I looked up the story behind Bob the Blob. It seems uncanny because it was never meant to be see by the public. The animations were made by a grandma for her grandchildren, Dylan and Jake. The characters in the story are named after them, and the story is vaguely based on their interests. It was animated using an Amiga, and the voice over was done in more or less real time. Nanny Lynn went to a copy store to make copies of her animations for her grandchildren's friends. The person who worked at the copy store found them amusing, so they (dubiously ethically) made extra copies to distribute among their friends. One of these extra copies ended up being uploaded UA-cam, which is how Vinny ended up watching it here. Nanny Lynn discovered that her animations had been uploaded online, but fortunately she approves of the attention they have received. She has since digitized and uploaded other animations she made with her Amiga.
@@shirleymaemattthews4862 Age doesn't disqualify you from learning a skill. If a lot of old people aren't good at computers it's probably because they're too intimidated to try, rather than just because of their age.
My favorite part of Bob the Blob is that there was a cat kaiju ass-missile and yet that somehow wasn't the climax. It just kept going like nothing happened. Absolutely fascinating piece of pure concentrated insanity.
The feeling of finality except there is no final. You'd think Bob had gone through enough at that point and deserved closure, but no, it would only get worse for him
The horrifying realisation I've seen Paddy the Pelican before... and it was in an animation extracurricular class. It was shown to demonstrate how to do everything wrong: action is drawn including the background, the voices, actions being described and not shown, everything. We only saw the Piggy bank episode and I think the teacher had it as a file on her computer or burned to a DVD...
I’m a Canadian…. And it’s not surprising to see that our in house animation industry hasn’t changed much since the 50’s. Cheap bullshit with nonsensical dialogue and filler episodes with regurgitated plots. Basically just tax write off cartoons. Who knows maybe this is the first Canadian tax write off cartoon lmfaooo it’s such shit
"Oops I accidentally created a sentient being that died and merged with a rat causing it to turn into into a kaiju, better do it again and give it to my children unattended."
Was kinda surprised by the number of people clamoring for Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared. Like I feel the obscure shit that almost no one has seen is gonna be the good shit
Wasn't it really huge like 10 years ago? I only watched it because I heard so many people talk about it back then. I never watched the followups, just the first one about green not being creative.
I guess it comes down to what we feel belongs on the wheel which there isn’t a correct answer for. Because I love DHMIS, but it’s also well made and completely self aware which I don’t think is as interesting as something more embarrassingly bad
Bob the Blob was a whole series' worth of storylines scrambled all over the place and condensed into 30 minutes. I am genuinely amazed on how much stuff went on during that timeframe.
IMO Nanny Lynn is a creative genius who deserves all the praise. And the lore behind this is and her other films were just made to entertain her grandkids! Truly this lady was vastly ahead of her time. Her shorts with that retro Amiga animation look fit right in alongside bizarre-charming indie games and unique animated youtube shorts. And her understanding of 'kid logic' in storytelling to entertain children is wonderful.
I actually kind of liked the Nanny Lynn film seeing it. Now that I found out they were made by a grandma for her grandkids (who appear as inserts in the cartoon) I love it. And it makes sense that the story comes off like a toddler wrote it. The ideas probably were in part from her grankids, or from a creative grandma who understood 'kid logic' in storytelling from telling other weird funny stories to her grandkids. Instead of being weirded out I'm charmed by this heartwarming bit of love from a grandma to her grandkids. Nanny Lynn, wherever you are, you're the best.
This is one of those segments where it isn't funny brainrot. It's a special type where it genuinely hurts the brain, to where you feel exhausted after watching. For me, this stream felt like the violent tendencies treatment in Clockwork Orange.
For the record, the last time that segment happened it was legitimately entertaining, we had the Pricemaster, the smoking snake puppet and that VeggieTales ripoff
Oh man, Paddy the Pelican's creator was born in the wrong generation. Dude would've popped off on Newgrounds. Being able to make any sort of independent animation at the time paddy came from is a feat.
The way those children were depicted, how evil they were, and how horrid they treated bob(they gave him his dead friend's body and no food, imprisoned him and probably something else I forgot), with no commupance in the end either. It was Truly terrifying
It turns out that Nanny Lynn - a grandma who made these "kid logic"-filled surreal shorts to entertain her grandkids - is the real saint though. Don't let your brain poison from the internet get in the way of recognizing a hidden creative genius of a grandma. Nanny Lynn is great.
How big of a problem was tortoises being kidnapped from the desert that Blossom the Clown felt the need to have three different segments telling people not to do that?
I was already reeling from the all the shit that was happening but Bob getting wings after eating his best friend's smashed body was too much. I had to pause it
Yeah, just the plot of a scientist making a homunculus that is easily killed but has full memories of past incarnations and has extreme mutagenic properties when ingested is something. Then it eventually is given as a pet to the scientist's kids who basically torture it (like how would you like to be trapped in a boat surrounded by acid and then later fed the corpse of your only friend).
Most of the stuff in compilations like this is pretty tame to me. The clown stuff and Paddy were interesting, but not THAT weird. Bob The Blob felt like it was going to be played as actual horror any second. I still can't believe the part where Bob just casually started eating their dead cockroach friend's corpse after one of the kids just threw it into their house.
I like how Bob the Blob was literally just body horror for children. I'm a grown ass man and that video made me very uncomfortable at points. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING??
bob was tortured by the children, and forced to eat his friend, died over and over, lost limbs and all that stuff. It honestly just feels like a dream we've yet to wake up from
31:30 Wow, that bearded dragon looks terrible! It's underbite is caused by severe Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD). This is generally caused by a poor diet lacking calcium and vitamin D3, and possibly lack of UV lighting. Reptile care has changed rapidly in the last few decades, this video showcases how absolutely terrible reptile care used to be only ~30 years ago. Provides some good perspective!
As someone who owns a beardie that suffered MBD under it's previous owner ,my heart sank. That tortured little dragon could barely move properly and was so skinny... I don't believe in an afterlife for any of us and the thought of it having lived an entire life like that (they don't get much better, once their bones are malformed) fills me with dread. Its a tiny little creature. Never did anything for anyone. But it deserved better. Every life does
But looking closer, maybe it is the resolution, the quality of its skin and lack of stuck shed does make it look like a rescue that is getting proper care NOW. Even if they are very skinny. It might have trouble eating with that underbite, so maybe its not that its not fed properly ,but that it almost can't eat properly. Maybe I'm just looking for hope
Something to note about the Finnish LOTR is that it was an almost straight adaptation to television from an ambitious stage play, most of the same actors and team worked on both. They left out everything that would have been entirely unfeasible to produce on stage, so it focuses only on the Hobbits, hence the name. It's also why - along with the obviously limited budget and technology - the framing, static shots, use of bluescreen as a "stage", and acting ends up resembling theatre.
the world was not prepared for the works of Nanny Lynn, yet their arrival was inevitable. heed the story of Bob the Blob well, for things have only just begun
Paddy the Pelican actually made me go insane, like I progressively went more and more nuts the more I watched it. As a Canadian it’s good to see our shit ass animation industry hasn’t changed much since the literal 5 0 ‘ S . We made The Raccoons, Reboot, Inspector Gadget a few others and that’s it. That’s our good cartoon track record. That and most of Nelvana’s really early work. It’s a shame really
Paddy The Pelican is by a Disney animation veteran named Sam Singer who got into TV broadcasting in the 1950s. This and other shows was his attempt to work within the limited scope and budget of the television animation medium. The drastically reduced timeframe to work on the show plus the lack of resources and polish meant the shows were quite a strange trainwreck. The creator made several other shows that were similarly bizarre and cheap looking, and eventually retired from animation in the late 1960s after enduring years of negative reception from his shows. The show kind of serves as a snapshot of a time when golden age theatrical animation was on the way out and cheap-and-fast television animation was coming into vogue, and as an example of a talented artist who couldn't quite adapt to the pioneering medium compared to others like Hanna-Barbera. (Who he worked with briefly.)
As uncanny alternate universe as it is, blossom the clown is the type of shit id eat up as a kid.. It’s just so comforting in a weird way and it’s obvious a lot of effort went into it with the set design and actors.
Wheel of the Weird lived up to its name, quickly becoming one of my favourite segments. The absolute unhinged one take ramblings in the Pelican & Nanny Lynn videos really rounded out this feverish nightmare.
Finnish Lord Of The Rings is a weirdly awesome Grimdark version of LOTR 😁 Konkari (Aragorn) and Gollum were played by the same dude for some reason. It's one of those weird casting choices, but it works - since the actor has some serious range. Me and the guy who played Bilbo happened to share a plane ride once, and he growled at me when everyone was getting off the plane (it's a long story). Also, a friend of mine is friends with Gandalf's actor, and apparently he's a really cool fella.
bob the blob, bob the fucking blob. Seeing that live was one of the worst yet most intriguing and incredible things I have ever seen in my entire life. The body horror, with Bob getting eaten up by the “lady white rat”(lots of corpse eating), the rat and Bob changing forms against their will, Bob losing his limbs, all too surreal. Then comes the strange stuff, with bob really wanting to get in the rat cage to “play” with the “lady white rat”(probably just the mind down the drain), the gigantism, the rocket going up the cat's bum, the cucaracha with its name and its lips(why did have lips and why did they look like that), all things that can’t even really be explained with words. Thats not even beginning to mention the amount of torture involved, with how the children put him in a cup surrounded by water to make sure he didn’t leave, and not even giving him food, literal torture; not to mention giving him his dead friend’s corpse(which bob eats, wtf) and pushing him in the water when they’re not even sure if he was waterproof. Evil kids they are, with no comeuppance either, not to mention the doctor playing god with bob, poor guy. But all of it, all of that torture to the retinas, to all 5 senses. For a pun. A god damn pun, not even a good one either. Vinny really didn’t know what he was getting into when deciding one more wouldn’t hurt. We now live in a post nanny lynn bob the blob world whether we like it or not.
Speaking of torturing a little guy, if Vinny sees Yukkuri Abyuse, he'll be SO SORRY for what he said about those "anime heads being killed" 5 or 6 years ago on a touhou fan game!
@@itryen7632 As a German person, this honestly surpasses them. There's some pretty grotesque fates featured in them (e.g. Max & Moritz, while not a "fairy" tale, still is pretty commonly told and features the titular characters being both baked alive (and surviving) and being grinded into little pieces (apparently still being conscious) and then eaten "alive" and devoured by ducks), but the constant body horror combined with the story seemingly being unaware of the suffering it is putting Bob through makes it much worse.
Paddy the pelican is like having sensory deprivation and overload at the same time The animation is too simple and without color, but the music + voices are EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE
Pelly the Pelican doesn't even feel like bad animation to me. Just animation that literally had zero budget so they cut corners everywhere humanly possible.
I recognized two of the four things that the wheel landed on. Paddy the Pelican and Nanny Lynn. Paddy the pelican was honestly irritating to watch and Bob the Blob was baffling.
As a kid, that weird feverish feeling of being too large in a small room while in bed (alice in wonderland syndrome) is perfectly encapsulated by the Bob the blob video.
Many of those actors in the Finnish LOTR tv series went and became well known actors in big Finnish movies and other tv shows. Especially Taneli Mäkelä, actor of Frodo, appears frequently in movies and tv shows still these days.
Blossom the Clown had moments that were so uncanny I could swear to you that it wasn't actually vintage but 200iq art like the aggressive microexpressions or the whiplash pacing
Bob the blob looks like nothing I've ever seen before. It's part pixel art, part rotoscoped, and part 3d at the same time. I've seen plenty of things that mix those things together, but never like this.
@@acfreak55 "Daddy long legs" could be one of a ton of different species, depending on where you're at. Everyone uses the term, so there are spiders, bugs, and even some mosquitoes that are called daddy long legs.
I saw it a while back as an animation fan and was like "damn, he really did all that alone on that budget and time limit?" It's impressive, really, as bad as it is in comparison to projects with more to work with.
Bro what happened to the RAT though. Like it ate Bob the Blob and became him or something but... Does it still contain the essence of Bob after it reverts to rat form?
Fun fact: Sam Singer didn't care about licensing Paddy the Pelican for copyright, so his failed TV cartoon is in the public domain since the 50s. I hope some creator out there uses Paddy in his/her own show as a joke character. Also, I first heard of this shit-fest on one of Phantomstrider's oldest videos, 'Top 10 Worst Cartoons', and the Mysterious Mr. Enter's Animated Atrocities episode on it(the former even compared the animation of Disney's Fantasia to Paddy The Pelican, and the difference in quality is evident a decade prior; Captain Rabbit which released the same time when TV was new, was better than this, including Clutch Cargo for some reason).
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I looked up the story behind Bob the Blob. It seems uncanny because it was never meant to be see by the public. The animations were made by a grandma for her grandchildren, Dylan and Jake. The characters in the story are named after them, and the story is vaguely based on their interests. It was animated using an Amiga, and the voice over was done in more or less real time.
Nanny Lynn went to a copy store to make copies of her animations for her grandchildren's friends. The person who worked at the copy store found them amusing, so they (dubiously ethically) made extra copies to distribute among their friends. One of these extra copies ended up being uploaded UA-cam, which is how Vinny ended up watching it here.
Nanny Lynn discovered that her animations had been uploaded online, but fortunately she approves of the attention they have received. She has since digitized and uploaded other animations she made with her Amiga.
It's funny to think that this would have been lost media and no one would have ever known it was lost except for that family and their friends.
Wait...how did SOMEBODY'S GRANDMA KNEW how to animate on a computer?!?
@@shirleymaemattthews4862 You know even though old people are bad at computers they also invented them
It's really just pure unfiltered aimless whimsy straight from Nanny Lynn's rotten brain (positive). It's peak, I'm afraid.
@@shirleymaemattthews4862 Age doesn't disqualify you from learning a skill. If a lot of old people aren't good at computers it's probably because they're too intimidated to try, rather than just because of their age.
My favorite part of Bob the Blob is that there was a cat kaiju ass-missile and yet that somehow wasn't the climax. It just kept going like nothing happened. Absolutely fascinating piece of pure concentrated insanity.
The feeling of finality except there is no final. You'd think Bob had gone through enough at that point and deserved closure, but no, it would only get worse for him
The horrifying realisation I've seen Paddy the Pelican before... and it was in an animation extracurricular class. It was shown to demonstrate how to do everything wrong: action is drawn including the background, the voices, actions being described and not shown, everything. We only saw the Piggy bank episode and I think the teacher had it as a file on her computer or burned to a DVD...
I saw Bob the Blob before but didn't remember till this stream and I have no idea where I saw it and it freaks me out
I’m a Canadian…. And it’s not surprising to see that our in house animation industry hasn’t changed much since the 50’s. Cheap bullshit with nonsensical dialogue and filler episodes with regurgitated plots. Basically just tax write off cartoons. Who knows maybe this is the first Canadian tax write off cartoon lmfaooo it’s such shit
@@couchpotato3197 It's ok I saw Dorbees before but don't know where either. It's the brain trying to suppress the rotten memory.
@@DoitForTheLolz1Vinny and Saberspark both watched Dorbees, and Deadwing Dork recently watched it too
Paddy the Pelican gives massive "Vinny doing Steamed Hams from memory" energy
"Oops I accidentally created a sentient being that died and merged with a rat causing it to turn into into a kaiju, better do it again and give it to my children unattended."
Was kinda surprised by the number of people clamoring for Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared. Like I feel the obscure shit that almost no one has seen is gonna be the good shit
@@Curtis..... So true, it makes it much more surreal
Eh, I was kind of hoping he would land on it. It's like wanting to show someone a movie you really like.
Wasn't it really huge like 10 years ago? I only watched it because I heard so many people talk about it back then. I never watched the followups, just the first one about green not being creative.
I guess it comes down to what we feel belongs on the wheel which there isn’t a correct answer for. Because I love DHMIS, but it’s also well made and completely self aware which I don’t think is as interesting as something more embarrassingly bad
@@BluShroom20 They released Season 2 relatively recently.
I legitimately had to mute the patty the pelican segment because I was starting to get a headache.
It made me go c r a z y
If Boomhauer made a cartoon
I think I had to take some pain medicine to get through it.
It made me nauseous from the overwhelming amount of words
@@flutterfawn I have never experienced such extreme time dilation. That second episode was only 4 minutes, but it legitimately felt like an hour.
Bob the Blob was a whole series' worth of storylines scrambled all over the place and condensed into 30 minutes. I am genuinely amazed on how much stuff went on during that timeframe.
Those 30 minutes live felt like 2 hours
IMO Nanny Lynn is a creative genius who deserves all the praise. And the lore behind this is and her other films were just made to entertain her grandkids! Truly this lady was vastly ahead of her time. Her shorts with that retro Amiga animation look fit right in alongside bizarre-charming indie games and unique animated youtube shorts. And her understanding of 'kid logic' in storytelling to entertain children is wonderful.
blob the bob cinematic universe.
i love how bob the blob remembers all of its past deaths
I actually kind of liked the Nanny Lynn film seeing it. Now that I found out they were made by a grandma for her grandkids (who appear as inserts in the cartoon) I love it. And it makes sense that the story comes off like a toddler wrote it. The ideas probably were in part from her grankids, or from a creative grandma who understood 'kid logic' in storytelling from telling other weird funny stories to her grandkids. Instead of being weirded out I'm charmed by this heartwarming bit of love from a grandma to her grandkids. Nanny Lynn, wherever you are, you're the best.
I understand it, that doesn’t change much though, now I feel like it’s weird **and** I shouldn’t be seeing it
This is one of those segments where it isn't funny brainrot. It's a special type where it genuinely hurts the brain, to where you feel exhausted after watching. For me, this stream felt like the violent tendencies treatment in Clockwork Orange.
i think the term you're looking for is mindrape
For the record, the last time that segment happened it was legitimately entertaining, we had the Pricemaster, the smoking snake puppet and that VeggieTales ripoff
@@BerserkerKong02 "FIVE. HUNDRED. MILLION. DOLLAAAAAAAAAAAAARS"
@@Double512MAKE ME AN OFFER
Oh man, Paddy the Pelican's creator was born in the wrong generation. Dude would've popped off on Newgrounds. Being able to make any sort of independent animation at the time paddy came from is a feat.
paddy the pelican felt like an extremely drawn out jerma bit but slightly less insane and with 200% less zerkin off
Bob the blob just made Don't Hug Me I'm Scared look like a saint. What a trip that was..
Pesky blob!
Fr, when she was describing his legs dissolving and him having to walk on his stumps, I was genuinely wondering if this was a horror short.
The way those children were depicted, how evil they were, and how horrid they treated bob(they gave him his dead friend's body and no food, imprisoned him and probably something else I forgot), with no commupance in the end either. It was Truly terrifying
It turns out that Nanny Lynn - a grandma who made these "kid logic"-filled surreal shorts to entertain her grandkids - is the real saint though. Don't let your brain poison from the internet get in the way of recognizing a hidden creative genius of a grandma. Nanny Lynn is great.
How big of a problem was tortoises being kidnapped from the desert that Blossom the Clown felt the need to have three different segments telling people not to do that?
WHY IS THE CLOWN TEACHING ME TO REPRESS MY EMOTIONS
Dylan: I love bob the blob!
Jake: I love Bob the blob as well!
Bob the blob: We live in an actual NIGHTMARE!
Bob the Blob is better horror than most things attempting the analog horror style, it was absolutely PSYCHOTIC. 1:36:24 left me fucking stunned
WHAT THE HELL. I DROPPED MY SWITCH
And it wasn't even the first time in the story that someone was eaten by their supposed friend
I was already reeling from the all the shit that was happening but Bob getting wings after eating his best friend's smashed body was too much. I had to pause it
Yeah, just the plot of a scientist making a homunculus that is easily killed but has full memories of past incarnations and has extreme mutagenic properties when ingested is something. Then it eventually is given as a pet to the scientist's kids who basically torture it (like how would you like to be trapped in a boat surrounded by acid and then later fed the corpse of your only friend).
Paddy the Pelican is like 50s Animal Soccer World
Pretty much
Bob the Blob was the most disturbing children's story only because it was presented so nonchalantly. Nanny Lynne is one sick puppy.
We really do live in a post bob the blob world now
I don't know if anyone would get this but it felt like something that would play on a TV in a Sam Lake game.
Most of the stuff in compilations like this is pretty tame to me. The clown stuff and Paddy were interesting, but not THAT weird.
Bob The Blob felt like it was going to be played as actual horror any second. I still can't believe the part where Bob just casually started eating their dead cockroach friend's corpse after one of the kids just threw it into their house.
not even dingo is that unhinged
it was wild, yeah
I'm pretty sure "the lady white rat" are power words that will allow the aliens to take over.
Three Body Problem type shit
I legit hate every time she’s says it, JUST SAY RAT!
I like how Bob the Blob was literally just body horror for children. I'm a grown ass man and that video made me very uncomfortable at points. WHAT WERE THEY THINKING??
The body horror, the weird animation, the forced innocence of the narrator.. chat was saying it felt like an analog horror and that is 100% accurate.
bob was tortured by the children, and forced to eat his friend, died over and over, lost limbs and all that stuff. It honestly just feels like a dream we've yet to wake up from
It was actually made by some kids' grandma using a computer......
"WHAT KIND OF OLD LADY ARE YOU?!?"-The Spongebob Movie.
Babby's First Body Horror
"Why does this finnish production look so wet, dirty and dark?" Vinny, that's just how finland is.
iceland*
Bob the blob feels like a point and click flash game you would have played in the early 2000s on a shady website that went offline 3 days later
31:30 Wow, that bearded dragon looks terrible! It's underbite is caused by severe Metabolic Bone Disease (MBD). This is generally caused by a poor diet lacking calcium and vitamin D3, and possibly lack of UV lighting. Reptile care has changed rapidly in the last few decades, this video showcases how absolutely terrible reptile care used to be only ~30 years ago.
Provides some good perspective!
Yeah DesertP was not amused at all
Both reptiles looked weird and I'd like to think they're rescues and they get funding by show casing them. We don't know the true story here
As someone who owns a beardie that suffered MBD under it's previous owner ,my heart sank. That tortured little dragon could barely move properly and was so skinny... I don't believe in an afterlife for any of us and the thought of it having lived an entire life like that (they don't get much better, once their bones are malformed) fills me with dread.
Its a tiny little creature. Never did anything for anyone. But it deserved better. Every life does
But looking closer, maybe it is the resolution, the quality of its skin and lack of stuck shed does make it look like a rescue that is getting proper care NOW. Even if they are very skinny. It might have trouble eating with that underbite, so maybe its not that its not fed properly ,but that it almost can't eat properly. Maybe I'm just looking for hope
Something to note about the Finnish LOTR is that it was an almost straight adaptation to television from an ambitious stage play, most of the same actors and team worked on both. They left out everything that would have been entirely unfeasible to produce on stage, so it focuses only on the Hobbits, hence the name. It's also why - along with the obviously limited budget and technology - the framing, static shots, use of bluescreen as a "stage", and acting ends up resembling theatre.
the world was not prepared for the works of Nanny Lynn, yet their arrival was inevitable. heed the story of Bob the Blob well, for things have only just begun
Paddy Pelican made me feel better about myself as an animator, and also gave me a headache
The constant rambling really does something to a man
Paddy the Pelican actually made me go insane, like I progressively went more and more nuts the more I watched it. As a Canadian it’s good to see our shit ass animation industry hasn’t changed much since the literal 5 0 ‘ S . We made The Raccoons, Reboot, Inspector Gadget a few others and that’s it. That’s our good cartoon track record. That and most of Nelvana’s really early work. It’s a shame really
Paddy The Pelican is by a Disney animation veteran named Sam Singer who got into TV broadcasting in the 1950s. This and other shows was his attempt to work within the limited scope and budget of the television animation medium. The drastically reduced timeframe to work on the show plus the lack of resources and polish meant the shows were quite a strange trainwreck. The creator made several other shows that were similarly bizarre and cheap looking, and eventually retired from animation in the late 1960s after enduring years of negative reception from his shows. The show kind of serves as a snapshot of a time when golden age theatrical animation was on the way out and cheap-and-fast television animation was coming into vogue, and as an example of a talented artist who couldn't quite adapt to the pioneering medium compared to others like Hanna-Barbera. (Who he worked with briefly.)
Watching bob the blob live was actual insanity
@@rabbitholt it's a surreal feeling that will probably never be matched on rewatches
I fell asleep before that segment so I'm sad I missed out on the insanity of chat lol
As uncanny alternate universe as it is, blossom the clown is the type of shit id eat up as a kid.. It’s just so comforting in a weird way and it’s obvious a lot of effort went into it with the set design and actors.
It needs music
@@Nakia11798the lack of any music or even sound effects really made it worse.
bob the blob is actually the scariest thing i've ever watched. i am genuinely traumatized from that
Ya never forget your first time seeing Bob the Blob
Wheel of the Weird lived up to its name, quickly becoming one of my favourite segments.
The absolute unhinged one take ramblings in the Pelican & Nanny Lynn videos really rounded out this feverish nightmare.
Bob the Blob was quite possibly the longest 30 minutes of my life
The Nanny Lynne stuff has so much PilotRedSun vibes it's insane. I wonder if it somehow inspired them.
The 360 arm reach looks like something he would do
Fun fact. Quenya, the language the Elves speak in Tolkien's books, was heavily inspired by the Finnish grammar and vocabulary.
maybe ive become too soft but i cant hate on or insult nice and positive stuff like blossom the clown
Seriously though. If anything it was honestly a good time imo
Laugh all you want at Blossom the clown, I learned a lot.
Tbh that video/show was weird, but at least It was pretty educational I felt. Definitley have seen much worst like Patty the Pelican. lol
@@whiteorangesportster ANY time is the right time.
"yeah the narrator didn't even know what the hell is going on" lmao
Wheel of Depravity spin spin spin,
What cursed media will we watch with Vin?
I'm stuck in bed and running a high fever due to pneumonia. I think this is just the right thing to watch.
Oh no.
Bon the Blob
Finnish Lord Of The Rings is a weirdly awesome Grimdark version of LOTR 😁
Konkari (Aragorn) and Gollum were played by the same dude for some reason. It's one of those weird casting choices, but it works - since the actor has some serious range.
Me and the guy who played Bilbo happened to share a plane ride once, and he growled at me when everyone was getting off the plane (it's a long story).
Also, a friend of mine is friends with Gandalf's actor, and apparently he's a really cool fella.
the actor for Bilbo also voices (and lends his appearance to) Ahti from Control.
@@MKVProcrastinator No shit? That's awesome.
I felt my brain physically ascending to a different plane of existence listening to the Blossom the Clown theme song.
watching Bob the Blob gave me a status effect
Madness buildup
Anger: +100
Confusion: +100
You now have PTSD!
got me paralyzed like that mime
bob the blob was agonizing live. i loved it
David Lynch wishes he was as crazy as Nanny Lynn.
Nanny Lynch
bob the blob, bob the fucking blob. Seeing that live was one of the worst yet most intriguing and incredible things I have ever seen in my entire life.
The body horror, with Bob getting eaten up by the “lady white rat”(lots of corpse eating), the rat and Bob changing forms against their will, Bob losing his limbs, all too surreal.
Then comes the strange stuff, with bob really wanting to get in the rat cage to “play” with the “lady white rat”(probably just the mind down the drain), the gigantism, the rocket going up the cat's bum, the cucaracha with its name and its lips(why did have lips and why did they look like that), all things that can’t even really be explained with words.
Thats not even beginning to mention the amount of torture involved, with how the children put him in a cup surrounded by water to make sure he didn’t leave, and not even giving him food, literal torture; not to mention giving him his dead friend’s corpse(which bob eats, wtf) and pushing him in the water when they’re not even sure if he was waterproof. Evil kids they are, with no comeuppance either, not to mention the doctor playing god with bob, poor guy.
But all of it, all of that torture to the retinas, to all 5 senses. For a pun. A god damn pun, not even a good one either. Vinny really didn’t know what he was getting into when deciding one more wouldn’t hurt.
We now live in a post nanny lynn bob the blob world whether we like it or not.
So much body horror stuffed into a rambling, aimless narrative.
Average German fairy tale
Speaking of torturing a little guy, if Vinny sees Yukkuri Abyuse, he'll be SO SORRY for what he said about those "anime heads being killed" 5 or 6 years ago on a touhou fan game!
@@itryen7632 As a German person, this honestly surpasses them. There's some pretty grotesque fates featured in them (e.g. Max & Moritz, while not a "fairy" tale, still is pretty commonly told and features the titular characters being both baked alive (and surviving) and being grinded into little pieces (apparently still being conscious) and then eaten "alive" and devoured by ducks), but the constant body horror combined with the story seemingly being unaware of the suffering it is putting Bob through makes it much worse.
@@Ze_eT max and mortiz sounds a lot like bob the blob in some aspects when you think about it
_Bob the Blob_ is the closest anybody that isn't named Neil Breen has come to putting a dream on film.
1:16:04 Bob the Blob felt like an analog horror video that only consisted of the nostalgic 80s exposition and no horror
That idea cooks. Just be genuinely weird. Don't do any of the analog horror tropes other than being old.
@@OdaSwifteye And that the horror just being reminded that you're old
Watching Paddy the Pelican late at night in a pitch black room gave me intense Skinamarink vibes
That sounds fucking terrifying
Haven't seen it but isn't Skinamarink slow and quiet?
@@mikeoxlong1395 Yeah but it prominently features a TV playing old cartoons in a mostly dark house. It evokes a very distinct feeling.
3:23 - Old Pelican Cartoon
17:36 - Clown
53:07 - Finnish Lord of Ring
1:15:20 - Bob The Blob / Unsettling Cartoon
Paddy the pelican is like having sensory deprivation and overload at the same time
The animation is too simple and without color, but the music + voices are EVERYTHING, EVERYWHERE ALL AT ONCE
i'm so weirdly captivated by blossom the clown. i feel like i'm being hypnotized
her body language is fascinating to me. i wonder if she's a trained mime? YOOOOOOO SHE JUST BECAME A MIME AS I WAS TYPING THIS
Not up to par with a major studio but definitely not the worst.
Of course. She's a part-time mime.
@@whiteorangesportsterthat's awesome
@@909Afterhonestly i think that adds to the charm
Paddy the pelican had TikTok style nonstop blabbering that melts your mind . Truly ahead of its time.
Help me step-clown, I'm stuck under this comedic prop table.
You just had to go there, didn't you.
@@mikeoxlong1395 A higher power forced my hand
@@Vrikrar By "a higher power" you mean "clussy fever".
@@mikeoxlong1395 The highest power there is.
@@Vrikrar Fair enough.
Vinny’s one finnish viewer must be so happy
Ei nähty Klonkun munia ja perseenreikää mutta kyllä tuli hymy huuleen!
31:11
The underbite dragon with an American flag in the corner just caused me to burst out laughing.
Maybe something is wrong with me, but idk I kinda genuinely enjoyed blossom the clown. It's cute and I probably would have liked it as a young child.
That one horn synth in Blossom the Clown always makes me think of Teletubbies because it's the same one
Sleeper agent activation signal
I don't know how else to explain it, but Paddy the Pelican feels like a prehistoric version of Dunkey's style of humor
Pelly the Pelican doesn't even feel like bad animation to me. Just animation that literally had zero budget so they cut corners everywhere humanly possible.
That's exactly what it was. No budget, no time. Just rushed af stuff from a veteran animator.
Why do I feel like Nanny Lynn is just reading what happened in a Rimworld playthrough?
This stream was a sine wave of insanity
bob the blob was genuinely baffling. the kind of shit you end up glad you weren't high/drunk while watching
I would have loved it if my Grannyma made a cartoon of the nonsense I was spouting.
bruh whoever that nanny lynn is i think she would LOVE voicing BUNJI the frog
The never ending monologs in bob the blob are like having my brain microwaved and wtf is that body horror
The guy who made Paddy Pelican would have been big on UA-cam as a solo animator.
Finnish Golum looked like Ozzy Osborne.
Lord of The Rings where the Elves speak Finnish is just normal LOTR.
I didn't expect to see E.Thicc featured in the thumbnail.
Why is Bob The Blob so familiar to me? Did Whang! do a video on it?
WHY DOES IT MAKE THE WORD SREBRENICA POP INTO MY MIND!?
e: OH IT'S RELATED SOMEHOW
I recognized two of the four things that the wheel landed on. Paddy the Pelican and Nanny Lynn. Paddy the pelican was honestly irritating to watch and Bob the Blob was baffling.
Both are constant rambling
@@thisguyisfine1512 Sure. But Bob the Blob was an odd story about a a scientist playing God. While Paddy the Pelican was one guy going insane
Blossom the Clown may have been a slog, but 19:42 is unironically a pretty cool effect.
Probably a default effect in whatever editing program they had.
>start up video
>Baba is You OST
>oh yeah man
I fell asleep before the Bob the Blob segment. Now that I’ve seen it, I think it would have given me fever dreams
As a kid, that weird feverish feeling of being too large in a small room while in bed (alice in wonderland syndrome) is perfectly encapsulated by the Bob the blob video.
Many of those actors in the Finnish LOTR tv series went and became well known actors in big Finnish movies and other tv shows. Especially Taneli Mäkelä, actor of Frodo, appears frequently in movies and tv shows still these days.
This is the type of stuff you watch stoned and fall on the floor laughing.
I watched this sober and fell on the floor laughing too!
ngl that clown show was a bit charming in a bug-eyed french bulldog sort of way.
I kinda liked it yeah
Joel needs to watch Finnish LOTR. I'd love to see his reactions too :D
It kinda bothers me how a noticeable part of Blossom the Clown's face makeup isn't painted
Blossom the Clown had moments that were so uncanny I could swear to you that it wasn't actually vintage but 200iq art like the aggressive microexpressions or the whiplash pacing
Bob the blob looks like nothing I've ever seen before. It's part pixel art, part rotoscoped, and part 3d at the same time. I've seen plenty of things that mix those things together, but never like this.
I sure hope those analog horror fans have their pens and pencils ready.
The lady on blossom the clown said that daddy long legs are arachnids and that spiders have 2 eyes.
Expert animal enthusiast!
To be fair, the US/UK have differing definitions of daddy long legs. The 2 eyes thing though... nah
uhh Daddy Long legs are arachnids and at least they didn't say that they are spiders. Ok the 2 eyes thing was weird though. lol
@@acfreak55 "Daddy long legs" could be one of a ton of different species, depending on where you're at. Everyone uses the term, so there are spiders, bugs, and even some mosquitoes that are called daddy long legs.
@@NatetheNerdy Ok I actually didn't know there were other terms. Interesting.
@@NatetheNerdy then it's just poorly explained and not specific enough, further cementing her reputation as an expert animal enthusiast
Bob the Blob SO FEELS like something Zach will talk about on a Oneyplays episode!
I never expected boring clown yoga
As an animator I am so glad to see the horror of Patty the Pelican has breach containment from the "hey look at this weird shit" animator circles.
I saw it a while back as an animation fan and was like "damn, he really did all that alone on that budget and time limit?"
It's impressive, really, as bad as it is in comparison to projects with more to work with.
I feel kinda bad for the dude who made Paddy the Pelican. He was trying his best on like no budget or time, all on his own.
The paralysis clown face needs to be a GIF or emote
It feels like Bob the blob has changed my life in some way, after watching it. For good, for bad, who knows.
Paddy the Pelican definitely feels like the American version of "when you fire all the animators."
Bro what happened to the RAT though. Like it ate Bob the Blob and became him or something but... Does it still contain the essence of Bob after it reverts to rat form?
Fun fact: Sam Singer didn't care about licensing Paddy the Pelican for copyright, so his failed TV cartoon is in the public domain since the 50s. I hope some creator out there uses Paddy in his/her own show as a joke character. Also, I first heard of this shit-fest on one of Phantomstrider's oldest videos, 'Top 10 Worst Cartoons', and the Mysterious Mr. Enter's Animated Atrocities episode on it(the former even compared the animation of Disney's Fantasia to Paddy The Pelican, and the difference in quality is evident a decade prior; Captain Rabbit which released the same time when TV was new, was better than this, including Clutch Cargo for some reason).
That means Vinny could legally do a Paddy the Pelican and Grey Leno crossover...
@@masterseal0418 Can't wait for the Patty the Pelican horror game on Steam.
@@couchpotato3197 we must get Vinny on this
Chat has a bad case of clussy fever
Song at 43:09 is the chords of Alice’s Restaurant by Arlo Guthrie
How does she screw up saying "Bob the blob" but perfectly pronounces Ratchalacucuratcha like 12 times
that pelican cartoon was like an argument at a retirement home
There is NO WAY it's been 7 Months!!!!
bob the blob feels like media that you would see in dystopia. Like a program on a TV in Fahrenheit 451 or 1984
It's been well over a week and Bob the Blob still lives rent-free in my head....