> Not uploading this as a multi-video series split off in 10 minute chunks with some parts missing uploaded in 360p.
Come on man, you could have gone into the real 2005 spirit.

ah the distance future of 2005.

Damn YouTube iceberg so good it got a sequel

The years have not made boom goes the dynamite easier to watch, jesus

Youtube in 2005: Nice little video sharing platform

Youtube in 2006: AAAAASSSS!!! FUUUUUUUUCK!!!

Youtube in 2008: Where there's smoke, they pinch back.

Your videos make me super nostalgic for the old days of YouTube so this was perfect + would love more. 2007 iceberg pls because that’s when I started browsing it as a kid

2:18 dude when i found out you could do that. i spent literal hours searching videos from 2005 to about 2009. such a cool feature!

Dunno why it took me so long to get around to watching this, but damn... What a trip down memory lane 😌 Even though in 2005 I had only recently been born, I still grew up watching a lot of this stuff. Very nostalgic

42:05 The Lance Armstrong "What am I on?" commercial is funny because the real answer was corticosteroids

This is such a fascinating video. You should do an iceberg for 2006 at some point since that’s where many legendary videos were born

It’s been slim pickings for good icebergs on YouTube recently so thank you for uploading this

Take a shot every time "Can't show" is said or any variation of it

16:17 just to explain how impressive that clip really is, Street Fighter 3 has two defensive mechanics, blocking and parrying. Blocking is done my holding back or down back, and will reduce the damage of the hit. Parrying is done by pressing forward or down at the exact time the hit connects, and completely negates damage. It's tricky to pull off and it's far riskier than a block. Daigo had so little health left that even if he blocked Justin's super, he would have died. Daigo had to parry around 20 hits in a row with perfect timing, and with no preperation. That's why the clip is so legendary.

As a kid, before I knew about me at the zoo I saw a video about the last Thylacine, uploaded in 2005 which is how I learned YouTube was that old. Interesting how they both involve zoos

I gotta be honest. That "Open Your Heart" song is actually a banger.

I did NOT expect you to put up the Mechwarrior 4 intro, one of my fav games of all time.

I just realized this but the commercial at 31:01 was likely inspiration for a bit that happened in the Borderlands' Telltale game

Cool iceberg, I like the ideas you come up with iceberg videos.

Your vids got me through hard times in high school much love man

My day immediately improves when Dylan uploads