YouTube e o seu impacto nas palavras de pesquisa

Li no Mashable o seguinte:

Turns out, the word YouTube has replaced the phrase “funny video” for searches on the Internet. This implies a distinct identification with YouTube as a brand, and the concept of funny videos. Looks like people are attaching funny videos to YouTube, and doing a search for the brand, and not the end result. This means that YouTube has done a great job of branding itself in the UK, if being a central location for funny videos is what it was going for. And I’m pretty sure that YouTube doesn’t mind at all. It’s joined the ranks of Kleenex, Xerox, and Band-aid. Way to go, YouTube.

Bem... Um nome que já "substitui" palavras... É potente...
Toca a actualizar os neologismos:

• googlar - verbo transitivo; pesquisar no google;
• youtube - substantivo masculino; vídeo engraçado;

Portanto, vou agora (é que é já a seguir) googlar um youtube para me rir.