Guardian Viral Video Chart: Charlie Sheen animated, 'front view boys', and more

A public Hollywood self-combustion of titanic proportions, Charlie Sheen's week may have just gone from high comedy to high drama . But that which captures the imagination can be animated, and that Taiwanese media firm doesn't need any prompting. And if you enjoyed that, there's plenty more of the good stuff here . Not being able to better that, elsewhere this week we have an age-betrayingly insightful short movie made by media students, complete with a prophetic – and poignant – Steve Jobs quote. Libyan despot Muammar Gadaffi turns his attention to crafting annoyingly lengthy, rambling and hatred-inciting music , or one of his "fans" does. And Volkswagen's record-breaking advert takes on a new life – and takes away a young life . Finally, in the interests of fairness, we've got " Man Cam " – the antithesis to last week's "Rear View Girls" . "We've installed a camera on my buddy's package!" You get the picture. Guardian Viral Video Chart. Compiled by Unruly Media and edited by Josh 1 Charlie Sheen meltdown – animated What the world's been waiting for. 2 Tick tock Wow. Wait for the Steve Jobs quote at the end. 3 Fail compilation 2011 Beadle would be proud. 4 Front view boys "We've installed a camera on my buddy's package" 5 David Cameron: The YouTube World View interview Credit to al-Jazeera English for opening up interviews like this. (It's got more "dislikes" than "likes" to date, though) 6 DJ Gadaffi – appearing at a nightclub near you soon Will the Downfall parody precede the downfall? 7 Volkswagen The Force parody Brilliant! (But undoubtedly sad if you've seen who plays Darth Vader) 8 Cravendale – cats with thumbs This went down well in the office, believe it or not. 9 'La Ogra' poised to be Spain's next internet sensation Fair enough. 10 Saturday Night Live 'Cockney' movie ad "Don' you go Rounin' Roun to Re Ro." Very funny. Source: Viral Video Chart . Compiled from data gathered at 18:00 on 03 February 2011. 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.