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An SMV (Soyjak Music Video) is a type of music video that features 'jaks in every frame of the video, usually meant to parody the song itself. SMV's nearly always feature 'jaks that have something to do with each line | An SMV (Soyjak Music Video) is a type of music video that features 'jaks in every frame of the video, usually meant to parody the song itself. SMV's nearly always feature 'jaks that have something to do with each line of the song in the video. | ||
== History == | == History == | ||
The first ever SMV was the "I F***ing Love Science" SMV which was created sometime during 2022. | The first ever SMV was the "I F***ing Love Science" SMV which was created sometime during 2022. Many other SMV's were created after it. | ||
== Popularity == | == Popularity == | ||
SMV's are very popular amongst tourists and 'teens alike, gaining thousands of views on YouTube and possibly, other social media websites like Twitter. | SMV's are very popular amongst tourists and 'teens alike, gaining thousands of views on [[Youtube|YouTube]] and possibly, other social media websites like [[Twitter]]. | ||
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An SMV (Soyjak Music Video) is a type of music video that features 'jaks in every frame of the video, usually meant to parody the song itself. SMV's nearly always feature 'jaks that have something to do with each line of the song in the video.
History
The first ever SMV was the "I F***ing Love Science" SMV which was created sometime during 2022. Many other SMV's were created after it.
Popularity
SMV's are very popular amongst tourists and 'teens alike, gaining thousands of views on YouTube and possibly, other social media websites like Twitter.
