video plug

Usually an Instagram account that is private which contains fights and sexual videos

Have you followed the new video plug?

by Dicktionary January 19, 2015

video hedging

Video shooting when you are about to do something stupid, and post it on youtube later, hope it become viral to cover your cost.

Russian guy A: Bruh! you gonna break your legs!!
Russian guy B: That's why you gonna video hedging me before I jump!!!

by yiwanis10k July 31, 2019

vaccine video

A video created by a marketing agency or company that attempts to be a viral video but is really nothing more than a commercial. A vaccine video often represents an attempt by an old school company to "connect" to a "younger audience" through this wacky online video phenomenon.

In the run up to Christmas 2006, Sony decided it would try to create a "viral video" that would promote the PSP - it was basically a dorky guy in a Santa hat making a pitiful attempt to rap about how he wants his parents to buy him a PSP. A fantastic example of a vaccine video at its best...

youtube.com/watch?v=0G0LlXv-nyI

by ChrisKnight January 11, 2009

video taker

a video taker means someone will link their own video under someone else's video to get draw people away from the video that they came to watch or draw attention to their comment saying something very dramatic happened

video taker: hey bro check out my rap

video taker 2: hey guys i have made a better minecraft video watch(link)

video taker: my mum died of cancer

by beef man12397 August 14, 2022

Video Sniper

One who takes video of others without their knowledge or approval.

That dude is a video sniper, always taking video of others without their knowledge or approval.

by Pinoy Grandpa January 11, 2023

Video Annoyer

A video annoyer is a person who is trying to ruin a video that is being recorded. They usually do this by running into the shot or making loud noises.

I can't make my vlog because of that video annoyer.

by Dream Face July 29, 2023

Proof Video

A video made to show someone you are real. Typically on Facebook, Myspace, Myyearbook, Twitter, Formspring, Youtube, or other social networking sites. These videos are typically the person saying and writing all of their URLs to all the sites they are on, along with names they go by.

Many famous Scene Kids do this to prevent getting fakes.

Hi, My name is {Insert Name Here}, This is my proof video, and my url is {Insert url here}, and I'm real.

by SceneKingsSming June 24, 2011