Angry Soccer Fan (Tano Pasman)

Pasman's clip runs about seven minutes of cathartic rage filmed by relatives in his living room. He paces, slaps a chair, hurls insults such as "la puta que te parió" at the players on screen, and veers between prayer and screaming as Belgrano holds River Plate to a draw1. Comedy sits in the gap between an ordinary older man in a polo shirt and the operatic intensity of his cursing2.

Remixers extracted individual outbursts and matched them to famously sad or shocking scenes from other media. The format works much like Rage Guy comics, in which a situation drives the subject into a tantrum3. Edits dub his audio over Mufasa's fall in The Lion King4 or news bulletins announcing Michael Jackson's death5, so viewers hear Pasman mourning fictional lions and pop stars with the venom he reserved for River Plate.

Creators typically cut a short burst of Pasman's shouting and overlay it onto a sad or shocking moment from another video, so a character's death scene plays while Pasman screams about River Plate3. The 2011 generator site tutanopasman.com let anyone paste his audio onto a chosen clip without editing software3.