Internet Icon season 2

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Internet Icon
Season 2
Hosted by Chris Riedell
Nick Riedell
Judges Ryan Higa
Christine Lakin
Timothy DeLaGhetto
WinnerMatthias
Runners-upBad Weather Films
The Kloons
Finals venue YouTube Space, Los Angeles [1]
Release
Original network The YOMYOMF Network on YouTube
Original release21 May (2013-05-21) 
27 July 2013 (2013-07-27)
Season chronology
 Previous
Season 1

The second season ofInternet Icon premiered on 21 May 2013, and concluded on 27 July 2013, on the YOMYOMF YouTube channel. Ryan Higa and Christine Lakin both returned as judges, and Timothy DeLaGhetto joined the judging panel for this season. Chester See did not return as host; Chris Riedell took over the role, with his brother Nick Riedell joining as mentor for the contestants. Collectively, the two are known as the Brothers Riedell, winners of the first season.

Contents

Like the previous season, there were many guest judges joining Higa, Lakin and DeLaGhetto, including Smosh, Jenna Marbles, Kassem G, Ben and Rafi Fine, Philip DeFranco, Shane Dawson and PewDiePie.

Matthew Fredrick, also known as Matthias from Los Angeles, California, won the competition, beating the runners-up Bad Weather Films and the Kloons. As the winner, he won $10,000 in cash, a MacBook Pro, a one-year development deal with YOMYOMF, and a meeting with a Hollywood film director.

Overview

The second season of Internet Icon saw the runtime of each partial episode jump to half an hour. [2] During the preliminary round that featured judges Ryan Higa, Christine Lakin, and a new judge, Tim Chantarangsu (better known as Timothy DeLaGhetto), deliberating to reach their top 10 out 100 contestants, their judgement focused on highlighting the high points of each submission video. [2] The Brothers Riedell, winners of season 1, also joined the series as the host (Chris Riedell), and mentor (Nick Riedell). [3] [4]

Some of the top 10 contestants created recap videos during the release of the season's episodes. These contestants included Will Pacarro, [5] Bad Weather Films, [6] and The Kloons. [7]

Truth Integration

Truth Orange is a sponsor of Internet Icon. During the broadcast of the season, Truth Orange set up a feature where viewers were able to log on and vote for their favorite contestants (excluding the top three). [3] Will Pacarro was announced as the winner of the Fan Favorite poll during the season finale, and has a guaranteed position in the top ten of season three. [8] Truth Orange also based an entire challenge around "ugly truths". [9] During the Murder Mystery Challenge, the contestants had to include the fact of urea being found in urine and cigarette smoke, [10] and that sodium hydroxide is found in hair removal products. [11]

Top 10 Finalists

Contestants

Key  Winner  Runners-up
Name / name of actFromPosition reached
Matthias (Matthew Fredrick) Los Angeles, California [12] Winner
Bad Weather Films (Peter Vass and Sam Milman) Los Angeles, California [13] Runners-up
The Kloons (Mitch Lewis, Greg Washburn, Nik Kazoura) Brooklyn, New York [14]
Will Pacarro Oahu, Hawaii [15] [16] 4th Place
Joule Thief (Alex Goyette) Mercer Island, Washington 5th Place
Megan Batoon Los Angeles, California [17] 6th Place
The Shields Brothers (Tristan and Rory Shields) Rixeyville, Virginia [16] 7th Place
Shama Llama (Elishama "Shama" Mrema) Greenville, South Carolina [16] 8th Place
Stellar Lense Productions (Orlando Gomez, Phillip Bergman, Michael Bauer, and Lisa Talley) Fresno, California [18] 9th Place
Anthony Ma Los Angeles, California [19] 10th Place

Episodes

Overview

Episode No.EpisodePremiereChallenge WinnerGuest Judge
Part OnePart Two
1"The Top 100"21 May 201323 May 2013
2"The Next YouTube Trend Challenge"28 May 201330 May 2013The Kloons Wesley Chan, Ted Fu, Philip Wang
3"The Vlog/Ugly Truth Challenge"4 June 20136 June 2013Joule Thief Philip DeFranco
4"The How-To Challenge"11 June 201313 June 2013The Kloons Kassem Gharaibeh
5"The Chase Sequence Challenge"18 June 201320 June 2013Matthias Benny and Rafi Fine
6"The Murder Mystery Challenge"25 June 201327 June 2013Bad Weather Films Shane Dawson
7"The Prop Challenge"2 July 20134 July 2013The Kloons iJustine
8"The Trailer Challenge"9 July 201311 July 2013 Ian Hecox Anthony Padilla
Jenna Mourey
Felix Kjellberg
9"Finale"27 July 2013Matthias

Challenge One: "The Next YouTube Trend Challenge"

The first challenge was to create or start the next big YouTube trend. [30] The guest judges were Wong Fu Productions, consisting of Wesley Chan, Ted Fu and Philip Wang. [20]

Key  Winner of the Challenge  High score  Low score  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Anthony MaMa XiaolongEliminated (10th Place)
Bad Weather FilmsStashingHigh Score
Joule ThiefVideo NukingAdvanced
MatthiasTrend KillerLow Score
Megan BatoonTrendAdvanced
Shama LlamaWall DancingHigh Score
Stellar Lense ProductionsBlastingAdvanced
The KloonsI LoveWinner
The Shields BrothersShark AttackAdvanced
Will PacarroSpeggAdvanced

Challenge Two: "The Vlog/Ugly Truth Challenge"

The second challenge was to create a video in which a question is posed to the audience about which of two or more (possibly dubious) truths is uglier. [31] The guest judge was Philip DeFranco. [22]

Key  Winner of the Challenge  High score  Low score  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsUgly TruthAdvanced
Joule ThiefThe Westerners Water BottleWinner
MatthiasWhich Are YouHigh Score
Megan BatoonDatingHigh Score
Shama LlamaRead Before You JudgeLow Score
Stellar Lense ProductionsUgly TruthEliminated (9th Place)
The KloonsThe More Uglier TruthAdvanced
The Shields BrothersUgly Truth About BrothersLow Score
Will PacarroWhat is a Man?Advanced

Challenge Three: "The How-To Challenge"

The third challenge is to teach a skill to the audience in a smart, creative way. [32] The guest judge was Kassem Gharaibeh, better known as KassemG. [24]

Key  Winner of the Challenge  High score  Low score  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsHow to Be a CelebrityAdvanced
Joule ThiefHow to Submit a Challenge VideoHigh Score
MatthiasHow to be YouAdvanced
Megan BatoonHow to All NightersAdvanced
Shama LlamaHow to Act AfricanEliminated (8th Place)
The KloonsHow to Use Feng Shui in Your Patio To Improve Your Love LifeWinner
The Shields BrothersMake Music Without InstrumentsAdvanced
Will PacarroHow to be a Stereotypical GirlLow Score

Challenge Four: "The Chase Sequence Challenge"

The fourth challenge was to create an action-packed chase sequence in honor of the release Fast & Furious 6 . [33] The guest judges were Ben and Rafi Fine. [25]

Key  Winner of the Challenge  High score  Low score  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsRaceLow Score
Joule ThiefThe Top FloorAdvanced
MatthiasYou Scared?Winner
Megan BatoonWhite LiesHigh Score
The KloonsAn Action Packed Chase SequenceAdvanced
The Shields BrothersI'll Chase After YouEliminated (7th Place)
Will PacarroThe ChaseAdvanced

Challenge Five: "The Murder Mystery Challenge"

The fifth challenge was to use a list of poisons and sets to create a short murder mystery film. [34] The guest judge was Shane Dawson. [26]

Key  Winner of the Challenge  High score  Low score  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsUntitledWinner
Joule ThiefLA Studio NoirAdvanced
MatthiasT is for TortureAdvanced
Megan BatoonArse NickEliminated (6th Place)
The KloonsA Traditional Murder MysteryAdvanced
Will PacarroDeath StuffAdvanced

Challenge Six: "The Prop Challenge"

The sixth challenge was to create a video that had to contain all of the following props:, a half stick of butter, 27 marbles, a big bouncy inflatable green ball, a helmet, two swords, and a famous crawling baby. Halfway through the challenge, another prop was added; a red cape and hood. None of the other usual props from the "Iconography Room" were allowed. [35] The guest judge is Justine Ezarik, better known as iJustine. [27] The second part of this episode received negative reactions from viewers, quickly garnering more "dislikes" than "likes" on the video, due to the elimination of Joule Thief, something which Goyette spoke about in his Q&A presented by The YOMYOMF Network. [36]

Key  Winner of the Challenge  High score  Low score  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsThe Art of FoleyHigh Score
Joule ThiefAmy's WillEliminated (5th Place)
MatthiasCause She's HotAdvanced
The KloonsProportunity of a LifetimeWinner
Will PacarroAdvice From My DadLow Score

Challenge Seven: "The Trailer Challenge"

The seventh challenge is to create an original movie trailer for a movie, television show, or anything, as long it is original. [37] This is the final challenge before the Final 3 are selected. The guest mentor is Kevin Wu, better known as KevJumba. The guest judges are Jenna Mourey (better known as Jenna Marbles), Ian Hecox and Anthony Padilla (better known collectively as Smosh), and Felix Kjellberg, better known as PewDiePie. [28]

Key  Advanced to Finale  Eliminated
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsThe TrollAdvanced
Matthias#WheresTwitterAdvanced
The KloonsThe Second ComingAdvanced
Will PacarroThe ExorciserEliminated (4th place)

"Finale"

The eighth and final challenge was to make any video that the contestants wished as a good representation of what their channel and personalities are like. They could use any location they would like, and had to finish the video within a week. [38] Unlike the finale of the first season, where only two contestants advanced, three contestants advanced to the finale in the second season. [38]

The finale was broadcast live on the YOMYOMF YouTube channel on 27 July 2013, from YouTube Space, Los Angeles, [39] where Matthias was crowned the winner in front of a live audience. [8]

Key  Winner  Runner-up
ContestantVideo titleFinished
Bad Weather FilmsOne-Eyed Pete & His Band of MisfitsRunner-Up
The KloonsThe Edge of InfinityRunner-Up
MatthiasBackwardsWinner

Elimination Chart

EliminatedLow ScoreSafeHigh ScoreChallenge WinnerFan FavoriteAdvanced To FinaleRunner-upWinner
ELIMINATION CHARTChallenges
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PlaceContestantResult
1MatthiasLOWHIGHSAFEWINSAFESAFEADVWINNER
2 or 3
[lower-alpha 1]
The KloonsWINSAFEWINSAFESAFEWINADVRUNNER
UP
Bad Weather FilmsHIGHSAFESAFELOWWINHIGHADV
4Will PacarroSAFESAFELOWSAFESAFELOWOUTFAN
5Joule ThiefSAFEWINHIGHSAFESAFEOUT
6Megan BatoonSAFEHIGHSAFEHIGHOUT
7The Shields BrothersSAFELOWSAFEOUT
8Shama LlamaHIGHLOWOUT
9Stellar Lense ProductionsSAFEOUT
10Anthony MaOUT
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Notes

  1. The finale only crowned Matthias as the winner, without confirming who placed second or third.

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