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'''''Bésame la Panosh''''' was a controversial flash-animated series uploaded in early 2014. | '''''Bésame la Panosh''''' was a controversial Peruvian flash-animated series uploaded in early 2014. It was infamous for plagiarizing ''Vete a la Versh'', another Mexican flash-animated series created by Darkar Alatriz. Since its release, the series had poor acceptance from ''Vete a la Versh's'' fandom because they considered it lame and a bad copycat. | ||
Due to a lot of insulting comments, the creator of the series removed all the episodes and compiled them in one video in early 2016. To avoid the plagiarism controversy, he wrote on the video description that the series | Due to a lot of insulting comments, the creator of the series removed all the episodes and compiled them in one video in early 2016. To avoid the plagiarism controversy, he wrote on the video description that the series was "a parody of Darkar's works". | ||
On March 19, 2016, the YouTube Channel TacoTaco Burrito made a review of the series. Obviously, the video | On March 19, 2016, the YouTube Channel TacoTaco Burrito made a review of the series. Obviously, the video exposed the bad aspects of the show and considered it as the ''"most cringe-worthy videos from YouTube"''. On April 26, the creator of ''Bésame la Panosh'' reported the review because of copyright infringement. After the video was blocked, TacoTaco Burrito's administrator had a talk with the creator series and the video was available again a few hours later.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RNo5TbzZwfc TacoTaco Burrito's podcast about the copyright infringement; 19 May 2016.] Retrieved 06 Jun '16.</ref> | ||
However, because the review reached a great number of views, the episodes re-compilation video was deleted from Bésame la Panosh YouTube Channel. The only | However, because the review reached a great number of views, the episodes re-compilation video was deleted from Bésame la Panosh's YouTube Channel. The only footage available is the second episode (along animations tests) uploaded on the creator's channel and the clips on TacoTaco Burrito's review. | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, 4 November 2020
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Status: Partially Lost
Bésame la Panosh was a controversial Peruvian flash-animated series uploaded in early 2014. It was infamous for plagiarizing Vete a la Versh, another Mexican flash-animated series created by Darkar Alatriz. Since its release, the series had poor acceptance from Vete a la Versh's fandom because they considered it lame and a bad copycat.
Due to a lot of insulting comments, the creator of the series removed all the episodes and compiled them in one video in early 2016. To avoid the plagiarism controversy, he wrote on the video description that the series was "a parody of Darkar's works".
On March 19, 2016, the YouTube Channel TacoTaco Burrito made a review of the series. Obviously, the video exposed the bad aspects of the show and considered it as the "most cringe-worthy videos from YouTube". On April 26, the creator of Bésame la Panosh reported the review because of copyright infringement. After the video was blocked, TacoTaco Burrito's administrator had a talk with the creator series and the video was available again a few hours later.[1]
However, because the review reached a great number of views, the episodes re-compilation video was deleted from Bésame la Panosh's YouTube Channel. The only footage available is the second episode (along animations tests) uploaded on the creator's channel and the clips on TacoTaco Burrito's review.
Videos
External links
- Bésame la Panosh YouTube Channel. Retrieved 06 Jun '16.
- Bésame la Panosh Facebook Page. Retrieved 06 Jun '16.
- Creator series YouTube Channel. Retrieved 06 Jun '16.
References
- ↑ TacoTaco Burrito's podcast about the copyright infringement; 19 May 2016. Retrieved 06 Jun '16.