NEDM is an acronym of Not Even Doom Music, to understand, there is a backstory.

A video was posted upon the internet in which two guys take a cat and force it into a hamster cage. They then proceeded to douse the cat with a flammable fluid, and then set the cat alight. This caused an uproar on the forum it was posted upon and was deleted, and authorities were noted. The guys who made the video went to jail.

Later, someone who had a copy of the video posted it on the fad site YTMND, with the music from the very first level of action game DOOM playing in the background. This was mostly met with horror and condemnation, although a few individuals voted 5 stars on the YTMND, in favour of the site. After seeing this, an incensed YTMND member voted 1 (the lowest score) on the sites of everyone who voted 5. On the comments, they said that Not Even Doom Music justifies burning cats. This became a fad very quickly, where people created YTMNDs with pictures of cats and references to cats and fire. Each NEDM YTMND typically has a picture of Happy Cat (A happy grey cat) and the song We Interrupt This Program by Coburn.

Noun: a friend who is usually only called upon by a friend when a more primary/prominent friend is unavailable.

Taken from the term “second string” in an athletic competition situation. In football, if the star quarterback gets injured during a play, the second string is called off the bench to replace him/her. A “Second String Friend” is essentially benched until needed, if ever.

Synonyms: Plan B, Second Choice, Secondary Friend, Benched Until Needed

Not Even Doom Music

Indicates the point at which you've gone beyond the boundaries of poor taste. After that, not even Doom music can save you.

Acoronym for Not Even Doom Music, a ytmnd fad featuring, among other things, kittens, firemen, chapstick and catchy theme music.

Acronym for "Not Even Doom Music". It is used to express that nothing would make the subject at hand cool. Not Even Doom Music, which supposedly makes most anything cool.

Acronym which stands for "Not Even Doom Music". Apparently, a YTMND.com site was created which featured a rather brutal act of animal cruelty - a .gif of a kitten being placed in a cage, doused with gasoline, and then lit on fire. A YTMND user, "A", approved of the site enough to give it 5 stars due to its usage of music from "Doom". Another user, "B", appalled that anyone would upvote such brutality, proceeded to give 1-star votes to all the sites of those who did. When confronted by "A", who stated his reason was simply for the featured music, the reply from "B", posted on one of "A"'s sites, was as follows: "Since you do not "condone" burning kitten your sites have been 3'D until further notice. Still... nothing justifies 5'ing burning kittens. Not even Doom music." The acronym that this comment produced has since spiraled into an uncontrollable fad which is an amalgam of those who understand the origin and an ever increasing group who have no idea what it means, or do but do not find the fad justified. They have made sites featuring the acronym, elements from past sites (i.e. chapstick, a cat; live, dead, burned or otherwise), completely unrelated elements (scenes from the show 'Lost'), or even other fads, mostly to either express their displeasure or to jump on the bandwagon. Some simply like the loop of the song (from the original site, "http://nedm.ytmnd.com/") which has become the unofficial soundtrack, and desire the full track.

Stands for "Not Even Doom Music". Apparently, A YTMND was created which featured a rather brutal act of animal cruelty - a .gif of a kitten being placed in a cage, doused with gasoline, and then lit on fire. A YTMND regular, 'Spotz', approved of the site enough to give it 5 stars due to its usage of music from "Doom". Another user, 'titanium-gecko', appalled that anyone would upvote such brutality, proceeded to give 1-star votes to all the sites of those who did. When confronted by Spotz, who stated his reasoning was simply for the featured music, his reply, posted on one of Spotz's sites, was as follows: "Okay Spotz. Since you do not "condone" burning kitten your sites have been 3'D until further notice. Still... nothing justifies 5'ing burning kittens. Not even Doom music." The acronym that this comment produced has since spiraled into an uncontrollable fad which is an amalgam of those who understand the origin and an ever increasing group who have no idea what it means, or do but do not find the fad justified. They have made sites featuring the acronym, elements from past sites (i.e. chapstick, a cat; live, dead, burned or otherwise), completely unrelated elements (scenes from the show 'Lost') or even other fads, mostly to either express their displeasure or to jump on the bandwagon. Some simply like the loop of the Coburn song (from the original site, "http://nedm.ytmnd.com/") which has become the unofficial soundtrack, and desire the full track.