A little green man comes to take Yeshmin on a magical brown adventure. PLEASE TWEET IT! http://clicktotweet.com/qKFPh See the other NEW EPISODE! http://youtu.be/ekyrn2ZeNwU See the OUTTAKES: http://youtu.be/qzsAjCSnATE SUB for more episodes on both channels: http://www.youtube.com/mediocrefilms http://www.youtube.com/blamesocietyfilms MORE EPISODES: Gay Leprechaun: Surprise in the Woods! http://youtu.be/_4uEHzj1ZqE Gay Leprechaun: Nalts Gets Lucky! http://youtu.be/hV2KaINCWyo "If you Sphinx I'm an old Giza, you're living in the Nile." -Yeshmin Blechin, 2012 GAY LEPRECHAUN Created and Written By: Greg Benson, Aaron Yonda & Matt Sloan Directed By: Greg Benson Camera Tona Williams Sound Adam Koralik Special Thanks David Hussey and Veescope Key (kickass Final Cut Pro chromakey plugin) http://bit.ly/veescopekey Theme Song Eanan Patterson http://www.eananpatterson.com Animation & VFX Kevin Ivers http://www.youtube.com/plugz Photoshoppin' James Deuling For those of you not familiar with Saint Patrick's Day, it's a cultural and religious holiday celebrated on the 17th of March in Dublin, Ireland. The tradition came about at the instigation of the Irish Protestant organization The Knights of St. Patrick. The inaugural parade took place on March 17, 1783. In what has been described as an act of cultural re-orientation the British established a new focus of ritual and spectacle in the figure of St. Patrick, a pre-reformation saint who appealed to both the Roman Catholic and Irish Protestant traditions in Ireland. Guarding the inaugural procession were the mainly Protestant Volunteers who were charged with keeping order on the streets and at the service in the Protestant St. Patrick's Cathedral. The subsequent celebrations took place in two venues: on March 17 in the ballroom (which the Lord Lieutenant Earl Temple II had renamed after St Patrick) of Dublin Castle, the ancient seat of British power in Ireland, in the old part of the city, and, on March 18, at the Rotunda, a site closely associated with the Volunteers leaders Lord Charlemont and the second Duke of Leinster. It supposedly commemorates Saint Patrick (c. AD 387--461), the most commonly recognized of the patron saints of Ireland, and the arrival of Christianity in Ireland. It is observed by the Catholic Church, the Anglican Communion (especially the Church of Ireland), the Eastern Orthodox Church and Lutheran Church. Saint Patrick's Day was made an official feast day in the early seventeenth century, and has gradually become a secular celebration of Irish culture in general. The day is generally characterized by the attendance of church services, wearing of green attire and the lifting of Lenten restrictions on eating and drinking alcohol, which is often proscribed during the rest of the season. It is also commonly marked by the unexpected appearance of a tiny gay leprechaun.