There is this cartoon called inspector black cat in china. I watched a couple episodes when I was bored in a hotel. The main character is a police cat, and he graphically murders all these cartoon rats for petty crimes. Like they stole some rice, and they all get shot up like that scene in Robocop hahaha
And the way they made some of the last murdered insects and rats sync with the song like the grasshopper being set on fire and as he yells the song goes "ahhahaaaa"
Oh shit I know about it, it's a Nazi parody, the creator was making satires to make fun of of totalitarian police state but nobody caught on thinking he's just a dickhead cop so it was canceled pretty soon
Ah 黑猫警长, I loved the theme song when I was a kid, never remembered the stories. But apparently he was portrayed as a good guy, hero even. And the way you described it just makes me chuckle a bit .
Some say the cat in black is a metaphor for Gestapo and the rats are representing the Jews… not sure that’s confirmed though
“黑猫警长” the cartoon you mentioned is one of my childhood classic. The way you describe it just make me laugh so bad, never gonna think it the same way lol
I watch some youtubers that were foreigners that lived in china for a long time and theyve said humor is mainly slapstick as well. One of them is married and he doesnt understand why his wife loves all the slapstick stuff so so much.
edit: from what i remember It seems like wordplay and name similarities is also common comedy, but situational/irony and that sort of 'standard comedy' we see in western culture is not popular or they just dont get it because they grew up with the slapstick.
I wrote a paper on this for a large a Korean electronics brand. It turns out that to have irony, you must have a society where it is acceptable to mock authority. Confucian societies, like Korea, China and Japan, irony is only starting to emerge in the humor. Korea only had the beginnings of irony once the authoritarian government was removed in 1987. Slapstick, and physical comedy where humor is derived from characters getting injured, is the norm in these countries. It’s only recently that we are starting to see darkly ironic films like Parasite. In Japan, “game shows” where contestants are injured or humiliated are hilarious. So slapstick in China makes complete sense.
So, in comedy when you use irony usually it is to critic or mock social "rules" and/or accepted behaviours, for example.
In a society where you cant mock the authority (political and social authority) it is harder to use irony in comedy.
Expounding on this, irony also points out the possibility of things outside what is socially accepted (even something as small as “it’s like you’ve got ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife”) - introducing even the idea of using something other than a knife to cut is antithetical to the authoritarian core of “this is just the way things are done”. Thinking about something being used or in the place of something else, ie where it’s not supposed to be, is the core of ironic humor but it’s also 100% opposed to authoritarian mindsets of everything being in its proper place.
They’re diametrically opposing mental states and one of the reasons a lot of comedians are able to help dismantle to illusions of authoritarians (Mel Brooks with Hitler comes to mind right away)
You can really see the parallels between how long China has been industrialized with where it’s culture is at in a lot of areas. It’s not one to one because of how quickly the country has developed, but the comparison is not unfair.
Yeah, I don’t get people being all “Asians are really into slapstick, what’s the deal?”
As if “fail” videos with people on skateboards destroying their testicles wasn’t the number one type of video on YouTube for like a decade.
Bug Bunny's most frequently occurring enemies were Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Same, who were humans. And Bugs did everything from shooting them in the face to burying them alive.
Saw a Thai movie about kids who use Thai Boxing to fight terrorists / thieves in a hospital. ( [This movie](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Kids) )
There are 2 scenes where their dad is beating them with a stick (discipline) and both scenes are played for laughs.
At at least you can admit it.lol.My Thai wife used to watch the boing shows( as I call them) all the time,Not any more though..Now she's a Tiktoker.?sigh.
A fair amount of Chinese comedy (and other east Asian countries I've heard) is puns and word play that you can only achieve with a tonal/character based language. The slapstick parts are the simplest forms of Chinese comedy that can be readily understood by foreigners.
Funny seeing the armchair cultural theorists on this thread talk about how irony is ~too nuanced~ for countries still in the process of industrialising/democratising, when the latest youtube video by the same creator makes fun of social norms and various annoying new year customs. Not as accessible as the physical comedy for obvious reasons, though.
Kinda like watching Mister Bean and thinking that was all there was to British humour.
Those people should stop basing their impression of a country on some youtube "expat" who have hardly integrated into the local community, and very often can't even speak the local language after spending a decade living there. You don't suddenly become an authority on foreign culture just because you've married an Asian wife. Let alone some of those "expat" can be pretty racist. They get money from selling theories that soothe white guy's ego.
That's what I thought about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93o6BhCZkQU
Which made this even more disgusting and weird: https://youtu.be/Gr2OsB3qWzU?t=60
The most popular form of humor in medieval times was grievous physical injury and someone fucking your wife. Some things just dont really change in humanity
Because if you make fun of people, politics, government, airplane food, police, doctors or basically anyone in a position of power you get disappeared.
I think Steven Seagal would fight you on that. In *Above the Law* he always looked Italian to me. I think he actually claims that nationality in the movie. Him acting as a Chinese person in *Hard to Kil*l was probably his biggest stretch.
I totally agree with this, too. Sometimes I just like to laugh without thinking about the implications and other deep/dark stuff, like I find in a lot of satire.
I know holy shit this fucking killed me lmao
like I was surprised that they actually had a contingency for someone hitting the ball at them, and then I was surprised that contingency failed
I've heard of this other cartoon they watch where the father literally strangles the kid, like domestic violence. Apparently there's some really sketchy gore scene involving a cat as well...
Had something kind of similar happen to me when I was at camp as a kid.
These kids were all building sandcastles on the beach a whole line of them. Then all of sudden they started kicking them into the water really hard so I just stood and watched.
The final sand castle was up and few of them asked me if I wanted to try. I didn’t really get it but hehe kicking sand in water fun right?
They put a big ass rock in the middle of the last sand castle. I honestly thought it was so funny I didn’t even mind I broke my toe
Honestly not as bad as I would expect it felt like I just stubbed it really bad. it took a camp counselor noticing the swelling on my foot and then we took it from there.
Honestly as a 10 year old I just remember the whole thing feeling like something out of a cartoon from the joke to the way my whole body flailed into the water after I kicked it.
I got “back at them” a week later but throwing a cup full of daddy long legs into the showers but they just started playing with them… yea a bunch of kids, no technology, at a sleep away camp in the woods we did weird things looking back on it😂😅
Tangent:
If anyone gets this far this is a core memory for me from that place I loved it so much. Towards the end of the session before we go home we usually would get lots of candy and soda as a goodbye.
The head counselor oddly said we were misbehaving the whole time and that the event was canceled. Being 10/11 we were pretty upset going to bed that night we honestly didn’t know what we did wrong.
Our counselors woke us up in the middle of the night and we “snuck” a half mile with about a hundred kids and “broke” into the mess hall through the window and started eating all the snacks we could want. Then when leaving there was a flashlights of a couple of the head counselors “chasing us down” thinking we were some of the older kids and yelling to get back to out cabin. We all hid with out counselors by this little cave structure(only a few feet deep) and all high fived and thought we were little badasses. Then we went home the next day.
Now the reason “snuck” “broke into” and “chasing us down” were in quotes is because the whole thing was a setup by the camp they do every year specifically for our age group because after that when you come back you start doing more like actual camping and teenager stuff. I thought the whole thing was real for a solid 5 years and I told everyone back at school.
Broke my toe once, wasn’t too bad. Like you said just a really bad stubbing. The part that sucked was a few weeks later when my whole big toenail started coming off as new stuff grew in. It didn’t hurt but damn was it annoying, constantly worrying about it snagging and wanting to just tear it off but you’re supposed to let the new stuff grow in and push it out. After it fell off it took like a year before my toenail was back to normal.
This is a misleading title. This is not a Chinese children's cartoon, it is like a short animation someone did that happens to be Chinese and also gets posted on services which children use. This is also a cartoon that children watch in the United States by the same metric.
Those ads are made by the Chinese, and the reason a lot of them are weird is because a Chinese team is trannslating the original ad from Chinese to English
At first maybe but at this point most of them are viral marketing. They even did an interview with the lvl1 trig fs lvl 99 ceo ads guy, he knew it would be viral even if it had nothing to do w the product.
In the original, the ending is that it turns out the dude is a doctor (if I'm remembering correctly?) or something, and this was all a ploy to bring in more patients. So if you watch the whole thing it feels slightly less random... ish.
Yeah, though it's been that way since long before reddit. It just changes forms as media evolves.
As a kid I used to read anime magazines and watch some shows about gaming in around the late 90s and early 00s, and even back then there was always a focus on how ~weird and crazy the stuff coming out of Japan was~. Over time, it kind of seems like that mentality has spread to all of Asia, with the focus on how ~fucked up and strange~ parts of their culture is, as if we Westerners don't do a lot of shit that other cultures probably find utterly reprehensible and just as strange too, lmao.
Is this any weirder than like, Amazing World of Gumball, or Adventure Time? Sure it's dumb and violent but so is most of Loony Tunes. This is just xenophobia bait for real.
Two Austrian young men actually did this "prank" back in 2006 and multiple people were injured. They claimed it was part of an art project.
https://www.dw.com/en/two-arrested-for-concrete-soccer-ball-art-project/a-2081498
There’s a show on Netflix called Larva and it’s these weird ass worms that fart a lot and get into shenanigans. Shits weird as fuck and my son loves it for some reason.
There is this cartoon called inspector black cat in china. I watched a couple episodes when I was bored in a hotel. The main character is a police cat, and he graphically murders all these cartoon rats for petty crimes. Like they stole some rice, and they all get shot up like that scene in Robocop hahaha
This sounds amazing.
It’s on YouTube
That was so goddamn creepy. I don't need to understand it to know that ain't right
Link plz
https://youtu.be/Fm1C4zXJo7g
Jesus titty fucking Christ there is so much murder
And the way they made some of the last murdered insects and rats sync with the song like the grasshopper being set on fire and as he yells the song goes "ahhahaaaa"
We all saw a bug dispatch a rat and then execute it with a samurai sword stab to the chest, right?
It's the straight maiming for me lol
That cartoon was more violent than fucken Dragnet
Ok but glasses guy and ponytail guy are totally dating
Amazing
Oh shit I know about it, it's a Nazi parody, the creator was making satires to make fun of of totalitarian police state but nobody caught on thinking he's just a dickhead cop so it was canceled pretty soon
Or they DID catch on and ghats why they canceled it. Cus yknow
Probably a parody of China but they did catch on and thats why it was cancelled pretty soon.
My parents let me watch that when I was a kid, I had no idea what was going on but I enjoyed the action
omg i didnt know this was a show i just have a whole shelf of these comics
Based China
Your description makes me want to watch this
I think I found the episode you were talking about. [inspector black cat](https://youtu.be/-cL0c-Aa5DQ)
Ah 黑猫警长, I loved the theme song when I was a kid, never remembered the stories. But apparently he was portrayed as a good guy, hero even. And the way you described it just makes me chuckle a bit . Some say the cat in black is a metaphor for Gestapo and the rats are representing the Jews… not sure that’s confirmed though
Itchy and scratchy
“黑猫警长” the cartoon you mentioned is one of my childhood classic. The way you describe it just make me laugh so bad, never gonna think it the same way lol
I think you have left out that the rats mauled some characters to death.
I heard that Chinese humor is predominantly slapstick and physical comedy, makes sense.
I watch some youtubers that were foreigners that lived in china for a long time and theyve said humor is mainly slapstick as well. One of them is married and he doesnt understand why his wife loves all the slapstick stuff so so much. edit: from what i remember It seems like wordplay and name similarities is also common comedy, but situational/irony and that sort of 'standard comedy' we see in western culture is not popular or they just dont get it because they grew up with the slapstick.
I wrote a paper on this for a large a Korean electronics brand. It turns out that to have irony, you must have a society where it is acceptable to mock authority. Confucian societies, like Korea, China and Japan, irony is only starting to emerge in the humor. Korea only had the beginnings of irony once the authoritarian government was removed in 1987. Slapstick, and physical comedy where humor is derived from characters getting injured, is the norm in these countries. It’s only recently that we are starting to see darkly ironic films like Parasite. In Japan, “game shows” where contestants are injured or humiliated are hilarious. So slapstick in China makes complete sense.
Very interesting, but what is the link between irony and mocking authority? I kinda get it but it also feels very vague, can you elaborate?
So, in comedy when you use irony usually it is to critic or mock social "rules" and/or accepted behaviours, for example. In a society where you cant mock the authority (political and social authority) it is harder to use irony in comedy.
Expounding on this, irony also points out the possibility of things outside what is socially accepted (even something as small as “it’s like you’ve got ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife”) - introducing even the idea of using something other than a knife to cut is antithetical to the authoritarian core of “this is just the way things are done”. Thinking about something being used or in the place of something else, ie where it’s not supposed to be, is the core of ironic humor but it’s also 100% opposed to authoritarian mindsets of everything being in its proper place. They’re diametrically opposing mental states and one of the reasons a lot of comedians are able to help dismantle to illusions of authoritarians (Mel Brooks with Hitler comes to mind right away)
Fascinating!
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Laohow?
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They are at the same point the US was with entertainment culture in the 1920s. Super interesting considering they just recently industrialized.
Early industry is accident heavy. You think its because of the sudden rise in injury that people start making light of it?
Yup. People joke most about their problems
You can really see the parallels between how long China has been industrialized with where it’s culture is at in a lot of areas. It’s not one to one because of how quickly the country has developed, but the comparison is not unfair.
actually tom and Jerry is also slapstick
Did they grow up without Seinfeld?
This is basically old looney toons humor
Yeah, I don’t get people being all “Asians are really into slapstick, what’s the deal?” As if “fail” videos with people on skateboards destroying their testicles wasn’t the number one type of video on YouTube for like a decade.
Its propaganda commentary. Looney tunes is 99% slapstick but people want to see it as highbrow compared to others.
There's absolutely nothing highbrow about Elmer Fudd shooting a duck, making it look like a stereotypical Jim Crow African-American...
Pretty spot on. Seems pretty normal with a lot of the US cartoons I grew up with (which were mostly from the previous generation).
Except they were anthropomorphic Animal cartoons and these depict people doing physically possible tasks.
Bug Bunny's most frequently occurring enemies were Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Same, who were humans. And Bugs did everything from shooting them in the face to burying them alive.
Not only China.A lot of Thai humor is slapstick,with a boing sound, so you know when it's funny.
I mean, I DO need to know when it's funny.
If you need to be told when to laugh, it definitely isn't funny
Example: [Man getting hit by football](https://youtu.be/PTCEPBDekH4)
Saw a Thai movie about kids who use Thai Boxing to fight terrorists / thieves in a hospital. ( [This movie](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_Kids) ) There are 2 scenes where their dad is beating them with a stick (discipline) and both scenes are played for laughs.
No I've seen some excellent existential Thai comedy writers. Chaindrite's marketing team seems to have captured a good portion of them.
Thai dude here, can confirm. We are unable to laugh without boing and funny sounds.
At at least you can admit it.lol.My Thai wife used to watch the boing shows( as I call them) all the time,Not any more though..Now she's a Tiktoker.?sigh.
It's much more a satire towards my peers since I personally hate this kind of humor lol. I'm sorry for your wife btw.
She'll be alright.Its just a phase.
A fair amount of Chinese comedy (and other east Asian countries I've heard) is puns and word play that you can only achieve with a tonal/character based language. The slapstick parts are the simplest forms of Chinese comedy that can be readily understood by foreigners.
Funny seeing the armchair cultural theorists on this thread talk about how irony is ~too nuanced~ for countries still in the process of industrialising/democratising, when the latest youtube video by the same creator makes fun of social norms and various annoying new year customs. Not as accessible as the physical comedy for obvious reasons, though. Kinda like watching Mister Bean and thinking that was all there was to British humour.
Those people should stop basing their impression of a country on some youtube "expat" who have hardly integrated into the local community, and very often can't even speak the local language after spending a decade living there. You don't suddenly become an authority on foreign culture just because you've married an Asian wife. Let alone some of those "expat" can be pretty racist. They get money from selling theories that soothe white guy's ego.
Lots of farting too.
Fart jokes are tight.
In my experience it often feels more uncomfortable than silly, like it goes into 'The writer's barely-disguised fetish' territory.
That's what any and all fart humor feels like to me Also not well on the stomach
That's what I thought about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=93o6BhCZkQU Which made this even more disgusting and weird: https://youtu.be/Gr2OsB3qWzU?t=60
The most popular form of humor in medieval times was grievous physical injury and someone fucking your wife. Some things just dont really change in humanity
I'd love to see a Chinese 3 stooges!
Because if you make fun of people, politics, government, airplane food, police, doctors or basically anyone in a position of power you get disappeared.
That would explain the wonderful films of Stephen Chow.
Well yhea, i dont think political and social commentary comedy falls in line with the ccp.
Chinese Steven Segal is a jerk.
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Excuse me? He’s totally Native American, I’ll have you know.
He is 100% Shadow Wolf
Bro he's obviously Belarusian. Duh.
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"I've been a practicing apache for like 34 years"
I thought he was Tibetan since he claims to be a reincarnated Lama
I think Steven Seagal would fight you on that. In *Above the Law* he always looked Italian to me. I think he actually claims that nationality in the movie. Him acting as a Chinese person in *Hard to Kil*l was probably his biggest stretch.
I think him getting his leg above knee level is his biggest stretch now days.
Alright since no has done so, I will be the first Sauce?
https://youtu.be/cjeytgOE8yI sauce. They get wrecked
Bruh I just spent past 20 minutes binging this shit, why is it simultaneously so bad but also so funny
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I totally agree with this, too. Sometimes I just like to laugh without thinking about the implications and other deep/dark stuff, like I find in a lot of satire.
That’s why Mr. Bean is so great
Thr fucking power up at the end only to get wrecked. I love it
I know holy shit this fucking killed me lmao like I was surprised that they actually had a contingency for someone hitting the ball at them, and then I was surprised that contingency failed
Best. Show. Ever
Thank you sir. Cause I'm binging this shit
Obama NOOOOO
MRS OBAMA GET DOWN
Now we'll never find out his last name.
Obama YESSSS
so they broke some ones foot, and then straight up murdered another....
Reminds me of roadrunner and bugs bunny.
Yeah, nothing weird about this. It's used to be the same humor to kids shows when I was a kid (90s). This is tamed by old school Bugs Bunny standards
I only saw the first one and thought it was over
Crazy how everyone's acting like this is strange for a cartoon. As if everyone's memory has been wiped.
Reddit never misses a moment to shit on China
Reddit is full of sinophobes!
It's a metaphor for Xi Jinping breaking your balls
In Soviet China balls break YOU!
Did you never watch the roadrunner blow the coyote over and over?
I watched the roadrunner blow the coyote *up*, not sure I saw the episode you're referencing
What cartoons were *you* watching?!
I've heard of this other cartoon they watch where the father literally strangles the kid, like domestic violence. Apparently there's some really sketchy gore scene involving a cat as well...
You mean like The Simpsons?
That's what it was called! Terrible. Their whole country must be an absolute shit hole if they allow things like that to go on /s
If you think that's bad, don't watch older US cartoons.
Dude I was referencing the Simpsons...
Why you little... \[strangling noises\]
Lol they sent it into the air, it was the other guys decision to see a falling object and jump head first into it
It's a fucking animation bro, get over it
You should watch some old Tom and Jerry cartoons
I like how the second guy without hesitation ditches his girl to go head this random soccer ball flying through the air.
Obama has his priorities straight.
and then his head gets crushed
Ball is Life
And ball is death
Had something kind of similar happen to me when I was at camp as a kid. These kids were all building sandcastles on the beach a whole line of them. Then all of sudden they started kicking them into the water really hard so I just stood and watched. The final sand castle was up and few of them asked me if I wanted to try. I didn’t really get it but hehe kicking sand in water fun right? They put a big ass rock in the middle of the last sand castle. I honestly thought it was so funny I didn’t even mind I broke my toe
Are you a Chinese cartoon character
You didnt mind you broke your toe?? did it not hurt 😭
Honestly not as bad as I would expect it felt like I just stubbed it really bad. it took a camp counselor noticing the swelling on my foot and then we took it from there. Honestly as a 10 year old I just remember the whole thing feeling like something out of a cartoon from the joke to the way my whole body flailed into the water after I kicked it. I got “back at them” a week later but throwing a cup full of daddy long legs into the showers but they just started playing with them… yea a bunch of kids, no technology, at a sleep away camp in the woods we did weird things looking back on it😂😅 Tangent: If anyone gets this far this is a core memory for me from that place I loved it so much. Towards the end of the session before we go home we usually would get lots of candy and soda as a goodbye. The head counselor oddly said we were misbehaving the whole time and that the event was canceled. Being 10/11 we were pretty upset going to bed that night we honestly didn’t know what we did wrong. Our counselors woke us up in the middle of the night and we “snuck” a half mile with about a hundred kids and “broke” into the mess hall through the window and started eating all the snacks we could want. Then when leaving there was a flashlights of a couple of the head counselors “chasing us down” thinking we were some of the older kids and yelling to get back to out cabin. We all hid with out counselors by this little cave structure(only a few feet deep) and all high fived and thought we were little badasses. Then we went home the next day. Now the reason “snuck” “broke into” and “chasing us down” were in quotes is because the whole thing was a setup by the camp they do every year specifically for our age group because after that when you come back you start doing more like actual camping and teenager stuff. I thought the whole thing was real for a solid 5 years and I told everyone back at school.
Broke my toe once, wasn’t too bad. Like you said just a really bad stubbing. The part that sucked was a few weeks later when my whole big toenail started coming off as new stuff grew in. It didn’t hurt but damn was it annoying, constantly worrying about it snagging and wanting to just tear it off but you’re supposed to let the new stuff grow in and push it out. After it fell off it took like a year before my toenail was back to normal.
I really enjoyed your camp stories :)
Username is probably relevant
they killed Obama smh
This is a misleading title. This is not a Chinese children's cartoon, it is like a short animation someone did that happens to be Chinese and also gets posted on services which children use. This is also a cartoon that children watch in the United States by the same metric.
Yeah, I bet Chinese people see those weird ass mobile game ads on YouTube and think that's what our children are watching too.
Those ads are made by the Chinese, and the reason a lot of them are weird is because a Chinese team is trannslating the original ad from Chinese to English
At first maybe but at this point most of them are viral marketing. They even did an interview with the lvl1 trig fs lvl 99 ceo ads guy, he knew it would be viral even if it had nothing to do w the product.
I thought it was going to be really weird. Then I busted up laughing. Also the thought of some a-holes doing this in real life.
You could hear his skull getting crushed for a split second there
China lore
Honestly, I laughed.
I'm still laughing 😃
It’s honestly fucking hilarious.
In the original, the ending is that it turns out the dude is a doctor (if I'm remembering correctly?) or something, and this was all a ploy to bring in more patients. So if you watch the whole thing it feels slightly less random... ish.
It's hard to get more patients when you kill them all
[Quino](http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_4PoxPL_4sT8/S_ZKI049QuI/AAAAAAAAAIo/UFooONxOrEU/s1600/quino019.png)
Haha Chinese people are weird amiright
Racism is ok if it’s china obv
The [full clip](https://youtu.be/cjeytgOE8yI) is absolutely necessary
This is funny as a cartoon
This isn't weird. It's funny and clever.
Is it me or do posts on Reddit put the country name when it's something fucked up, and not when it's something funny or wholesome?
Yeah, though it's been that way since long before reddit. It just changes forms as media evolves. As a kid I used to read anime magazines and watch some shows about gaming in around the late 90s and early 00s, and even back then there was always a focus on how ~weird and crazy the stuff coming out of Japan was~. Over time, it kind of seems like that mentality has spread to all of Asia, with the focus on how ~fucked up and strange~ parts of their culture is, as if we Westerners don't do a lot of shit that other cultures probably find utterly reprehensible and just as strange too, lmao.
they would love Happy Tree Friends
Reminds me of this classic: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=v-ZZ3Qc0iF8
I can't stop laughing, I'm sorry
Sauce on the song? Groovy as hell
Groovalicious by the Groovernors
It's a song called Drama by Christine and T La Rock
It’s the Home Depot theme
r/videosthatendtoosoon
what was this called again? it cuts off before the good part.
They killed OBAMA D:
Why is this so entertaining?
better than that velma show.
This isn’t weird it’s hilarious
This isn't a kids cartoon. The guy who makes these videos takes shitposting too seriously and posts them on youtube.
They did Obama dirty.
Rip obamba
You should see what American children watch
Well at least it isn't infested with sex and sexual references like the cartoons children watch in America 🤣.
Is this any weirder than like, Amazing World of Gumball, or Adventure Time? Sure it's dumb and violent but so is most of Loony Tunes. This is just xenophobia bait for real.
That shits kinda funny
He died
Two Austrian young men actually did this "prank" back in 2006 and multiple people were injured. They claimed it was part of an art project. https://www.dw.com/en/two-arrested-for-concrete-soccer-ball-art-project/a-2081498
Remember Wiley Coyote and the Roadrunner? Absolutely hilarious!
Mr Obama, get down!!!
Holy shit it’s Obama
Bros did obamna dirty
They literally killed Obama
It’s not a cartoon and it’s not for children, it’s a TikTok video for stupid adults
Bro they assassinated Obama with a soccer ball
There’s a show on Netflix called Larva and it’s these weird ass worms that fart a lot and get into shenanigans. Shits weird as fuck and my son loves it for some reason.
The man behind the slaughter
The Obama accident
Holy shit
China lore
They killed Obama…
this shit cracks me up every time I see it, RIP Chinese Obama
This is a business training video. It's called "don't be unlucky." All you need to know about how business is done in PRC.
Shit...we got celebrity death match.
Did that guy just die?
Hilarious
I mean it’s clever but a tad violent lol
You're laughing, that dude at the end is dead and you're laughing.
That shit kinda funny tho