Grade B14 sourcesHIS-01492
Ain’t nobody got time for that
Meme & format · 2012 · Notable
Sweet Brown’s shirt partners reported about one sale an hour after her interview spread.
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- Seed to milestone
- 2 weeks
- Apr 7 ’12 to Apr 24 ’12
- Platforms
- 7
- Started on YouTube
- Origin
- Organic
- Culture (no sector)
How it spread
Trace the originA KFOR fire interview circulated on YouTube and Facebook. Music remixes and follow-up interviews followed. Brown licensed shirts and appeared in ads, while a dispute over a sold remix led to a lawsuit that was dismissed without prejudice.
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April 2012
Kimberly “Sweet Brown” Wilkins / KFOR owner response · Apr 10 ’12
Brown told KFOR she disliked looking like a joke when she had been serious about the fire.[2]
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