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Revision as of 06:24, 10 May 2007

WTF
screenshot
Information
Author:Neil Cicierega
Release Date:0/0/2000
File Size:0.00MB
Length:0:00
Complexity:Poiuytic Scale
Animutatedness:Wartysian Factor
Audio Info
WTF
Artist:Lemon Demon
Album:Unreleased
Genre:Mash Up

About

A short, silly Flash video made by Neil; it is very animutational, but it is apparently non-canonical, as it is not featured on Animutation Central nor has it otherwise been shown very widely. The soundtrack is a very weird mix that Neil concocted himself...

Cast

Lyrics

[incomprehensible mutated Speak-n-Spell speech]

Ho ho ho! I don't know!
Ho ho ho! I don't know!
Ho ho ho! I don't know!
Ho ho ho! I don't know!

[slowed-down clip of "I am a banana!" from Don Hertzfeldt's Rejected, accompanied by a snippet of the Inspector Gadget theme]

Ho ho ho! I don't know!
Ho ho ho! I don't know!
H-oho hoho ho-oh... I don't know!
[slowed-down and warped] Ho ho ho! No...

Hahahaha, whoop!

Audio Details

Trivia

  • This video hasn't had major appearances on flash portals unlike Neil Cicierega's other works...
  • The slow, seemingly unintelligible speech during the "Kobe Bryant!" scene is actually a slowed down audio clip saying "I AM A BANANA!", a quote from Don Hertzfeld's "Rejected" animated short.
  • There is another audio clip, about 40 seconds after the "Hahahaha, whoop!" followed by a POKE! HULK HOGAN picture.

External Links

  • WTF on EvilTrailMix
  • The song, high-quality but without the Speak-n-Spell part at the beginning