Guardian Viral Video Chart: Clegg gets remixed, Folds gets Fraggled and a bit from Mitt

The viral video team like to think they are at the cutting edge of technology – well maybe not the cutting edge, more like we've got one finger on the edge of the handle. But phone-maker Samsung actually does have its finger on the pulse, judging by this new ad that pokes fun at those who have this week been queuing up to buy a rival's new product. There was confusion when Kelvin Mackenzie, the editor of the Sun at the time of the Hillsborough disaster is doorstepped by Channel 4. It's a sort of cross between Through the Keyhole and a drive-time show but with some very repetitive dialogue. If it's better sounds you want then we've got a very short, cute clip of a cat – we defy you not to want to replay this one. For a musical change of pace, click on the Fraggle Rock crew who join Ben Folds Five for Do It Anyway. Let's end on a soaraway note with the seagull who stole a video camera , kept filming and then dropped it neatly, and undamaged, for its owner to reclaim it. Sounds too good to be true? Are we being too gull-ible? Watch the video and let us know what you think … Guardian Viral Video Chart. Compiled by Unruly Media and tweaked a bit by Janette. 1 The Next Big Thing is Already Here Samsung says lining up to buy a new gadget is silly. 2 Nick Clegg Says Sorry (The Autotune Remix) Regrets, the LibDem leader has a few … 3 Kelvin Mackenzie doorstepped over Hillsborough Give us a comment, Sun … 4 Collective Soul Cat Miaow! Short and sweet. 5 The Jennifer Aniston security tapes Lights, camera, action – but not as you'd expect. 6 Ben Folds Five and Fraggle Rock Do It Anyway What next? Fraggle: the film? (Let's hope so.) 7 West Wing Reunion – Bridget Mary McCormack The Michigan Supreme Court candidate ropes in some famous friends 8 Stolen by a seagull – unique San Francisco sunset A bird's eye view … 9 TV RPG: The Wire role-playing game Game on for Wire fans. 10 Mitt Romney on Obama voters This man wants to be US president? Really? Source: Viral Video Chart . Compiled from data gathered at 10:00 on 20 September 2012. The Viral Video Chart is currently based on a count of the embedded videos and links on approximately 2m blogs, as well as Facebook and Twitter.