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Be Funny

―JibJab's slogan

JibJab is an American digital animation company that is most known on YouTube for their year reviews that ended 2014 and now they primarily focus on eCards which are digital holiday cards that you can edit someone's face into. They are also known for their early political humor such as animations with George W. Bush.

Earlier animations[]

JibJab was founded in 1999 by Evan and Gregg Spiridellis and started on JibJab.com with earlier animations such as "Capitol III" and "This Land". In 2006 they created their account but did not start uploading to YouTube until October 12th, 2007 with their first video being "What We Call The News".

They released election videos for the 2004 ("This Land") and 2008 ("Time For Some Campaignin’'") US Presidential elections, and often made fun of the stereotypes of the candidates (George W. Bush is a dumbass, John Kerry is a coward, John Mc.Cain III is old and Obama is an Idealist). Their animations were often unbiased, poking fun of both candidates.

In 2014, JibJab went on hiatus with their last upload being the 2014 Year in Review for 4 years until they came back with “Grandma Got Run Over By Reindeer.” During their e-card period they released only one Year in Review, that being for 2020.

Year Reviews[]

In 2005, JibJab uploaded "2-0-5 - 2005 Year in Review" on their website and started a tradition that lasted until 2014 where they made a tweet saying that the 2014 year review would be the last one until 6 years later, in 2015, JibJab made an announcement with Facebook that they would not be releasing anymore Year in Review videos. However, in 2020 they made "JibJab 2020 Year in Review: “2020, You’ve Got to Go”".

Subscriber Milestones[]

Note: The following dates are according to NoxInfluencer. Dates may vary by one or two days due to differences in time zones.

  • 100,000 subscribers: September 20, 2015

Currently[]

JibJab currently primarily just focuses on eCards on their website and on their YouTube channel.

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