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I didn’t love “David After Dentist<\/a>“, the YouTube clip of a doped-up 7-year-old talking to his dad after surgery. Kinda creepy, IMHO. But that’s just me: It was one of most popular things on Google’s (GOOG) video site this year<\/a>, and has logged 42 million views to date.<\/p>\n But here’s where one of YouTube’s most interesting conventions comes in — the “response” video.<\/p>\n If you’re a cynic, you’d argue that creating a “response” video to a popular clip is just a crude attempt to piggyback your way to exposure. And sure enough, “David’s” clip has 26 responses<\/a>, and most of them aren’t terribly interesting.<\/p>\n Except for this one<\/a>, from the reliably funny guys behind Chad Vader<\/a>. Which is why it has nearly 9 million views of its own:<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Bonus parody<\/a>, which hasn’t actually been labeled a “response”, from the excellent people at the Upright Citizens Brigade (if you live in New York and haven’t been to one of their Sunday night Assscat<\/a> shows, you’re doing something wrong):<\/p>\n<\/p>\n Buy This Item: [Click here to buy this item]<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n