Did meatspin go mainstream?

Meatspin never went equally mainstream but is nevertheless the subject of hundreds of reaction videos on YouTube. Mourners have taken to Twitter not so much to eulogize the shock site itself, but the many pranks for which they’d harnessed its powers. “You guys, Meatspin.com no longer exists.

Is meatspin a relic of homophobia?

Meatspin, one of the original shock sites, is a relic of a different time in internet history when casual homophobia was still a reasonable ingredient in the recipe for internet success. Launched on March 10, 2005, the site quickly took off. By December of that year, it had become infamous enough to be added to Urban Dictionary.

Are meatspin and Lemon Party still popular?

According to the Internet Wayback Machine, these sites were founded in 2002 and 2003, respectively, but are still going strong. Lemon Party has even made its way into popular culture, earning a reference on NBC sitcom 30 Rock. Meatspin never went equally mainstream but is nevertheless the subject of hundreds of reaction videos on YouTube.