“World Star! World Star!” might be heard as somebody invariably got their ass kicked. Any fistfight outside a bar or high school or in any other public space prompted a shouted, enthusiastic refrain. There are plenty of horrible things online, and O’Denat’s website posted a lot of them.Įmbracing the internet’s viral content, the site’s reputation for posting fight videos even spawned a catchphrase of sorts. Instead of waiting for a brawl to show up on Twitter or seeing screenshots and using Google to find it, World Star became a destination for the endless queue of the internet’s best trash. World Star changed how we look for those videos. Many are violent brawls or other bad decisions caught on video. The site’s staffers and community members are guilty of ripping videos and uploading them to World Star, often without proper attribution. Soon, mobile phones, streaming video, and social media changed the internet, and World Star capitalized. O’Denat’s site started off in 2005 as a place for rappers to debut their mixtapes. World Star’s taste and methods may have been repulsive to some, but it’s undeniable that hordes went online looking for that “misery.” With World Star Hip Hop, O’Denat - who died Monday at age 43 - gave the internet a site unlike any other. “People want to say, ‘I thought I had it bad, but look at these people.’ That’s what sells,” O’Denat told Vibe in that interview. He founded World Star Hip Hop, the internet’s biggest hub for videos that often show the violent side of human behavior, often far from the safety of a cubicle. The Queens, New York-born entrepreneur would know.

But beware, the clip is extremely violent and NSFW.Lee “Q” O’Denat told an interviewer in 2011, 9-to-5 people love to see misery.” The video, however, still lives on World Star Hip Hop and can be viewed at the bottom of this article. The 1:25-minute clip had attracted thousands of 'likes' on Instagram before it was taken down from the site. Many wondered what Shay did to Sharkeisha to be attacked in this fashion, but that’s a question that doesn’t yet have an answer. Someone even made a Yu-Gi-Oh/Pokémon style card of the slugger’s attack. Some mixed Sharkeisha’s name with the SciFi movie “Sharknado” and created a fake poster for the knockout. Others called upon comedian Kevin Hart and used his famously expressive faces to conjure their own feelings. Some took advantage of the fact that the fighter’s name is Sharkeisha, and placed pictures of sharks on top of her face and reposted the pictures to Twitter. The Sharkeisha fight video is making the rounds - but leave it to the infamous mini-blog to make a joke out of a violent, graphic video where an unsuspecting victim essentially gets the daylights knocked out of her. Twitter, Vine or Instagram pick your poison. She didn’t even see Sharkeisha’s iron fist coming her way until the slugger had already pelted her in the face with what seemed like brute force. It’s assumed the two girls' names in the video are Sharkeisha and Shay, and to say Shay didn’t exactly win the fight would be an understatement. The “Sharkeisha” fight video got attention on Tuesday night through various social media platforms when a clip of a girl punching another in the face went viral.

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