What do sources say about the first clip?

Yahoo’s article says early Huss Valley edits reused running footage by Daniel LaBelle. It recounts a sequence of posts and captions as part of its explanation of the meme’s origin. This is an attributed timeline from that article rather than an independently reconstructed upload history.

The report does not identify a single uncropped source file that can be matched to every later edit. A separate candidate in the project has an English transcript with seven segments, but its connection to the first Huss Valley post is unresolved. Its captions are not enough to confirm source ownership or original status.

Why the exact original is still unknown

The captured Know Your Meme and Yahoo pages explain the meme at a cultural level. They do not provide a verified chain from an original Daniel LaBelle upload to every Huss Valley repost. A familiar runner or matching caption would not by itself prove that a candidate is the first source.

The candidate transcript is preserved as a lead and remains marked for review. No visual comparison, upload-history proof, or source-owner confirmation is recorded for it. This page therefore does not label that candidate as the original clip.

Current answer

The best-supported answer is that Yahoo reports a connection to Daniel LaBelle running footage, while the exact original Huss Valley clip has not been verified here. The article’s chronology is attributed and should be read as its account. The candidate transcript does not close the identity gap.

A stronger answer would require a source upload that can be opened, matched visually, and connected to the reported meme post. It would also need to distinguish the creator’s original comedy video from a later edit or repost. Until then, the exact clip remains Unconfirmed(待确认).