Katerine – Ayo Technology

Katerine – Ayo Technology
Video Rating: 4 / 5

This is an amazing video about stuff we never knew. Hope you enjoy! By the way, the song used in the video is “Right Here, Right Now” by Fat boy Slim. Rate, Sub, Comment 😀

50 thoughts on “Katerine – Ayo Technology”

  1. ela re katerinaki ….tou xronou 2011 tha pas sthn germania + tha tous paroume ta sobraka ok??

  2. @Dariforest well ovi ur gay m8 shes stunnin maybe her tits are small becoz she ant ganan get a fkin boob job like all the other stupid singers out there u no what fuck of u cunt dont bother watchi n the vid if u dont like her figure

  3. Ive done a cover of milow’s ayo technology 🙂 Its amazing to sing! /watch?v=J67pFoz2wk0 feedback?x

  4. @Ronanlover Girl in the video is soooo dangerous but thats not Katerine. Her face is only shown,and the body belongs to another girl :)))

  5. @Dariforest where the fuck did u see the massive nose? Also most thin girls have small tits….She’s SUPER HOT !!!!!

  6. a bitch must stand up for the cam took a good song and cover it and u have 8 mio clicks on youtube ;D niiice… -.-

  7. The 2013 supercomputer shit scares me…I don’t want any machine smarter than us…iRObot anyone?

  8. i loved this video… it show what i would never had know, but had no dull moment, just played a little fast for me to read. Please send more videos about it i would love to see more!

  9. I love this video they should have a day in which everybody has to come together and we see these statictics

  10. Anyone else think this video itself is outdated now, and that all those figures r proabably doubled?

  11. If you multiply the number of songs a child will listen to with the amount of grams of pasta he/she will eat, then divide it by the times he/she will blink; your head will explode!

  12. If you multiply the number of the newborns by the number of music files illegally downloaded by them until they turn 18 you will get a pile of DVDs amount of data reaching from Earth’s surface to the moon.

  13. Awesome collection of information, the statistics are staggering but at the end of the day they are stats… For example a large portion of my hard drive is duplicated, copied, backed up and unnecessary data. So with all the new data, how much is genuine new information?

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