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It's been a month or so since any new material from Iamamiwhoami surfaced on the internet. Starting on the 8th, however, we began to see some signs of life from the viral video's creater. As mentioned previously, Tara Busch released a remix of the single 'b', which is now available to download.

Then later that same evening, someone noticed that a new single had appeared on Amazon. The release date for O was scheduled as April 11, 2010. That day came, and we all listened, and realized that O was an edited version of the music from the sixth video. Six minutes and forty seconds long, the guitar sample had disappeared and was instead replaced by more bass, and the distortion on the voice was gone entirely. Fans have since been split over whether or not they love it or hate it.

I hoped for a video, but didn't expect one because after all, it was the same music from the sixth video. Well I wake up this morning to find a new video waiting in my subscriptions. I watch it. And it's amazing. Like usual there's a whole bunch of mystery surrounding it, and no one is sure what it all means.

Here's where the story get's a little more interesting. Number one suspect Jonna Lee has since deleted her Twitter account. This is interesting because she has been known for tweeting clues (or at least what people assume are clues) about her involvement in the video saga. She tweeted eight or so months ago about "being covered in mud for the next two days" and was even bold enough to tweet a picture of a set with a pool filled with murky water, oddly similar to video three. Apparently, thanks to the geniuses at Popjustice we found out that Jonna tweeted something regarding the new video we received today. After the tweet in question was brought up, she hastily deleted her twitter account, leaving behind the message

Love to you all, see you later alligators.

Also, Popjustice users pointed out that this morning around the time that the newest video was uploaded, Tara Busch tweeted a picture of strawberries. If you didn't know, strawberries have been a recurring theme in these videos (See videos three, five, six, and eight).

Hmmm. Curiouser and Curiouser.