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According to the Washington Post, the video garnered more than 180 million views this year. YouTube trends manager Kevin Allocca said her video's popularity represents "the idea that anyone can enter our pop culture."

According to the Google Zeitgeist, the device that tracks how often something is searched and how fast the search catches speed, the OC's very own Rebecca Black ranks number one for 2011.

Black recorded the song "Friday," written by Los Angeles' vanity label ARK Music Factory, and released the accompanying video on Youtube in February. It received around a 1,000 hits in the first month. But a month later, it exploded.

Sick of all that, Scrooge? Good news. Your neighbor has set his holiday light show to Slayer.

"Slayer Bob," the SoCal mega metal fan, is back with another installment of his now-famous holiday decorations. After racking up over 2 million views on YouTube with his first show in 2009 -- which was set to Slayer's "Raining Blood" -- he came back last year with a Pantera-themed show.

This year, he's back to his roots with "South of Heaven," another Slayer song. We bet Santa stops here first.

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OK Go has always had pretty cool videos (like the one with the treadmill, or the one with the Echo Park geese, or the one with dogs) but their most recen, for their version of the The Muppet Show theme song, is probably the best one ever. Kermit the Frog, Rolf the Dog, Miss Piggy and more are in it. The song is from the released-today Muppet tribute album, The Green Album.

The album features OK Go, Andrew Bird, My Morning Jacket and other artists covering classic Muppets songs. It's a companion piece to the Disney movie The Muppets that stars Amy Adams and Jason Segel coming in November.

Obviously, you want to watch it after the jump: but watch out for 1) an OK Go treadmill scene 2) the grumpy old men scene 3) the ending(s)!!!