Posted in Japan Viralicious

Rainbow Cranes for Peace

Origami rainbow cranes were made for peace in Fushimiinari Shrine in Kyoto, Japan. Beautiful, right? And perfect for this pride season!

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Less Gay White Boys, Please #GayMediaSoWhite

The internet is quietly smouldering with its latest racial equality trend, #GayMediaSoWhite. Mic reports that an initial tweet by songwriter Jesse St. John springboarded a…

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Posted in China Viralicious

The Shanghai Tower

Residing in Shanghai, filmmaker Joe Navis spent 6 years and over 1,000 hours to create this short of amazing time lapse video of building the…

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Viralicious Year of the Monkey Animated GIF

Here’s the cutest year of the monkey animated GIF ever… totally viralicious!

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Posted in China Culture Viralicious

Boopilicious Pencil Is China’s Latest Craze

What goes viral in China shows the singularity and insularity of Chinese culture from the rest of the world. Apparently taking selfies with a pencil…

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Posted in China Culture Viralicious

This Monkey Will Give You Cancer

Ball-face. Tumor monkey. Traffic light. Never has a monkey been so hated. Chinese state-media CCTV launched Kang Kang last week as their official mascot for…

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Eiffel 69 Hottest New Sex Position of 2016?

Jezebel magazine claims that Eiffel may be the hottest new sex position of 2016… go figure! Read Jezebel’s claim!

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Posted in China Viralicious

The Man Who Eats Peking Duck Like Nobody’s Business

Here’s the viralicious video of the man who eats Peking duck like nobody’s business! https://youtu.be/JWdpfgjpXi0 No wonder his figure matches his apetite!

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Posted in US Viralicious

Beware of Internet False Idols

We must share this beautiful and scary viralicious animated GIF..

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Posted in Japan Viralicious

Giant Squid in Japan

A giant squid was swimming inside the marina of Toyama and spotted by fishermen. Giant squids typically live 650 meters to 900 meters below the…

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