Katelyn, Evan… you created nightmare fuel. How can I run away from my problems with this chasing me in my dreams!?! Anyways I still love you both and forgive you… xoxo Maxximo
Why do I feel that if the Nerdforge gang ends up making one, we should expect it to have a wizard hat and spell book attached to make it even more cursed? 🤔 lol
The reason she ripped it instead of cutting is because it doesn't cut the pile of the fur. This means no fluff mess in the air and you don't end up with blunt ends on your fur. Most people use a blade to cut the back of fur fabric to avoid snipping the pile. Love the 90s style ad and I had one of those ferby, I caught it talking in my wardrobe months after the batteries died! This is definitely one of your best creations, love how cursed it is!
Seller in fabric stores use this technique to almost all fabrics not to destroy the structure of fibers. After washing or steaming cut can become wobbly and the edge uneven.
I think sellers in fabric stores use the rip technique with almost all fabric too, but I think it's because it makes a straight line! It only works along the weft too, try it in the length of the roll and you will fail.
@@Darenim Most of the time I've bought fabric in store they have used scissors or a rotary blade to cut the fabric. I rip silk when working with that as it's much easier getting a straight line and I use a blade for fur backing. Most of the time I use a rotary cutter. Ripping can definitely save time and get straight lines, but not all fabrics will rip nicely along the grain. Also most fabric I've ordered online has been cut, not ripped.
Yeah you deal with enough fur as it is xD no need to have bonus artificial fluffies all over the place. I made this mistake before while making a fluffy pillowcase... plus as a husky parent I know the fight against the infinite floof is real.
Fun fact: part of the reason Furbies seemed to be immortal/sometimes worked without batteries installed is because they had weak solar cells in the eyes to see when it was dark but also so that when the batteries died it didn't lose all its data (learned behaviors, date/time). The creators either underestimated how much sunlight the average kids' room gets or the amount of power the cells could actually provide and didn't bother isolating the power the cells provided to just the data chip. They also made the light sensors too sensitive which is what caused them to wake up at night and start speaking gibberish, which sounds very demonic to a groggy child just woken up (which i know from experience). EDIT: it's been pointed out the mechanism I thought it was and explained isn't entirely accurate but it is something to do with the extra power supply for the learned behaviors and they do have over reactive light sensitivity.
the fact that I, as a child, took the batteries out of a furby and watched it just keep going has freaked me out for so long, I've never trusted them, thought they were all possessed by Jinn. Thank you for explaining it finally 😭😭
Maybe they knew just what they were doing and how good the solar cells were. I have never understood how this A. Is a good toy, or B. how it got so popular!? If it was created out of pure evil, I would not be surprised.
Hello! Professional costumer here! She ripped the fabric to prevent the fur from being cut and flying around. That's best practice for fake fur when cutting a straight line against the grain. To cut pieces out, you cut as close to the base fabric as possible and wear a mask! Just like Evan did. I've run several safety presentations about the importance of wearing a mask when working with fake fur at my jobs
Jumping in to tack onthat a very sharp blade (like an Xacto knife or scalpel) on the back of the faux fur (not the fluffy side) is also great! I had a friend who made fursuits and they swore by it.
@@MxPandamonium Wait, Pandamonium is one of my pseudos, and judging by the Mx I presume you might be non binary as well ? Either way that's funny how the internet works lol
My dad found my childhood furbies like a year ago and one of them was still working so he went around with it as his support animal creeping out random strangers at the grocery store when his backpack would suddenly start talking. Love ya dad lmao ♡
I was in an online meeting and we were sharing our screens. At one point one person in the meeting dared us all to show our top UA-cam recommended because “it says everything about a person”. This was at the top of mine.
Austin Bradley realy went above and beyond! I also love how often you mentioned him. I feel like most big UA-camrs would have said his name for one second at the very end of their video. Great collaboration!
I am a seamstress for a living. I make coats for sheep. Yeah, I know that sounds crazy. But the reason I'm mentioning it is because I have watched all your videos and I am 90% sure that if Evan got his hands on a sewing machine, he would actually ENJOY sewing. It is a fun new toy for him to learn how to use to make super useful stuff. He could make a skirt for Katelyn pretty easy. Might make a fun video too!
I work on research in a robotics lab that uses the Unitree quadruped robots (mostly the Go 1, so the model before yours) and one of our lab members saw your video and shared it around to all of us. You've given us the ultimate nightmare fuel to torment the other labs next to us with! I don't think they'll want to come anywhere close to our robots after seeing this since some of them are already pretty weirded out by our robots!
8:33 Former sewing and craft store employee here: The reason they ripped the fabric instead of cutting it is to preserve the fur fibers not because it's thick or more difficult to cut. You would not imagine the amount of people who would complain that we cut all the fur at the edges if we cut it instead of ripping. Shears also get ripped because it rips cleanly along the weft and is far more accurate on such a flowy fabric.
@@EvanAndKatelyn What if there was a FurMan? Like, a humanoid humanlike robot maybe, the designer of the head could be designed by that same person, and then the fur could be added to the humanoid robot, like… it could be a TeslaBot, maybe the maker of the TeslaBot can send you the headless version and then the creator of the electronic plastic head could 3D print another base for the head on the robot and the actual head for the FurMan so it would get perfectly like the walking furry dog robot. Idk.
In the furby voice, "From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me. I claimed the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine. Your kind cling to your flesh as if it will not decay and fail you. One day the cooled biomass that you called a temple will wither and you'll beg my kind to save you. But I am already saved. For the machine is immortal."
I absolutely love the effort Austin put into this project!! The PowerPoint presentation, the instruction manual, the pez dispensers!!! I’m obsessed!! Glad I could find him through this video. Definitely earned a new subscriber!!
Former Joann’s employee here! The reason we rip the fur/fuzzy fabrics is because if you do it correctly there should be no shedding. Unless you carefully cut only the backing, the fur tends to fly! it’s notoriously difficult to clean off other fabric. Some customers would even try to get discounts if there was fuzz on some of the fabrics. If done correctly it doesn’t take much effort and is very helpful to learn how to do if you deal with larger and longer cuts of fuzzy fabric! 8:45
@@biksw Other former Joann employee here. Ours was a hot mess until we got a new manager, when she quit it reverted back into a hot mess. One time literally. Someone passed out because the AC busted. Last time I went in there half the lights were out, the aisles were a mess, and they were operating on a skeleton crew.
I'm a fursuit maker and I had to learn real quick how to cut fur and fluff. I rember sitting in the center of my sewing room crying holding a cup of furr filled coffee looking at the absolute mess that was my work station, carpet, table and clothes.
When your comforting "Put This On To Fall Asleep" creators create something that would make a convincing piece of analog horror media. And it's also 1 am.
Hi, fur expert here (not a furry just a crafter) ripping the bottom fabric is a way to reduce the amount of fluff and hair that is generated by cutting the fabric. You can get a better easier result by using a brush and parting the fur where you want to cut, then delicately cutting the fabric and not the fur.
18:55 - The image of this thing running towards me, even for a second, has my fight or flight reflexes going absolutely haywire. I am, without exaggeration or irony, absolutely terrified. I've locked all the doors, closed every window, turned on every light in the house. Intellectually, I realize the absurdity of this, that furby dog ̶i̶s̶n̶'̶t̶ ̶r̶e̶a̶l̶ ̶a̶n̶d can't hurt me, but everything deep and instinctual within me screams that there are monsters beyond these walls. You are all monsters for unleashing this abomination upon the world. Subscribed.
As a Joanns employee who has made a long furby this was a surreal experience. Also noting that the reason we rip is so we don;t give the fur a haircut (tho we still end up covered and eating fur lol), we usually recommend using a box cutter on the wrong side of the fabric to cut it so you can also avoid giving the fabric a haircut!! You guys always come up with the best projects, love to see this!!
Y'ALL don't understand how much i need this robot in my life. I think it would solve all my problems. It would help my depression, clear my skin, get rid of the splitting ends. Everything would be better
THANKS FOR THE NIGHTMARES!!! I had a Furby that drowned, we set him up on a shelf to dry off and one day he woke up and started talking to me. we tried throwing it away multiple times and it somehow kept getting back in the house. Finally we moved 8 hours away about 20 years ago and so far, it seems to be gone, but honestly i would not be surprised if my parents opened a random box in the basement and it was just there, still alive. those things are truly terrifying.
Tbh Alexa, Siri etc will forever record you and possibly steal your wallet credentials 😂 Furbys don't have power isolation and they made it so they can still somewhat charge in dim lighting and release capacitor power every once in awhile. This explains why they just suddenly talk sometimes even without batteries.
As a cosplayer and Joann Employee! We actually are trained to rib faux fur as that is the easiest way to get a straight line without looking like we lost a fight with a Muppet! We typically use scissors to start the tear but we don't use them the whole way since it sheds the pile (actual furry part) which a lot of people don't like. If you want to know the easiest way to cut the faux fur into pattern pieces, use a craft knife on the wrong side. This will keep shedding to a minimum (although some shedding is inevitable with all faux fur)
To be fair, you can add "without looking like we lost a fight with a Muppet" to the end of any sentence and immediately have a comedy skit on your hands. Just make sure *that* thing isn't anywhere nearby first… (See video at top of page for more information.)
As a fursuit maker and cosplay designer I have a few things to say. Your pattern makeing was absolutely perfect! Amazing! Cutting the fur with scissors made me want to cry tho :0 If your ever working with furr again either do very short snips tight to the backing or use a blade. The reason poor Evan was choking on all the fluff is because you cut the fibers in half while cutting your pattern peices. Honestly tho cursed and perfect and I absolutely love it!!!
Back during that first Christmas they were out, my sister's boyfriend at the time was working at JC Penney's and managed to get his hands on a Furby despite the absurd demand. He left it on the coffee table one day at my mom's place (where I was living at the time), and I came out of my bedroom to see my cat sitting on the couch right across from it, giving it a death stare, before finally swatting it off the table and running to hide in my bookshelf. She knew what was up.
This is not only your best creation, it could be your best video ever. So great to see you both happy and excited for a project. Also, Austin went so over the top- all of those extra touches were amazing!
@@Kiri_-so3ei It looks like the one that they bought was about 2,400 dollars on Amazon... so not the most expensive thing in the world. And yeah, probably wrote it off as a business expense on taxes.
I love the extra effort Austin put in with the powerpoint and the instruction manual! cant forget the pez dispensers too! serious props to him, definitely earned a sub from me!
Worried all about Alexa… all while we all carry around iPhones and Samsungs that already record and track everything we do and send it off to the government
@@roboteen maybe, just maybe, several things can be bad at once. the robot "dog" is also bad since it's developed by the US military and is used by the US police force, who are not unknown to use excess force. guns can be mounted to those robots.
This is so cursed, even without the "cursed-mode" 😂 I hope Coco has a wonderful time in his new vessel and continues to look favourably upon humankind.
The person at Joann's tore it so she wasn't cutting the fur itself. My mother wouldn't allow me to have a Furby because they creeped her out, so did Cabbage Patch dolls. This guy would have given her nightmares. I LOVE it!!! He needs a mic
Hi!! Fursuit maker here, they rip it so they dont cut the fur! Another good method for working with and cutting fur is to use box cutter / exacto / ect! you want to just glide along and cut the backing only!
I think Furbot turned out fantastic! I would personally give him a trim and brushing to clean up the fur a bit and tweak the ear shape... Using a foam carved into the shape of the ear instead of 3D printed ears would make for a lighter ear that would have less risk of flying off when he moves around while being very tight on that ear rigging. But even without any of that, he's still very fun and I love that because the fur is attached with velcro, you can totally change up his look easily in the future.
Can we take a second to appreciate the quality of these videos now?! That transition at 11:02 was so simple, yet creative! Perfect fit for the pace and awkward-spontaneity of the project. Been a fan for years and I love how now your edits don't just capture your energy, but enhance it. Truly enjoyed this rollercoaster of emotions 😂
Generally you try to avoid cutting faux fur with scissors because it causes extra fibers to fly off and also makes seams much more visible when sewn. Generally people use exacto knifes cutting very gently from the back to lose the least amount of fur possible. I have seen people rip it before, but exactos are much easier.
This is probably one of my favourite episodes of yours ever 😭😭 the editing, the internet horror filming, the cursed content, it’s all perfect omg 😭 this project is amazing. Honestly crazy cool well done ,!
I think this is actually the scariest thing I've ever seen, like it plays into literally every fear I've had since I was a child. You have genuinely given me nightmares
8:38 that is why they rip it. also because it is more accurate to the yardage to rip it, cleaner, less nose fuzz, less allergies, etc. I used to work for the cut counter and after cutting it, i also preferred ripping it even if it was more difficult. also ripping doesnt destroy the pile of the fur
Actually in my opinion there are way more creepy owl creations then this. This is probley the most tame one and I unironly find this cute. And that's coming from me who at first was scared of 99% of odd bodies. But this one he's ok. He A good boy.
I thought to myself just yesterday, "Katelyn and Evan hasn't posted in a while. They must be working on something big. I can't wait to see it." And it's THIS! ❤
My fav parts😁 0:37 Katelyn’s face of disappointment 2:34 the way the looked at us 12:53 the way the furby took the bag 14:43 the way the furby looked at me 16:27 the battle sence with the health got me shaken in my boots 20:14 JUMPSCARE 21:25 “ oh god it’s alive “ was the most real thing anyone said in the video 22:48 if you added Juby that would be the perfect family pick! now juby needs a furby mask!
Alternative titles: we convinced our neighbours we’re phycopaths, we made satan IRL the result is shocking, we broke the laws of the universe and invented the worst thing ever.
Ah yes the ripping technique, I usually score the back with a sharp base then rip. It reduces further fallout and cutting tiny fibers into the air....as Evan instantly sneezed 😂
8:16 My best friend worked at a Joanns. She's a pretty tiny lady, but was always in charge of the cutting bar and carrying back and forth the bolts of fabric...by the end of the summer, her arms were so muscular!!
Check out Austin’s video about making the Furby head here 👁👅👁 ua-cam.com/video/TAYbDzs8EEw/v-deo.html
Love this 😂😂
Katelyn, Evan… you created nightmare fuel. How can I run away from my problems with this chasing me in my dreams!?! Anyways I still love you both and forgive you… xoxo Maxximo
WE NEED A PART TWO! ❤ LET COCO LIVE!
Please bring to opensauce
Oh man adding face tracking to it and have the eyes follow you around would be so amazing
this is the most cursed thing we have seen all week. we love it
I just keep thinking of the Chupacabra. 😅
nerdforge please make one
I don’t!😰I don’t like it!
Why do I feel that if the Nerdforge gang ends up making one, we should expect it to have a wizard hat and spell book attached to make it even more cursed? 🤔 lol
The reason she ripped it instead of cutting is because it doesn't cut the pile of the fur. This means no fluff mess in the air and you don't end up with blunt ends on your fur. Most people use a blade to cut the back of fur fabric to avoid snipping the pile. Love the 90s style ad and I had one of those ferby, I caught it talking in my wardrobe months after the batteries died! This is definitely one of your best creations, love how cursed it is!
Seller in fabric stores use this technique to almost all fabrics not to destroy the structure of fibers. After washing or steaming cut can become wobbly and the edge uneven.
I think sellers in fabric stores use the rip technique with almost all fabric too, but I think it's because it makes a straight line! It only works along the weft too, try it in the length of the roll and you will fail.
@@Darenim Most of the time I've bought fabric in store they have used scissors or a rotary blade to cut the fabric. I rip silk when working with that as it's much easier getting a straight line and I use a blade for fur backing. Most of the time I use a rotary cutter. Ripping can definitely save time and get straight lines, but not all fabrics will rip nicely along the grain. Also most fabric I've ordered online has been cut, not ripped.
Yeah you deal with enough fur as it is xD no need to have bonus artificial fluffies all over the place. I made this mistake before while making a fluffy pillowcase... plus as a husky parent I know the fight against the infinite floof is real.
I love that my favorite Stunt Dog follows at least one of the same channels I do
Fun fact: part of the reason Furbies seemed to be immortal/sometimes worked without batteries installed is because they had weak solar cells in the eyes to see when it was dark but also so that when the batteries died it didn't lose all its data (learned behaviors, date/time). The creators either underestimated how much sunlight the average kids' room gets or the amount of power the cells could actually provide and didn't bother isolating the power the cells provided to just the data chip. They also made the light sensors too sensitive which is what caused them to wake up at night and start speaking gibberish, which sounds very demonic to a groggy child just woken up (which i know from experience).
EDIT: it's been pointed out the mechanism I thought it was and explained isn't entirely accurate but it is something to do with the extra power supply for the learned behaviors and they do have over reactive light sensitivity.
the fact that I, as a child, took the batteries out of a furby and watched it just keep going has freaked me out for so long, I've never trusted them, thought they were all possessed by Jinn. Thank you for explaining it finally 😭😭
There are so many people convinced those toys were possessed
You just explained my childhood nightmare
Wow the more you know
Maybe they knew just what they were doing and how good the solar cells were.
I have never understood how this A. Is a good toy, or B. how it got so popular!?
If it was created out of pure evil, I would not be surprised.
Why is it ridiculously funny when it nearly does a back flip while running backwards?! 😂 “parkour!”
Hello! Professional costumer here! She ripped the fabric to prevent the fur from being cut and flying around. That's best practice for fake fur when cutting a straight line against the grain. To cut pieces out, you cut as close to the base fabric as possible and wear a mask! Just like Evan did. I've run several safety presentations about the importance of wearing a mask when working with fake fur at my jobs
Thank you for saying! I was about to leave this same comment. Also, seeing Katelyn cut so deep T_T! We all start somewhere though n_n~
Jumping in to tack onthat a very sharp blade (like an Xacto knife or scalpel) on the back of the faux fur (not the fluffy side) is also great! I had a friend who made fursuits and they swore by it.
@@MxPandamonium 100%!!!
We used to have black lung disease from mining, then we had Asbestosis from asbestos, now we have ____ from synthetic fur! Progress is WILD! 😂
@@MxPandamonium Wait, Pandamonium is one of my pseudos, and judging by the Mx I presume you might be non binary as well ?
Either way that's funny how the internet works lol
this may be the most unhinged creation they have ever made.
And that is an accomplishment, I didn’t think they could get more unhinged
Honestly there all unhinged 😭
This is exactly what I was looking for. No wonder it took so long to create this video.
I was justing coming here to say that
Totally agree.
I've never needed something more in my life.
Agreed. It's amazing.
be careful what you wish for, he might just show up in the form of a sleep paralysis demon
@@EvanAndKatelyn and thank you for that...little terrifying reminder... 👀
@@EvanAndKatelyn come on I have enough sleep paralysis demons. Lol
Same!
My dad found my childhood furbies like a year ago and one of them was still working so he went around with it as his support animal creeping out random strangers at the grocery store when his backpack would suddenly start talking. Love ya dad lmao ♡
would ur dad be interested in an 11 foot long furby i may or may not have in my garage? he may or may not be able to wear it like a rich womans scarf
@@Ellie-vb9vm He is the kind of fashionista who could and would not say no to that kind of offer so definitely yes
Hahahaha! I wish I still had mine!
Sometimes I forget that Katelyn is regular sized and Evan is mega sized. Him standing next to regular sized people always catches me off guard.
right? We only see them and no one to compare them to usually.
how tall is he? I just thought Katelyn was tiny and he was a bit tall, I've just realized that he's actually a giant lol
@@valerialuna35986'5 and 5'6
@@valerialuna3598 Evan 6'5 (195cm)
Katelyn: 5'6 (167cm)
They uploaded a clip 3 years ago answering that.
@@Jehty_ I'm a couple inches shorter than Katelyn!? 🫨
I was in an online meeting and we were sharing our screens. At one point one person in the meeting dared us all to show our top UA-cam recommended because “it says everything about a person”. This was at the top of mine.
On the plus side, you can work remotely for the rest of your life!
lol
LMAOOOO
Austin Bradley realy went above and beyond! I also love how often you mentioned him. I feel like most big UA-camrs would have said his name for one second at the very end of their video. Great collaboration!
He was so awesome to work with! We hope a lot of people go check out his video/channel!
@@EvanAndKatelyn I definitely will check out his channel, he did fantastic! 🎉
I subscribed to u and him
the part where yall turned and looked at the camera in the furby masks legitimately made my heart start pounding WHY WAS THAT SO SCARY??
I am a seamstress for a living. I make coats for sheep. Yeah, I know that sounds crazy. But the reason I'm mentioning it is because I have watched all your videos and I am 90% sure that if Evan got his hands on a sewing machine, he would actually ENJOY sewing. It is a fun new toy for him to learn how to use to make super useful stuff. He could make a skirt for Katelyn pretty easy. Might make a fun video too!
And i can GUARANTEE they'll find a way to put resin into garments and OFC put googly eyes on the machine
@@uribove oh absolutely! 100% on that one. Lol
Imagine he got a hold of that one sewing machine that Punished Props showed recently, that thing is a beast.
@@TheRealAlpha2lol oh that's for sure! I just can't believe he wouldn't love it if he tried it.
Get this man an industrial Juki straight stitch 😂
Coco squaring up at 16:20 is actually so intimidating. LOVE THEM!!
haha he does have a threatening energy when he stands
I work on research in a robotics lab that uses the Unitree quadruped robots (mostly the Go 1, so the model before yours) and one of our lab members saw your video and shared it around to all of us. You've given us the ultimate nightmare fuel to torment the other labs next to us with! I don't think they'll want to come anywhere close to our robots after seeing this since some of them are already pretty weirded out by our robots!
What an awesome job!
@@kytechnelson do you guys have photos on social media?
8:33 Former sewing and craft store employee here: The reason they ripped the fabric instead of cutting it is to preserve the fur fibers not because it's thick or more difficult to cut. You would not imagine the amount of people who would complain that we cut all the fur at the edges if we cut it instead of ripping. Shears also get ripped because it rips cleanly along the weft and is far more accurate on such a flowy fabric.
18:53 the way it falls might just be the greatest thing I’ve ever witnessed
I have watched it entirely too many times, and I really need someone to make a gif of it.
William Afton getting springlocked
I saw this video but shorter on Facebook and now I know 100% that this is the same
Most relatable 3 seconds of yt I’ve seen this year ngl
@@Morphster2018 😂😂😂😂😂
Watching it run full speed is so scary. It moves just dog-like enough to be all the more uncanny.
I love them
he's SUPRISINGLY fast
@@EvanAndKatelyn What if there was a FurMan? Like, a humanoid humanlike robot maybe, the designer of the head could be designed by that same person, and then the fur could be added to the humanoid robot, like… it could be a TeslaBot, maybe the maker of the TeslaBot can send you the headless version and then the creator of the electronic plastic head could 3D print another base for the head on the robot and the actual head for the FurMan so it would get perfectly like the walking furry dog robot.
Idk.
In my best Jeff Goldblum voice, "You spent all this time asking whether or not you could, you never stopped to think whether or not you SHOULD"
As soon as I saw the thumbnail and title, THIS is exactly what I thought!
they just had to make a five nights at freddy furby didnt they
They definitely should though…
In the furby voice, "From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me.
I claimed the strength and certainty of steel. I aspired to the purity of the blessed machine.
Your kind cling to your flesh as if it will not decay and fail you.
One day the cooled biomass that you called a temple will wither and you'll beg my kind to save you.
But I am already saved. For the machine is immortal."
@@dracodevis what's that quote from?
I LOOK AWAY FOR A WEEK, AND YOU GO FROM ARTS AND CRAFTS TO UNHINGED AFRONTS TO CREATION!
I absolutely love the effort Austin put into this project!! The PowerPoint presentation, the instruction manual, the pez dispensers!!! I’m obsessed!! Glad I could find him through this video. Definitely earned a new subscriber!!
Former Joann’s employee here! The reason we rip the fur/fuzzy fabrics is because if you do it correctly there should be no shedding. Unless you carefully cut only the backing, the fur tends to fly! it’s notoriously difficult to clean off other fabric. Some customers would even try to get discounts if there was fuzz on some of the fabrics. If done correctly it doesn’t take much effort and is very helpful to learn how to do if you deal with larger and longer cuts of fuzzy fabric! 8:45
What was it like to work there?
@@biksw Other former Joann employee here. Ours was a hot mess until we got a new manager, when she quit it reverted back into a hot mess. One time literally. Someone passed out because the AC busted. Last time I went in there half the lights were out, the aisles were a mess, and they were operating on a skeleton crew.
@@BwooHuraca pretty much my experience smh
@@BwooHuraca near convinced we worked at the same joanns lmao
I'm a fursuit maker and I had to learn real quick how to cut fur and fluff. I rember sitting in the center of my sewing room crying holding a cup of furr filled coffee looking at the absolute mess that was my work station, carpet, table and clothes.
Therapist: You need to stop fixating on "Furbydog". It's not real and it can't hurt you.
Furbydog:
therapist: I know what you need! an emotional support dog! 💀
@@EmCasieNow I want one…
As a Furby would put it: “Doo no tye ay doo nom nom nom WAAAAAAAAAAAA!”
YES! FINALLY 666 LIKES 😂
When your comforting "Put This On To Fall Asleep" creators create something that would make a convincing piece of analog horror media. And it's also 1 am.
Hi, fur expert here (not a furry just a crafter) ripping the bottom fabric is a way to reduce the amount of fluff and hair that is generated by cutting the fabric. You can get a better easier result by using a brush and parting the fur where you want to cut, then delicately cutting the fabric and not the fur.
You didnt need to clarify your not a furry, most people wont care
Thank you for this comment.... me screaming at the screen while he's huffing the fluff
18:55 - The image of this thing running towards me, even for a second, has my fight or flight reflexes going absolutely haywire. I am, without exaggeration or irony, absolutely terrified. I've locked all the doors, closed every window, turned on every light in the house. Intellectually, I realize the absurdity of this, that furby dog ̶i̶s̶n̶'̶t̶ ̶r̶e̶a̶l̶ ̶a̶n̶d can't hurt me, but everything deep and instinctual within me screams that there are monsters beyond these walls. You are all monsters for unleashing this abomination upon the world.
Subscribed.
I know, right?
It can't hurt but...that is all I have to say.
Yeah I genuinely jumped holy crap
As a Joanns employee who has made a long furby this was a surreal experience. Also noting that the reason we rip is so we don;t give the fur a haircut (tho we still end up covered and eating fur lol), we usually recommend using a box cutter on the wrong side of the fabric to cut it so you can also avoid giving the fabric a haircut!! You guys always come up with the best projects, love to see this!!
That fast and crouched little scurry that it does is hilarious and ngl, cute as hell.
That manual Austin made is FREAKING AMAZING!
18:51 I actually think this is the funniest thing I’ve ever seen. Bro toppled and completely disassembled
I came to the comments because of this moment! Sooooo funny omgg 🤣🤣
I can’t stop watching, it it’s so funny😂
Seeing it swiftly crawl across the ground like that makes it look like something out of a horror movie
If they could add two robotic baby arms and give it our best AI computer, that might be the greatest creation of all time!
Making a horror movie is exactly the idea they should roll into muahahahaha XD
I want an hour long compilation of them walking coco. Because i need an hour of that beauty
Y'ALL don't understand how much i need this robot in my life. I think it would solve all my problems. It would help my depression, clear my skin, get rid of the splitting ends. Everything would be better
THANKS FOR THE NIGHTMARES!!! I had a Furby that drowned, we set him up on a shelf to dry off and one day he woke up and started talking to me. we tried throwing it away multiple times and it somehow kept getting back in the house. Finally we moved 8 hours away about 20 years ago and so far, it seems to be gone, but honestly i would not be surprised if my parents opened a random box in the basement and it was just there, still alive. those things are truly terrifying.
Tbh Alexa, Siri etc will forever record you and possibly steal your wallet credentials 😂
Furbys don't have power isolation and they made it so they can still somewhat charge in dim lighting and release capacitor power every once in awhile. This explains why they just suddenly talk sometimes even without batteries.
I didn't nearly get enough of that final section from the video.
I demand 10 more minutes of frollicking with it
Here's hoping Fur-Bot makes an appearance at Open Sauce this summer
Yeah. I feel underwhelmed with the amount of interactions with other animals this thing had. I want to see how pets react to it more.
A Casual Friday night evening walk around the 'street with all of city Bars' is indeed needed.
@@kovarniypidor mhm yes, a very nice payoff for making the bot. Putting it in a dark alley at night
Evan and Katelyn's sponsorships are the only ones I never skip
I really hope this revives the furby odd body content on UA-cam. This is amazing!
oh it never died, nightmare-fueling furby diys will live forever!
@@cescimes I've just been finding it hard to find videos on it lately. I love watching what people come up with and how they did it.
As a cosplayer and Joann Employee! We actually are trained to rib faux fur as that is the easiest way to get a straight line without looking like we lost a fight with a Muppet! We typically use scissors to start the tear but we don't use them the whole way since it sheds the pile (actual furry part) which a lot of people don't like.
If you want to know the easiest way to cut the faux fur into pattern pieces, use a craft knife on the wrong side. This will keep shedding to a minimum (although some shedding is inevitable with all faux fur)
I'm laughing so hard at the phrase "without looking like we've lost a fight to a muppet" it has no reason being that funny but it is💀
To be fair, you can add "without looking like we lost a fight with a Muppet" to the end of any sentence and immediately have a comedy skit on your hands.
Just make sure *that* thing isn't anywhere nearby first… (See video at top of page for more information.)
I love how the doggo at the park was like “uh-uhn, that just ain’t right” 😂😂😂 This is rad, y’all
As a fursuit maker and cosplay designer I have a few things to say.
Your pattern makeing was absolutely perfect! Amazing!
Cutting the fur with scissors made me want to cry tho :0
If your ever working with furr again either do very short snips tight to the backing or use a blade. The reason poor Evan was choking on all the fluff is because you cut the fibers in half while cutting your pattern peices.
Honestly tho cursed and perfect and I absolutely love it!!!
Back during that first Christmas they were out, my sister's boyfriend at the time was working at JC Penney's and managed to get his hands on a Furby despite the absurd demand. He left it on the coffee table one day at my mom's place (where I was living at the time), and I came out of my bedroom to see my cat sitting on the couch right across from it, giving it a death stare, before finally swatting it off the table and running to hide in my bookshelf. She knew what was up.
Your cat was smart, she could sense the pure evil emitting from it.
Good Kitty!!!
This is not only your best creation, it could be your best video ever. So great to see you both happy and excited for a project. Also, Austin went so over the top- all of those extra touches were amazing!
That Squarespace AD was the best thing I have ever watched. Must have been so much fun creating it :D
At 18:53 when the furby dog broke, i laughed because of the way it broke🤣
I collect furbys (about 30 plus a few customs) and my friend sent me this, I loved every second of it. Unironically want a beast like this.
I want to see more people try to make these things, I love its weirdness
Me too!
I love Katelyn looking at the robot dog and then up at Evan like "I need to take his credit card away."
I was just wondering how they could afford to just... buy one
@@Kiri_-so3eii wonder if it could be written off as a business expense
@@Kiri_-so3ei It looks like the one that they bought was about 2,400 dollars on Amazon... so not the most expensive thing in the world. And yeah, probably wrote it off as a business expense on taxes.
The wonderful world of Self employed youtube content creation. As long as it's on film it counts.
@@TheRealAlpha2 going to the irs and explaining "this furby bot was CRUCIAL to the integrity of our job!!!"
Imagine walking down the street at night and this thing sprinting towards you while giggling.
Don't give Boston Dynamics any more ideas. . . .
with glowing red eyes.
20:34 the way it turns to katelyn and Evan makes me wonder if Austin watched their videos to see where the two would be standing normally 😅
the collar adds the perfect touch 😭😭 loved watching it in public LMAO
haha thank you!
@@EvanAndKatelyn Ya'll were in BOERNE? lmao! So insane to see the square suddenly pop up in this video where I've been a hundred thousand times
@@EvanAndKatelyn Please sell these 😔
@@MeowMaddiee jsjsjsjjsjjsjsjsjsjjsjssss
The running is just insane. This is so extremely meme-able. If Coco doesn't show up on creepy pasta jumpscares I'll eat my furby.
Not if your furby eats you first!
The furby/Square Space ad integration is brilliant 😂 Great video as always E&K!
Haha thank you! We feel lucky to work with sponsors that approve our weird ad ideas :P
20:18: I think Matt Rose would definitely be scared or something… Idk.
18:53 frame by frame is way funnier than it should be. This is amazing. Cursed, but amazing.
Really love when y'all do projects that highlight smaller UA-cam channels with creative folks!
I love how Katelyn color coordinated her outfit to match the fur-bot!
The way I legit cry out in joy if I saw y'all walking this out in public as a Furby lover
I love the extra effort Austin put in with the powerpoint and the instruction manual! cant forget the pez dispensers too! serious props to him, definitely earned a sub from me!
Back in the 90s furbys recording your conversations was big news, now people buy alexas knowing it's sending everything to Jeff.
THIS LMAO
Everything in the name of *~progress and innovation~* Privacy who, don't know her!
Worried all about Alexa… all while we all carry around iPhones and Samsungs that already record and track everything we do and send it off to the government
Imagine making an army of Furbots and having them chase Jeff Bezos, in the middle of the night.
@@roboteen maybe, just maybe, several things can be bad at once. the robot "dog" is also bad since it's developed by the US military and is used by the US police force, who are not unknown to use excess force. guns can be mounted to those robots.
This comment made Jeff just sound like some random person
This is so cursed, even without the "cursed-mode" 😂
I hope Coco has a wonderful time in his new vessel and continues to look favourably upon humankind.
them regretting their creation as soon as they turned on cursed mode was so frankenstinian i love it
The person at Joann's tore it so she wasn't cutting the fur itself.
My mother wouldn't allow me to have a Furby because they creeped her out, so did Cabbage Patch dolls.
This guy would have given her nightmares. I LOVE it!!!
He needs a mic
Hi!! Fursuit maker here, they rip it so they dont cut the fur!
Another good method for working with and cutting fur is to use box cutter / exacto / ect! you want to just glide along and cut the backing only!
I love this but my fav part is the names on the video call. "Are scared of furbies". And "Furbie whisperer"
Even the Joob cut out was looking at Katelyn like "seriously tho...WTF??"
im a big furby fan so this is... THE CUTEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN
18:30 Seeing coco jump triggered a violent reaction within like "GET IT AWAY!!!" kind of Vibe
I think Furbot turned out fantastic! I would personally give him a trim and brushing to clean up the fur a bit and tweak the ear shape... Using a foam carved into the shape of the ear instead of 3D printed ears would make for a lighter ear that would have less risk of flying off when he moves around while being very tight on that ear rigging. But even without any of that, he's still very fun and I love that because the fur is attached with velcro, you can totally change up his look easily in the future.
Can we take a second to appreciate the quality of these videos now?! That transition at 11:02 was so simple, yet creative! Perfect fit for the pace and awkward-spontaneity of the project. Been a fan for years and I love how now your edits don't just capture your energy, but enhance it. Truly enjoyed this rollercoaster of emotions 😂
That was probably one of the most creepiest and fun things I've seen in quite a while. Thanks for sharing.
As an avid furby collector I have three words. I LOVE IT. Furbies are so cute and misunderstood. They’re little babies.
YESSSS furbs are the cutest things literally ever I sew them alot because it's hard to find them where I live
It scary
That was more then three words 😡
@@ፔ̇̈ ''I love it'' has 3 words in it.
Furbies are from the darkest ring of hell
Generally you try to avoid cutting faux fur with scissors because it causes extra fibers to fly off and also makes seams much more visible when sewn. Generally people use exacto knifes cutting very gently from the back to lose the least amount of fur possible. I have seen people rip it before, but exactos are much easier.
Am i the only one who thinks they nail their sponsors? They dont just talk about it they do an entire short play about it i love it❤
I love how Katelyn matched her outfit to the Furby's fur towards the end there omg
Ok but the way it was dancing in the dark was actually so unnerving
I’ve watched a lot of E&K projects but this one right here is my absolute favorite. It is equal parts cursed, amazing, and beautiful.
THAT ROBOT PET IS SO CURSED AAAAA
im normally scared of robots but this is hilarious coco is great
This thing in a night-time prank video would be amazing! Someone walking at night in a parking garage and then this nightmare's red eyes just turn on.
Sounds like a really quick way to get a very broken robot.
"Are scared of Furbys" and "Furby Whisperer" are so perfect 😭
This is the best creative use Ive seen for these kind of robots so far!!
The research put into these videos is very thorough.
This is probably one of my favourite episodes of yours ever 😭😭 the editing, the internet horror filming, the cursed content, it’s all perfect omg 😭 this project is amazing. Honestly crazy cool well done ,!
This collab was so good. The cheerful details Austin added, such a great guy!
I think this is actually the scariest thing I've ever seen, like it plays into literally every fear I've had since I was a child. You have genuinely given me nightmares
but it's so adorable :3
@@MothCattuchiniAdorable nightmares?
8:38 that is why they rip it. also because it is more accurate to the yardage to rip it, cleaner, less nose fuzz, less allergies, etc. I used to work for the cut counter and after cutting it, i also preferred ripping it even if it was more difficult. also ripping doesnt destroy the pile of the fur
Thank you for giving me nightmare fuel for the next 6 months
@@integza its been six months how are you feeling now? Lol
When the furby centaur opened its eyes I almost screamed out of pure terror. It is so glorious but scary at the same time 😭
The world needs more of these.
There are somethings in life that shouldn't be done and this is one of them. Yet I can not look alway. My nightmares are coming back.😂😂😂
There is a special place in hell for the creation that you 2 have made. But I'm gonna watch the video again because I'm very intrigued.😆😆😆
Actually in my opinion there are way more creepy owl creations then this.
This is probley the most tame one and I unironly find this cute.
And that's coming from me who at first was scared of 99% of odd bodies.
But this one he's ok.
He A good boy.
hahaha
@@EvanAndKatelyn not menacing at all
I thought to myself just yesterday, "Katelyn and Evan hasn't posted in a while. They must be working on something big. I can't wait to see it." And it's THIS! ❤
What's funny is that of all things, the Squarespace ad is what made me laugh uncontrollably and remember to thumb up the video.
My fav parts😁
0:37 Katelyn’s face of disappointment
2:34 the way the looked at us
12:53 the way the furby took the bag
14:43 the way the furby looked at me
16:27 the battle sence with the health got me shaken in my boots
20:14 JUMPSCARE
21:25 “ oh god it’s alive “ was the most real thing anyone said in the video
22:48 if you added Juby that would be the perfect family pick!
now juby needs a furby mask!
Alternative titles:
we convinced our neighbours we’re phycopaths,
we made satan IRL the result is shocking,
we broke the laws of the universe and invented the worst thing ever.
psychopaths
Come oooooon, it's just a bit "unusual" ...........
Nah, I'm surprised none of the people outside tried to kiil it with fire lmao
Phycopath 😅
But admit they're the only ones who could pull such a nice horrible creature out of their (broken) minds with no patterns whatsoever 😅
@@franckmercier-cotnoir4369 fr, there using they’re power for what can only be PURE EVIL though.
Ah yes the ripping technique, I usually score the back with a sharp base then rip. It reduces further fallout and cutting tiny fibers into the air....as Evan instantly sneezed 😂
Yeah, when Katelyn said, "I don't know why she didn't cut it," I was thinking, "Give it two seconds aaaaand...." Evan sneezes. "That's why." 😆
I love him. He's beautiful. Thank you for releasing his glory unto us 🙏
8:16 My best friend worked at a Joanns. She's a pretty tiny lady, but was always in charge of the cutting bar and carrying back and forth the bolts of fabric...by the end of the summer, her arms were so muscular!!
You have the only channel that I will always watch the sponsor commercials. 🤣
Austin is SO cool he put so much love into this collab omg
the way he falls here is truly terrifying but so hilarious at the same time 😂 18:49
I always love the skits they do for sponsors but oh my GOD this one is by far the best 😂😂😂😂
"I am sure no one would be creeped out by this!" I was creeped out by the thumbnail :D. Nice job guys.
I sent it to my sister and she refused to even click on it