On 23 September 2013 at 14:45, YouTube user Webdriver Torso quietly uploaded a video. The mysterious 11-second sequence, external of red and blue rectangles could easily have been lost, unexplained ...

Google has admitted it is behind the Webdriver Torso web account, an unlikely internet sensation which has mystified and delighted web users. The mystery began when a series of seemingly pointless ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from Social. Followed categories will be added to My News. For seven months an account has been posting 11-second clips where blue and red rectangles flash up on the ...

When viewing the enigmatic YouTube phenomenon known as “Webdriver Torso,” the first thing that comes to mind is Richard Dreyfuss’ attempts to contact aliens in Close Encounters Of The Third Kind. The ...

YouTube user Webdriver Torso has become a source of mystery for the Internet. The channel for the prolific user contains 77,000 videos, each 11 seconds in length. The videos follow a pattern; there ...

Thousands and thousands of videos, uploaded nearly every day. Each one is the same, structure-wise: 10 slides of shapes, shown over 11 seconds, over various random tones. Nobody has a clue what the ...

Since September 2013, about 70,000 videos have been uploaded to a Youtube account called Webdriver Torso. These videos, which mainly feature blue and red rectangles on a white background and ...

First, a refresher: Webdriver Torso is a YouTube channel that has uploaded over 77,000 videos since September of last year. Each video takes the same format, cycling through 10 “slides” numbered ...

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