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The ‘Karate Kid’ sequel series is crane kicking its way to a new home.

The Cobra Kai do not wax on. The Cobra Kai do not wax off. Everything you learned in The Karate Kid goes out the window with a fresh trailer for the YouTube Red sequel series, as Sensei Johnny takes an unorthodox approach to training the next generation of dojo fighters.

Look, we all know the feeling of childhood karate rivalries that last into middle-age, but YouTube’s Karate Kid sequel series is finally here to put it onscreen. Return to Cobra Kai, as Daniel LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence reignite their old rivalry with a nostalgic first teaser for the new ser…

There’s definitely a lot more leg to sweep on Danny LaRusso and Johnny Lawrence now. YouTube’s Karate Kid sequel series Cobra Kai is about to go before cameras, and a new behind-the-scenes photo reunites the rivals as YouTube announces the full series cast.

I personally don't care whether you show your kids videos of any kind. But after watching some of these horrendous YouTube clips, I have to say something.

YouTube is launching a paid subscription service that will let you stream high-quality, ad-free music and music videos.

A video of a soldier walking into his new baby's hospital room has gotten over 300,000 hits on YouTube in the last three days.

In case you missed it, there's a parody of "The Walking Dead" on YouTube... but it uses actual drunk people.

It's just what it sounds like...about a minute of intense heavy metal interspersed with sound effects of flatulence. And Samus made sure to note on YouTube that, quote, "Every fart you hear is real."

A lot of YouTube celebrities start making hundreds of thousands of dollars by the time they're 18 or 19. But here's an even MORE extreme example of how you can hit it big super early being a YouTuber.

A guy named Michael Stevens has a YouTube channel called VSauce with almost eight million subscribers...and his videos have over 675 MILLION views total. He also makes over a million dollars a YEAR from YouTube revenue.

FedEx is supposed to be the way you send something if you don't trust the post office. But if you search for "FedEx delivery guy" on YouTube, all you'll find are clips of them throwing packages, like they couldn't care less.