YTMND

You're the Man Now Dog is a popular humor site.

The creator, Max Goldberg, made the first site after watching the trailer to Finding Forrester. This first site (recreated here) consisted of some ASCII art and Sean Connery's "You're the man now, dog!" line from the trailer. As other people started to create their own Spinoffs of the page by copying the code, Max started listing them. Eventually the list became overly long, so Max bought an entire domain for the sites and made an easy-to-use site generator. And the rest is history.

The main feature of the site is to allow users to create their own pages, or YTMNDs, using a GIF animation, an MP3 file and the site's patented zooming text.

It has its own wiki.

This site contains examples of:

Abandoned Area: The Abandoned Theme Park
A God Am I: Ted Danson
Alternate Universe:
- After the trailer that started it all was posted as an YTMND, many users started wondering what would have happened if Max had decided to use one of Sean Connery's other lines, namely "Punch the keys, for God's sake!" or "Yes...Yes!". Eventually, some users started creating Bizarro Universe versions of popular YTMND fads under the label of PTKFGS. Soon after, sites with the YESYES label followed, which is basically a Take a Third Option spin on the fads. Then, since Connery only had these three lines in the trailer, many users worked around it by using some of his other lines from the film to create a fourth Alternate Universe. Which one of the many candidates is the true fourth universe is still under dispute, but the general consensus seems to be that the fourth universe is in fact a Multiverse known collectively as "Fourth Corner".
- HEH is considered by some to be the official 4th Corner Universe, as it is also in the trailer. However, those against this idea point out that HEH is technically a part of the "Yes...Yes!" line.
- Let's not forget YTMNSFW, the Not Safe for Work version suitable for more mature stuff.
Animal Reaction Shot: Dramatic Prairie Dog.
Animal Superheroes: Supercat (Happycat/The NEDM cat sometimes takes this role too)
Antiquated Linguistics: Used in the Medieval fad (although some people get it wrong and cross the territory into Spock Speak instead
Anything That Moves: Dr-L337
Beam Spam: Baron Lasers
Big No: Darth Vader's NOOOOOOO was a major fad which started from a leaked scene before the movie was released. In addition, often other characters are made to say the line
Bury Your Gays: The FaggotPSA gang seems to often enforce this
Cloudcuckoolander: Vinny Weapons, the user who always made the same comment: "the robots have taken me. please send help." Also, the behavior of trolls Pilleater and Johnny Lurg often reaches this territory, such as the time the former user pretended that he went blind. Two months later, he posted, "I can see again!" The user zomglolwtfzor usually epitomizes this trope, but occasionally breaks character.
Complete Monster: In-Universe:
- Moon Man
- nope.
- He's just lulling you into a false sense of security
Conqueror From the Future: Future Conan
Cowboy Bebop at His Computer: The site "World of Warcraft is Serious Business" misreports it as a recording from a World of Warcraft ventrilo - Anyone who's played the game can tell you there's almost no way for someone to steal their "Cloudsong", nor is there a "Mordred" server in the game. That's because the drama was actually around Dark Ages Of Camelot and not World of Warcraft.
Creepy Basement: The short - lived "We never go down there anymore" fad.
Cute but Cacophonic: "How to care for your pet Bat" (batt.ytmnd.com)
Deconstruction: FAMILY GUY 311 EMISSION IMPOSSIBLE and Everysentenceutteredinthegodfath.
Dramatic Reading: "The Bauman E-mails: A Dramatic Reading" is the Trope Codifier, if not the Trope Maker.
Everything's Better with Dinosaurs: Raptor Jesus
Forced Meme: Here's a list of them.
For the Evulz: Seemingly Moon Man's primary motivation, aside from racism
Frickin' Laser Beams: Baron Lasers
Giant Enemy Crab: YTMND was one of the first sites to popularize the phrase, and it has become somewhat of an accepted fact that in the YTMND universe, Samurai actually did battle Giant Enemy Crabs in Ancient Japan
Greedy Jew: Many users poke fun at the site's owner, Max Goldberg, with this stereotype. He usually takes it in stride.
Hatedom:
- God help you if you make an anime-related site on YTMND, the guide to creating a site even warns you against it.
- Ironically, ytmnd.co.jp is in the hall of fame and Kaneda! is a mod favorite. Cosby Bebop is also popular.
- Often an anime site will be immediately downvoted, and a comment will be posted linking here
- Same goes to MMORPG stuff. This was because, in the early days of YTMND, many World of Warcraft related YTMNDs were created and linked to the WoW forums, generating massive numbers of views every day, which annoyed the general YTMND population, having to see sites containing inside jokes about a game most of them didn't play on the front page day after day. This still happens occasionally, and because of this, WoW - related sites are usually downvoted upon creation.
- A single silly page with some sound loop is serious business.
- YTMND also hates 4chan with a passion.
He-Man Woman Hater: Chad Wardenn
Jail Bait Wait: Many users eagerly counted down the days until Julianna Rose-Mauriello, the actress who played Stephanie on LazyTown, would become 18, and made many YTMNDs celebrating the occasion when it actually did happen
Killer Rabbit: Happycat/The NEDM cat, who often burns humans alive as retaliation for humans burning cats
Luck-Based Mission: The game itself.
Mundane Made Awesome:
- The Epic Manuver fad, wherein people do things in an unnecessarily epic manner, sometimes failing.
- There was a civil war once over whether the Epic Maneuver YTMNDs should be about actually epic maneuvers or mundane tasks passed off as epic.
Names to Run Away From Really Fast: Baron Lasers
Noodle Implements: Macgyver must do something. He is given 14 seconds and some random junk. He usually succeeds.
Nothing Is Scarier: Played for Laughs in the "For the last time" fad. Taken well Up to Eleven in this particular YTMND, however. There's a screamer at the end.
Opinion Myopia:
- The user Umfuld, who thinks only the kinds of sites he makes are any good and anyone who makes different kinds of sites is deliberately trolling and trying to ruin YTMND, and he does things like automatically downvoting the sites of every user he doesn't like using multiple alternate accounts because of this
- This was also the reasoning of the famed user "inkdrinker", who believed that the only YTMND's that were any good followed the original site's mission of "picture, text, sound". He downvoted thousands of pages that included videos, effects, soundclips that went on longer than a few seconds or anything that bucked the trend of the original sites.
Overly Long Gag: The "Extended Cut" Fad.
Overly Long Title: "You Let Me Take It On This One 'Cause You're Too Scared To Walk Out The Door And Do Something For Somebody Else", based on a line from the Calling the Old Man Out scene in Finding Forrester. Incidentally, the actual movie had a word cut out for the trailer ("...'cause you're too damn scared...").
Perverse Sexual Lust: Stephanie from LazyTown (to the chagrin of many YTMNDers)
Politically-Incorrect Villain: Moon Man
Quintessential British Gentleman:
- Charles Moonington, Moon Man's stereotypical British alter ego
- Prehistoric Dinosaur, a parody of Moon Man related to The Land Before Time, also has a stereotypical British alter ego, Topsy Hornington.
Race Against the Clock: Eon8. Subverted by the fact that the countdown was not stopped, but it turned out to all be a hoax and nothing happened. Or did it?
Sensory Abuse: Shock sites are quite common, with the most common tactic being amplified and distorted sound.
Sitcom Arch Nemesis: Ebaum's World; many YTMNDers declared war on the aforementioned webpage over a Lindsay Lohan picture they stole.
Stylistic Suck: The "Age 9" and "Crap TMND" fads.
Synthetic Voice Actor: Used in several fads such as Moon Man and TTSTMND
Teens Are Monsters: The FaggotPSA gang
The End of the World as We Know It: "The end of our World" minifad which showed several situations as to how this could happen (some more realistic than others)
This Is for Emphasis, Bitch: This site
Those Two Guys: Lcadwallader and dunsparce/abomstar
Tradesnark: Popularized by the user Murdarmachene
Vampire Vannabe: Eric the Vampire
Villain Protagonist: Moon Man, in many of his sites
We Didn't Start the Billy Joel Parodies: It's got one, entitled "We Didn't Start the Website".