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'''www.electrictit.com''' is a [[Websites in GTA IV|website]] featured on the in-game [[Internet in GTA IV|Internet]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is a video sharing site and a parody of [[wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]. Just like on the real YouTube all of the videos on the site are "removed due to inappropriate content", and therefore not available to the player. The player can, however, read comments left by other users. | '''www.electrictit.com''' is a [[Websites in GTA IV|website]] featured on the in-game [[Internet in GTA IV|Internet]] in [[Grand Theft Auto IV]]. It is a video sharing site and a parody of [[wikipedia:YouTube|YouTube]]. Just like on the real YouTube all of the videos on the site are "removed due to inappropriate content", and therefore not available to the player. The player can, however, read comments left by other users. | ||
The website states that they were being sued by [[MeTV]] for copyright claims on certain videos. This mimics the lawsuits, in real life, between Viacom and | The website states that they were being sued by [[MeTV]] for copyright claims on certain videos. This mimics the lawsuits, in real life, between Viacom and YouTube. Viacom also owns MTV, which MeTV is a parody of. | ||
[[Alexandra Chilton]] apparently wanted to put a home-taped sex video she made of herself and [[Niko Bellic]] on this website, but is waiting to find the right music to go to it. | [[Alexandra Chilton]] apparently wanted to put a home-taped sex video she made of herself and [[Niko Bellic]] on this website, but is waiting to find the right music to go to it. | ||
Revision as of 03:25, 7 November 2010
www.electrictit.com is a website featured on the in-game Internet in Grand Theft Auto IV. It is a video sharing site and a parody of YouTube. Just like on the real YouTube all of the videos on the site are "removed due to inappropriate content", and therefore not available to the player. The player can, however, read comments left by other users.
The website states that they were being sued by MeTV for copyright claims on certain videos. This mimics the lawsuits, in real life, between Viacom and YouTube. Viacom also owns MTV, which MeTV is a parody of.
Alexandra Chilton apparently wanted to put a home-taped sex video she made of herself and Niko Bellic on this website, but is waiting to find the right music to go to it.