Games

Who knows the connection between badgers, mushrooms, and snakes?

zoomers

Hey pal, don't blame us for this shit, most of us are in our twenties

That's the journey I went on. The phrae "skibidi toilet" started happening around me, and so I looked up what it was, and I understood it immediately. It's SFM Youtube poop. I was there 3000 years ago when that was invented, I remember nope.avi and pootis.

I find two things remarkable though: 1, SFM is still relevant after all these years and 2, they managed to wring a sci-fi story out of "stupid video about singing heads in toilets."

I find it interesting that Gmod almost touching 20 yrs and sfm still relevant to this day, there is always that guy who animates memes on sfm.

I'm sure without context ytmnd.com seems insane.

Speak for yourself. The only mod slop i consumed was Tribes and Unreal Tournament

We had salad fingers

It's filled w/ MTX that preys on young people's sense of FOMO.

Oh, you're talking about Skibidi Toilet? Yeah, I really don't care one way or another about that.

I don't hate Fortnite in and of itself, but I do really hate how because of its success, damn near all multiplayer FPS games have become some kind of Fortnite knock-off battle royale.

Because it reminds them that they are an old now.

Skibidi Toilet is a series of short form videos using assets from Garry's Mod and/or Source Film Maker. It features the camera heads (protagonists) fighting the toilet heads (antagonists). The toilets can be defeated by flushing the toilet. The series features an escalation of violence and weapons on both sides along with at least one additional faction joining.

It's actually pretty good. Like a lot of things the youth are into it's their obsession with it that's annoying moreso than the content.

We're back boys (somewhere I've never been and will never go)

Thank her for me

One could argue that this is the weird part of the internet now since we are the minority

We are like the BBS, IRC, and Usenet users of the late 2000s who refused to be swayed by Digg, Reddit, and (SMS only) Twitter.

This video from tale foundry touches on this.

Let kids be kids, and enjoy their lore like we did when we were young. It's just getting wierd because people can cash in on it easily.

How is different from Crazy Frog or Billy Bass? Dumb memes turning into toys or dumb meme toys have been around for forever.

have you actually tried watching? I keep seeing complaints from people who never gave it a chance just because it looked weird

It should be studied in film classes as a perfect example of non narrative based storytelling.

I'm serious.