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OH NO EVIL LOLMAN IS HERE
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OH NO EVIL LOLMAN IS HERE is a screamer video uploaded to YouTube by Lolman The Object Thingy/Teh444thSpartan, now known as IceCreamJaxxie!, [1] on August 22nd, 2015. The video was later reuploaded by a different YouTube user named MinheaTehKlapof VideoEditor / TehMihneaSpartan, since Lolman closed their account due to drama.[2]
The first nine seconds of the video consist of countless layers of extremely distorted and edited clips, from random pieces of media zooming into the center of the screen. Additionally, each clip has the creator's watermark in the bottom right along with absurdly loud and distorted sounds playing. The clips include:
- Plankton from SpongeBob SquarePants holding what appears to be 2 wires with inverted colors, taken from the episode Plankton!
- Two blue spinning pieces of text displaying "AAAA," zooming into the screen.
- Ineligible red text on a white background.
- Television static with pink blobs over it.
- Six edited versions of the 20th Century Fox logo, most of which have a whirlpool-like effect added to them.
- A yellow human face on an orange background.
About ten seconds in, the video cuts to a glitchy version of the same Plankton clip with a whirlpool-like effect and 2 other distorted 20th Century Fox clips waving over a distorted, multicolored abstract background flashing at a seizure-inducing rate, accompanied by another loud and distorted sound. After five seconds of this, a clip pops up of a man saying "Listen," while green subtitles fade into the screen on a black background, albeit edited to be reversed halfway through the clip. 3 clones of the clip start playing, with each one taking up a quarter of the screen, pointing in different directions, and having different pitches.
Afterwards, the 20th Century Fox logo appears again, albeit distorted both audibly and visually. Suddenly, three layers of the same clip, albeit with minor changes and a whirlpool effect appear with a very distorted and loud sound playing. Almost three seconds afterwards, the same human face from the beginning pops up, but much more distorted, with another loud, distorted sound.
Twenty-five seconds into the video, Evil Lolman fades into the screen, who appears to be a white splat with red text on it, displaying the former name of the creator, black legs, red and black eyes, and sharp teeth. He talks to the screen with a very deep voice, while clones of the background clip start appearing and scrolling down rapidly, continuously getting faster until they look like monochromatic television static. Suddenly, it switches to a gradient background, as Evil Lolman's eyes and the text on his body turn black. Suddenly, at the thirty-three second mark, a red-colored version of him appears, with black facial features, a black substance dripping from them, and his mouth open, accompanied by a wavy effect and the Suicide Mouse scream, albeit made to be extremely loud.
The screamer goes on until the forty second mark, in which the video concludes with television static playing for five more seconds.
Trivia
- Evil Lolman's leg and mouth assets were taken from the web series Battle For Dream Island.
- 2 parts of this video, specifically the parts where Evil Lolman first appears and the screamer occurs, were used in the screamer part of the video "This picture seems strange…" by Sarah Davis.
- Another video was made the same year by Lolman called, "Logo editing nowadays in a nutshell", which used a reversed and demonic-sounding version of the same Suicide Mouse scream used in this video, specifically during the "Splaat is our god" part. Another video was uploaded by Lolman called, "Lostvideo.mxf", which used an unedited version of the scream and has some similarities to this video.
References
Links
NOTE: The following videos contain a screamer!
- Reuploaded: youtube.com/watch?v=ygUsgTbI1TU
- Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20230313160425/files.catbox.moe/bhd48q.mp4