Everyone suggests making money online through sites such as Lightspeed, or Paid2Review but the truth of it is that the sites are impossibly hard to navigate, send ridiculous amounts of spam to your emails and ask you to participate in “offers” which include paying £1.00 a minute for a free ring tone or getting unlimited games if you just pay £10.62.

But then there's no real money being made, if you're expending money whilst trying to make it. So we're going to look for more useful ways of bringing in the cash to that all important PayPal account which is just a little empty at the moment.

Well, there's Triond.com, the site you're reading now, which can earn you some money, but unless it's a red hot article we're talking £0.01 or 51 pence in 6 months, and we want more.

So start a blog, and put a PayPal donate button on the side, because people love reading, and believe it or not, they'll be winning to click, in no time you'll have a fiver from one avid reader who likes an insight into someone's life.

You could also try out Treasuretrooper a great website to earn money easily and spend it on those amazing luxuries! Even go on Youtube and they have many ideas which could help you out!

OKAY I know there are two guys on one guitar. That already rocks. One guy for bass and the better of the two picking out banjo like melodies. These guys really have their stuff together. The song that they chose to cover is Jerry's Breakdown written by Jerry Reed and together is spot on. Very nice.

Impossible guitar work, or at least sounds that way... Damn this guy can tap his fingers on that fret board like no other. His sound is very unique and along with that acoustic guitar makes a nice listen.

Andy is and will always be my favorite acoustic guitar player. He used something I never thought possible, a creative and awesome tap-style guitar along side his hand slaps for a drum beat. WOW! I dig how the song sounds like a rainy day but not dark almost like the sun is still shining.

Rick Renstrom is the best guitarist ever. The End.

For all the other people: the YouTube videos listed below are the most famous videos on the Internet - a must!

(All videos listed below are copyrighted by their publishers and YouTube.)

Laughing Baby

Views: Over 44,000,000

A movie about a baby who just can't stop laughing - it has over 44 million views!

Chocolate Rain

Views: Over 18,000,000

In this video, Tay Zonday sings his song "Chocolate Rain". This is a totally freaked song with random text, though having over 18 million views, it's one of the toppers on YouTube.

Numa Numa

Views: Over 10,000,000

A guy named Gary Brolsma sings the song "Dragostea Din Tei" by O-Zone, but he does it on a quite… extraordinary way. Also a big topper.

Dramatic-Look Gopher

Views: Over 7,000,000

This gopher was featured in a TV show, when he suddenly turned around to the camera showing a dramatic look. Some trumpets were placed under it, and the six-second movie became an internet topper.

Star Wars Kid

Views: Over 6,000,000

his movie features a kid with some sort of pole pretending to be a Jedi. Use the force Luke!

Tron Guy

Views: Over 495,000

Some weird guy in a tron costume talking about net neutrality, also thanking the internet for making him famous.

Nunchucks Pro

Views: Over 325,000

In this movie, some sort of afro ninja tries to make some moves with nunchucks, only to fall to the ground twice.

Cute Sneezing Panda

Views: Over 180,000

In this movie, a baby panda sneezes, scaring his/her mother to death.

I'm not your friend, buddy!

Bearing these things in mind and centering on them as our focus, we created a web-application that help people (communities) live out the above ethos, in real life, using the web as a tool for communication and collaboration. At root, TheCommon is a place where "needs meet abilities and abilities meet needs." I know, that may sound a bit vague, but it's really pretty simple... I promise.

On TheCommon.org, communities can sign up to have their needs met by their own members. Additionally, those members of that community are able to meet each others needs, with their natural abilities. And, even further, communities can share needs and abilities with other communities, to "love their neighbor" and build God's kingdom here and now. Pretty cool.

Youtube : The most popular sites for videos except they only pay certain creators for their videos. You get great feedback from it and it's the most convenient.

Metacafe: A great video site and probably 2nd most popular to Youtube. You don't get great feedback from the viewers like you do on Youtube, but if your videos reach 20,000 views, it starts earning 5 dollars per 1,000 views.

Revver: A popular video site for people wanting to make a little money on their videos. It pays you every time someones sees the ad or clicks it at the end of the videos. The minimum payout is $20. It doesn't get too many views but its ok.

Break: An ok site that isn't very popular.

Flixya: A video site that pays users 100% of the ad revenue.

The Conclusion is that you should just upload to every site so you can make money and get feedback at the same time.