ABC Song

ABC Song The moment before the flashing 5 shows up on screen. Maker: Albino Blacksheep Type: Animation Release date: 2002

ABC song is a flash screamer created by Bucketmouse on Albino Blacksheep in 2002.

The animation starts, as a child's voice plays in the background singing "A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z". Then he says "Now I know my ABC’s, next time won’t you-“. After the child says this, a person shouts "FIVE", with a flashing image of (ironically) the number 5. The animation then ends with a story about how this happened on a syndicated airing of a Sesame Street episode, which the creator made up, The child singing the entire ABCs can be found in the file.

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  The moment before the flashing 5 shows up on screen.

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  The story the creator made up. (there’s no way a quickly blinking 5 would show on Sesame Street for 12 hours.

Link

NOTE: The following animation contains a screamer!

• albinoblacksheep.com/flash/abcsong

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Rorothescreamerfan FANBASE ACCOUNT

18 months ago

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F I V E

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Anonymous #3

2 months ago

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Next time won't you- F I V E

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Anonymous #1

16 months ago

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Give from numberjacks; U called?

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Anonymous #1

16 months ago

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Five*

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Anonymous #2

12 months ago

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Are you sure this is a screamer?

I remember as story where in the 90s, that actually happened on a sesame street episode due to a video error so it might just be a recreation of a memory

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