Why is Sad Kermit Becoming a Huge Internet Sensation?

Sad Kermit is a new sensation that is sweeping the Internet, and has both the potential to be a forgotten quickie craze, or a marketable franchise for years to come. There are many people that are getting behind this unauthorized movement, and many that are against it.

In March of this year, the video entitled, "Sad Kermit," hit YouTube. It portrays Kermit the Frog singing Johnny Cash's version of, "Hurt," by Nine Inch Nails. In the video, Kermit is seen taking drugs, smoking, drinking, committing sexual acts, and attempting suicide. The website, www.sadkermit.com produced this video.

The video has sparked many response videos, and exploratory videos. According to the current story online, Kermit is going through a very rough time in his life right now.

According to the storyline of Sad Kermit, Kermit started becoming very depressed after Jim Henson died. This led to his alcohol and drug abuse. Miss Piggy left him because she could no longer deal with the frog that he had become.

This sent Kermit into an even deeper state of depression. This caused him to abuse alcohol even more. This has also led him to thought of suicide. Sad Kermit is distraught over the fact that he has to do car commercials just to pay the mortgage on his lily pad.

Currently, Sad Kermit is trying to get a grip on his life, by going through therapy. There are videos on YouTube that are covering his therapy sessions. You can also make a donation to pay for Sad Kermit's sessions at www.sadkermit.com.

On the website, a Sad Kermit fan will find other songs that the frog has recorded. You will find, "The Rainbow Disconnection," "Creep," by Radiohead, "Twilight," by Elliot Smith and other songs. You can also request a sad song for Sad Kermit to perform.

There is a link on the site to Sad Kermit merchandise. According to the site, this will be a useable link very soon. T-shirts can only make the site more popular.