Recently, Vanh Leg stirred up the online community with his first personal post in nearly two years, hinting at a new project on the way. True to his word, last night the YouTuber, famously known as the “king of parody music,” dropped a brand-new MV titled “YouTube Academy,” inspired by his own life story.
Keeping his signature funny and quirky style with catchy, relatable lyrics, “YouTube Academy” quickly became a hit. Even though it had been less than two hours since the premiere, the clip already racked up nearly half a million views. Fans flooded the comments, urging each other to push the video to the top of the trending charts as soon as possible.
The video centers on his “comeback” to YouTube, where Vanh Leg expresses surprise at the current trend of chasing views with low-quality, controversial content. From outrageous hairstyles to tasteless challenges like “24 hours as a dog,” self-harm stunts, eating questionable things, video theft, and copyright issues, he humorously critiques it all. He also delivers a sharp roundup of recent YouTube trends, joking about game streamers who supposedly earn only 7-8 million VND a month, playfully teasing his friend Độ Mixi. The video even references viral crazes like Bà Tân Vlog’s giant food and the black-and-white films of 1977 Vlog.
At the end of the video, Vanh Leg leaves a meaningful message reflecting on his two-year absence.
In the comments, the online community is buzzing with excitement over this amazing comeback from the parody king. The highlight is definitely the encouraging words from Độ Mixi, who simply wrote: “Still the best, bro.”
