Caspar Richard Lee is a 17-year-old, new and contemporary, South African YouTube comedian. He is commonly described as “extremely good-looking,” “incredibly funny,” “a YouTube sensation,” having “gorgeous eyes,” “awesome hair,” and a “cute accent.” He is known for having a great body (as many of his videos feature him shirtless).

He was born on 24th April 1994 in London, UK but then moved to South Africa.

Caspar has a quirky, cool, and very loveable personality. Adding a range of different types of humour in his videos engages a large audience of viewers.

Caspar had a few YouTube channels when he was younger. Now he creates and uploads his videos more seriously and frequently. His new and current channel is in the name of “dicasp.” He creates random funny videos about the most random topics! Many of his videos star Caspar with his mum, adorable dogs, sister or friend. His snog.com account is in the same name.

Caspar has a Facebook fan page dedicated to him (casplee).

He is often featured live on his online profiles of mainly blogTV (dafrica) and YouNow. Viewers can chat to him live as they watch.

Caspar is a frequent Tweeter @Caspar_Lee. He sometimes streams live video on twitcam.

Caspar is on other social networking websites too.

Other well-known YouTube comedians Tweet him, are fans, and even sometimes refer to him in their videos. He is popular around the world as in town! Some fans create videos in honour of him and post them on YouTube.

Yent Wee is a term commonly used on Tumblr in the more 'amusement and humour' side of bloggers.

It's true meaning is unknown but it is confirmed to have originated from a facebook post years ago by a teenage girl.

The word is mostly used as an exclamation or acknowledgement but can also be used a derogatory term.

Traditional Burmese stock character & humourous caricature of a Dravidian man, emphasising the pitch-dark skins, enormous black penises, extra-muscular bodies & buck-toothed mouths which Tibeto-Burman culture stereotypically ascribes to South Indian or 'Ka-La' people.

Widely depicted in Burmese Jokes, theatre & puppet plays, folklorists record that interest of Burmic audiences largely revolves around his gigantic black phallus (Bruns & Thamein, op cit). Among liberated Tibeto-Burman women, his enormous Dravidian Penis is naturally a source of both erotic titillation & ribald humour.

Meanwhile, the popularity of Hsaik Ka-La among Burmese men is part of a strategy to alleviate Dravidian Penis Envy. This inferiority complex, which dates back to the subjugation of Pegu by Tamil Chola fleets, is primarily a result of numerous crushing defeats suffered by Burmese Armies at the hands of the dreaded Madras Regiment during the Anglo-Burmese Wars. The subsequent British Occupation was accompan...