This video of soldiers disassembling a jeep and reassembling it in under four minutes is going viral on Break.com. Thousands of people are sharing it on Twitter and Facebook as we speak as it nears 300,000 views. Check out the video below:

Break.com, a Los Angeles, Calif.-based online media company that provides similar content as CollegeHumor is planning to acquire blog, WallStreetFighter.com. The announcement will be given sometime this week according to paidContent.

The CEO of Break.com is Keith Richman. Break’s core audience are males between the ages of 18 and 35. A lot of the content on Break is user-generated. Break is owned by TMFT Enterprises, LLC. Break recently launched 3 new web sites: Chickipedia, Cage Potato, and Holy Taco. I recently wrote an article about how Chickipedia should surpass AskMen.com in traffic soon.

According to the Blogger profile of the WallStreetFighter blog, the owner is Shane, a 38 year old plant enthusiast in Urbana, Illinois. WallStreetFighter is a financial blog with a humorous twist to it. Competitors include WallStrip, WallStreak, Dealbreaker.

Break.com^[1], a video website based in Beverly Hills, Calif. has raised a substantial amount of money.  Since the company’s inception in 1998, it has been self-funded and constantly serving videos for the general Internet public.  The website receives roughly 17 million unique visitors per month and may possibly have some of its video uploaders hired for production deals.

The amount of funding received is $21 million and was invested by Lions Gate Entertainment Corporation^[2] (NYSE:LGF) for a 42% stake in Break.com.  Lions Gate is known for producing films such as The Descent and horror movie, Hostel: Part II, and Academy Award winner, CRASH.

“We see this as a good opportunity,” stated Peter Wilkes, a Lions Gate spokesman. “It’s a smart, savvy site that’s targeted to a young male demographic with which we’re very familiar.”

Lions Gate’s library includes 11,000 motion pictures and TV episodes.  Lions will be levaraging Break.com’s technology in getting some of this content online.

“Break is one of the freshest and most original platforms for content in the new media space,” stated Lions Gate’s CEO and Co-Chairman, Jon Feltheimer.  “They immediately appealed to us as an ideal fit.  They serve a large niche that we know well, and they are another entrepreneurial partner whose culture, business plan, and creative sensibilities blend seamlessly with our own.”

According to Hitwise Media, Break.com ranks as the 11th place destination for males with 17 million unique visitors as mentioned above, 550 million page views, and 300 million streamed videos per month.  Break.com also currently has parnterships with NBC, Endemol, and Twisted Pictures.  YouTube, watch out.

[1] Break.com
[2] Lionsgate.com

References:
[3] PaidContent: Video Site Break.com Gets Funding From Lionsgate; $21 Million For 42 Percent Stake
[4] PRNewswire: Lionsgate Makes Equity Investment in Break.com
[5] Bloomberg.com: Lions Gate Buys Stake in Online Video Distributor Break.com