Chatroulette: 71% men, 15% women and 14% perverts

Heard and read about Chatroulette , but a bit frightened to check it out yourself? Now you can find out about the website that allows you to video chat with strangers all over the world thanks to New York film-maker Casey Neistat . After being introduced to it by a friend, Neistat logs on to Chatroulette . He explains what it means to get "nexted", and explores different aspects of the phenomenon. The film-maker says that of the 90 people he clicked through at 4pm New York time on a Thursday he found 71% men, 15% women and 14% perverts, while 83% were fairly young and 17% older people. With the help of a female friend he also found out that people on Chatroulette are much more likely to talk to a woman. While 95% "nexted" Neistadt, his friend Genevieve was clicked away by only 5%. Neistat is best known for the viral video he made with his brother in 2003 about the iPod's irreplaceable battery called The iPod's Dirty Secret . This summer, HBO will air an eight-episodes series created by Neistat, his brother Van and Tom Scott. It is called The Neistat Brothers and features short stories about the brothers' lives.