By: Joe Zanca Nowadays it doesn't take much to make a viral video. Just film yourself doing something stupid and you'll most likely gain your 15 minutes of fame on the internet. Sites like YouTube allow anyone the chance to make a viral video. But the creators of viral videos never seem to have the intentions of going viral. For example, the viral video “leave Britney alone”. Chris Crocker (the creator of Leave Britney alone) never intended to go viral when making the video. Chris was simply expressing his emotions about the way Britney Spears was being treated. Going viral in today's world is easy thanks to video sites like YouTube. The idea of a viral video can be perplexing. What makes a viral video? Is it the number of views it has or how fast it spread across all forms of media. Or is it both of those things? Viral Videos are described as “the phenomenon in which video clips become highly popular through rapid, user-led distribution via the Interne...