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Trisha Paytas gets quizzed on her own internet history

Audible's memoir tie-in asks Paytas to finish old quotes, date her clips and recognize herself by sound alone.

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Trisha Paytas Reacts to Her Most Viral Moments

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1:23The finish-the-line round tests Paytas on the endings of her old clips.
1:32Her first upload brings back a January 2007 performance of a Vanilla Ice rap.
5:04Paytas explains the deliberate character behind her viral question about dogs having brains.
10:08The next round asks her to place old recordings in the correct year.
12:22An audio-only round removes the pictures and tests her memory through sound bites.

Trisha Paytas can recognize herself crying over chicken tenders from the audio alone. Remembering the ends of her old sentences is a different challenge.

In "Trisha Paytas Reacts to Her Most Viral Moments," Audible puts its guest through a personal archive quiz: finish the line, guess the year, identify the sound bite. Her first upload, featuring a Vanilla Ice rap, takes her back to 2007. Revisiting the famous question about whether dogs have brains, she explains that she was deliberately playing a character. "Because it takes a lot of smarts to be dumb," she says.

The video promotes her self-narrated memoir, Crying on the Kitchen Floor. It is one of two new uploads, alongside "Trisha Paytas On Recording Her Memoir," which focuses on the experience of reading her own story aloud. The longer rewind drew about 9,000 views in its opening 14 hours, comfortably the larger audience of the pair. Viewers are recalling growing up alongside her videos and pointing out her occasional bewilderment at her past self.

Across Audible, viewing is much quieter than usual, while subscribers held steady this week. The new Paytas reaction is its busiest video right now; October's Dracula making-of also continues to attract viewers, with Jonathan Bailey as the Count and Ella Purnell as Mina. That production offers quite a contrast to the new upload: an ensemble interpreting a Gothic classic, beside an internet personality trying to remember her own lines.

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I grew up alongside of Trisha. YouTube was my escape in my early 20s. What a time. I’m so proud of her ♥️
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sometimes she's so perplexed by her past self in these videos lol 7:12 i love this clip/meme
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Trish is internet culture 🙌
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She is SO GOOD at this type of video
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Thank you for interviewing Trishaaaa❤🎉
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5:23 The synchronicity is insane, Trisha you are 1 of 1 ❤
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15:09 she's still got it
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