Fans created homemade music videos, ranging from crude animation to choreographed lip-synchronization, embracing the song's bizarre imagery, which were posted on YouTube. Many of the young filmmakers were admittedly ignorant about Canada, and perhaps also of the song's irony, drawing criticism in YouTube's comment sections. At the end of 2006, the Toronto Star put the song on its "naughty list" for inviting "hundreds of young Americans [to create] Youtube videos" mocking Canada.
