for a reason....

[anonymous171]

88. k&r. GOBAMA!

:woohoo: :kick:

[JustinL]

89. check out the New York Times' list of most e-mailed articles

Not only is the transcript of Obama's speech already the most e-mailed article of the last 30 days, but the three most e-mailed articles of the past 24 hours are:

1) Roger Cohen's op-ed piece on Obama's speech
2) the transcript of Obama's speech
3) Nicholas Kristof's op-ed piece on Obama's speech

Cohen:

Honesty feels heady right now. For seven years, we have lived with the arid, us-against-them formulas of Bush’s menial mind, with the result that the nuanced exploration of America’s hardest subject is almost giddying. Can it be that a human being, like Wright, or like Obama’s grandmother, is actually inhabited by ambiguities? Can an inquiring mind actually explore the half-shades of truth?

Yes. It. Can.

Krisof:

Barack Obama this week gave the best political speech since John Kennedy talked about his Catholicism in Houston in 1960, and it derived power from something most unusual in modern politics: an acknowledgment of complexity, nuance and legitimate grievances on many sides. It was not a sound bite, but a symphony.

[David Zephyr]

90. Kick this up. It's great news. Thank you, RiverStone.

:thumbsup:

[cooolandrew]

91. kick

[mtnester]

92. I gotta tell ya, the folks in the Lounge are slacking then

they better get on it right now.

[saltpoint]

93. Ok, I admit I was disappointed that there weren't any drunk cats.

But OTHER than that, it was totally awesome.

_ _ _

I hope still more people listen to this address. It's that good and it's that historic.

[boppers]

94. 2,404,635

Keeps on going...

[npincus]

95. UPDATE: 2.4 million views!!!!! read this:

This is one of the comments on YouTube:

Barack Obama: By age 46, first black Harvard Law Review Editor (in its 104-year history), Harvard Law J.D. (MAGNA CUM LAUDE), community activist, civil rights lawyer, Univ. of Chicago lecturer on Constitutional Law, IL Senator, US Senator, author of two bestsellers, 2-time Grammy winner (best spoken word albums), father of two beautiful children, and husband to a brilliant and successful wife. But the wing-nuts and the haters ask, "where's the substance?"

I'D LIKE TO SEE THEIR RESUMES!

[Perry Logan]

96. Thank God the 109th Congress didn't have time to screw up the internet.

[mythyc]

97. K&R

people really have 38 minutes to spend? ;)

[Life Long Dem]

98. Yes!

Kick! Proves history is made! Hear that Hillary? The world is watching. hee hee...

You gotta love it! Youtube history!

[DrFunkenstein]

101. Honestly, I Never Thought People Would Have The Attention Span

Obama gives me hope.

[The_Commonist]

102. 3 of those views were mine.

I watched it. Then I watched it with Sweetie. The next day I watched it with 3 or 4 people at work. So really, those 3 views were seen by like 5 people. I wouldn't be surprised if that were common.

Yesterday Sweetie was at work, and several young people there were talking about the Obama speech and the Onion's take on it. I walked into a store last night and two young guys were talking about the speech.

It's in the air...

[cooolandrew]

103. kick

[workinclasszero]

104. 1.6 million ?? That is amazing!

This gives me hope that Hillary and her right wing allies dirty smear campaign will fail.

The truth is in Obama's historic speech. That beautiful speech is one for the history books.

Hillary and the right wing will also go down in history as the villains attempting to destroy this good man who responded with the beauty and power of his own hand written speech.

We have a Lincoln in this race, running against Boss Hogg!

I hope and pray that America will choose the right person for the enormous job that lies ahead.

GOBAMA!!!

[citygal]

105. That's incredible...

and I did not watch it on You Tube. I watched it real time.

[Sick_of_Rethuggery]

106. At first, I was thrilled too...

But now I worry that not enough of those that need to watch it (i.e., Americans) may be part of that staggering number...

[FrenchieCat]

116. There is still word of mouth........

it will get around.

Universities are already talking about using it to teach.

[quantass]

109. AMAZING!

[cooolandrew]

111. kick

[Scurrilous]

112. K & R

:thumbsup:

[cooolandrew]

114. kick

[cooolandrew]

115. kick

[cooolandrew]

117. kick

[cooolandrew]

118. kick

[cooolandrew]

119. kick

[ElsewheresDaughter]

120. Todays Time says this about it....not looking good

Other analysts, Democrat and Republican, took a different view of Obama’s refusal to turn his back on Wright – whom he portrayed as part of an embittered legacy of discrimination.

Some saw it as a potential gift both to Clinton, who has been surging in opinion polls since videos of Wright were posted on the internet, and to McCain, whose aides have begun to wonder whether Obama might prove an easier target than Clinton in November.

“Nothing could be more dangerous to Mr Obama’s aspirations than the revelation that he, the son of a white woman, sat Sunday after Sunday – for 20 years – in an Afrocentric, black nationalist church in which his own mother, not to mention other whites, could never feel comfortable,” said Shelby Steele, a Stanford University historian and author of a book on Obama.

Rush Limbaugh, the right-wing radio talk-show foghorn, expressed the popular view more succinctly: “No country wants a president who is a member of a church with this kind of radicalism as its mainstream.”

The latest polls confirm that, for all the acclaim heaped on Obama’s speech by political insiders, voters seemed to be taking a sharp step back from the charismatic candidate who built his campaign on the promise of a break from “old politics”. One of Obama’s best-known slogans – and the title of his bestselling book – is “the audacity of hope”, a phrase that originally came from one of Wright’s sermons.

In Pennsylvania, the next big state to hold a primary, on April 22, Clinton has doubled her lead in the past two weeks and is now 26 points ahead. In North Carolina, which votes on May 6, Obama has been leading comfortably all year but is now only one point ahead. A national Gallup poll on Friday put Clinton ahead of Obama by two points for the first time since January.

Unfortunately for Democrats, their nomination battle seems to be helping McCain. The Republican rose to a eight-point lead over Obama and a 10-point lead over Clinton in Rasmussen tracking polls released on Friday.

Obama retains an almost insurmountable lead in the crucial count of convention delegates who will pick the Democratic nominee, and on Friday he picked up a useful endorsement from one of those delegates – Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico, one of America’s leading Hispanic politicians. Richardson had been close to the Clintons and was regarded as a possible vice-presidential choice for Hillary. His first task will be to rally Hispanic voters in the hope of averting late primary losses that would damage Obama’s chances of picking up uncommitted party officials – the so-called superdelegates likely to decide the contest.

Other Democrats are worried that Obama may have given his Republican rivals the ammunition needed to undermine his campaign. McCain insists he will not engage in dirty tricks, and his aides distributed a memo last week warning Republicans to stay away from “overheated rhetoric and personal attacks”.

Yet Republican surrogates are drooling at the prospect of linking Obama to Wright’s rants.

They intend to ask why he has stopped wearing an American flag badge on his lapel, and why his wife, Michelle, said at a rally: “For the first time in my adult life, I am proud of my country.”

The Clinton camp is treading carefully, aware that overt attacks on Obama might alienate black voters. Yet the New York senator’s aides are quietly pleased by what they regard as an overdue scrutiny of Obama’s past. They believe he will come to be seen not as some Messiah but as an unusually gifted political hack who has made compromises with dodgy associates, just like most other American politicians.

That intensifying scrutiny may soon lead to Jones’s Illinois door, and to further uncomfortable insights into the unflattering political realities that accompanied Obama’s climb from obscurity.

[BumRushDaShow]

121. Wow. Up to 2,824,912 views!

That's not counting the other uploaded copies of it that people have been viewing.

:kick:

[cooolandrew]

122. kick