4 definitions by RicepirateMick
(n.) copyrighted digital content that has been illegally obtained from the internet and then re-uploaded without the consent of the copyright owner.
(v.) the act of illegally downloading copyrighted digital content and re-uploading it to the internet without the consent of the copyright owner.
While similar to file sharing, a ripload is often uploaded for online consumption, rather than download; sometimes under the pretense of appearing as the original creator.
(v.) the act of illegally downloading copyrighted digital content and re-uploading it to the internet without the consent of the copyright owner.
While similar to file sharing, a ripload is often uploaded for online consumption, rather than download; sometimes under the pretense of appearing as the original creator.
This guy is posing as the creator of the video, but it's clearly a ripload, it even has the original creator's logo on it.
Why would someone ripload to Youtube? Just link to the original, it's easier (and more legal) than using KeepVid or some SWF decompiler and then re-uploading it to their own account.
What's really surprising about Youtube is the amount of riploaded movie and television clips running ads. Who's approving these obvious riploads?
Why would someone ripload to Youtube? Just link to the original, it's easier (and more legal) than using KeepVid or some SWF decompiler and then re-uploading it to their own account.
What's really surprising about Youtube is the amount of riploaded movie and television clips running ads. Who's approving these obvious riploads?
by RicepirateMick February 13, 2013
(n.) A genre that is the combination of both Comedy and Action. The action itself may be simultaneously comedic, or the comedy and action may be presented in tandem.
"Hot Fuzz" was more of a comedaction than "Shaun of the Dead", but not by much. "Team America", on the other hand, may be classified as a comedaction, but I personally believe it's more of a comedy, despite the action sequences.
by RicepirateMick February 8, 2013
(n) An instance where an unsuspecting victim is invited into an online chat or call and is demeaned, demoralized, or abused by the host and/or other members of the conversation.
(v) To invite an unsuspecting victim into an online chat or call with the intent of demeaning, demoralizing, or abusing the guest (often with other co-conspiring chat members).
Also referred to as gangchat, chatbush, and chatstomp.
(v) To invite an unsuspecting victim into an online chat or call with the intent of demeaning, demoralizing, or abusing the guest (often with other co-conspiring chat members).
Also referred to as gangchat, chatbush, and chatstomp.
"I finally got invited to chat online with the cool kids, but once I was in the call, all they did was make fun of me. It was a total chatbang. I tried to defend myself, but they booted me from the call. Heck, that's the last time I ever accept a chat invite from those bullies."
by RicepirateMick June 24, 2013
(v) The act of regularly sending tweets (via Twitter) while following a major broadcasted event with the intent of drumming up viral attention from other Twitter users following the same major event.
@twitteruser gained over 300 new followers from Twitter-camping the presidential debates. It seemed like other people were making the same comments/jokes, but he was just posting them first, so everyone was retweeting him.
by RicepirateMick June 24, 2013