Wikipedia's Biggest Mystery (ft. depthsofwikipedia)

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  @Azure-Flame-Bee · 1 year ago

  My personal headcanon is Corbin Bleu himself just blacks out sometimes, writes a Wikipedia entry for himself in some new language he didn't know before, and then wakes up with no memory of the event

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• J7

  @j7j3 · 1 year ago

  the second i heard they were polling wikipedia in any regard my first thought was "this system does not account for Autism"

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• RE

  @Redem10 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Historians 2000 years in the future: While we have no direct record of his work, All seem to indicate that Corbin Bleu was one the of the most important artist of the 21st century

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• DU

  @dude_thats_rowin · 1 year ago

  Most famous people in history: Obama, Jesus, Hitler, Einstein, da Vinci, and, that guy from high school musical, no not Troy Bolton, his friend

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• BO

  @bogbody2213 · 1 year ago

  Turns out we really ARE all in this* together<br><br>*reading Corbin Bleu&apos;s Wikipedia page

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• SH

  @Shelleysaur · 1 year ago

  &quot;If cheesy chicken had as many translations on Wikipedia as Theater Kid, it would be by far the most translated food item on Wikipedia.&quot; sounds like a loading screen tip.

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• NO

  @Noaartetc · 1 year ago

  I like how you have him on a thumbnail and still so adamantly keeping the intrigue for as long as possible 😂

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• FR

  @fricka4798 · 1 year ago

  he wasnt changing his ip addresses, after all theyre all in saudi arabia. he simply edited corbin bleu articles everywhere he went

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• RI

  @riffcrypt8438 · 1 year ago

  &quot;A Papua New Guinean boarding school student playing six clicks to Hitler&quot; is now my new favorite sentence in the English language

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• AN

  @Anghellik9 · 1 year ago

  I hadn&apos;t heard of this before, but when you laid out the initial mystery, my first conclusion was &quot;This is the weird pet project of one person obsessed with linguistics&quot; and I&apos;m glad to be vindicated

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• 5K

  @5karla5 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The fact that the article is translated into all these obscure languages but not into my native language with around 3 million speakers (Lithuanian) 🙃

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• LI

  @Liltinychicky · 10 months ago

  Corbin Bleu’s wiki page being referred to as a “Latter Day Rosetta Stone” is absolutely amazing. I love this channel ❤

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