As 2008 draws to an end, we look back at the top ten most viewed college-related YouTube videos of the year. This post is specially written to honour the Tpjcians behind the great video productions. Videos of performances in sold-out events such as DanceFest, SongFest and Manifestasi dominated the list, proving the college's richness in its arts and culture. So seat back, relax and enjoy the moments that shaped our college experience this year!
1) TPJC Mass Dance 2008 - MYBG Instructions!
Total number of views: 3,266
Event Produced by: 22nd Student Council
2) Manifestasi 2008 - Satria Kirana (Juara)
Total number of views: 2,293
Event produced by: Malay Cultural Society
3) TPJC Dancefest 2008 - Sylvester's Dance
Total number of views: 2,175
Event produced by: Modern Dance Club
4) TPJC Mass Dance 2008 - TAMALE Instructions!
Total number of views: 2,007
Event produced by: 22nd Student Council
5) DYNN KUDA KEPANG
Total number of views: 1,425
Event produced by: Malay Cultural Society
6) Home Video - Handshaker Encounter
Total number of views: 1,382
Event produced by: Crappy Films
7) Singing Bleeding Love by Leona Lewis (TPJC Songfest '08)
Total number of views: 1,179
Event produced by: 22nd Student Council
8) TPJC Dancefest 2008 (Project Crunk)
Total number of views: 1,024
Event produced by: Modern Dance Club
9) Ready Set Zap! TPJC Songfest 08 Tisbury Lane
Total number of views: 992
Event produced by: 22nd Student Council
10) Manifestasi 2008 - Satria Kirana (Gimmick)
Total number of views: 973
Event produced by: Malay Cultural Society
TOP 10 College-Related YouTube Videos Of The Year!
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i am quite surprised by how popular MCS productns are.
I know right. =D