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'''OH NO EVIL LOLMAN IS HERE''' is a 45-second long [[screamer]] video uploaded by ''Lolman The Object Thingy/Teh444thSpartan (now known as IceCreamJaxxie!)'' on August 22nd, 2015. The [[screamer]] video was later reuploaded by a different [[YouTube]] user named ''MinheaTehKlapof VideoEditor / TehMihneaSpartan'', due to | '''OH NO EVIL LOLMAN IS HERE''' is a 45-second long [[screamer]] video uploaded by ''Lolman The Object Thingy/Teh444thSpartan (now known as IceCreamJaxxie!)'' on August 22nd, 2015. The [[screamer]] video was later reuploaded by a different [[YouTube]] user named ''MinheaTehKlapof VideoEditor / TehMihneaSpartan'', due to Lolman closing his/her account due to drama | ||
The first 9 seconds of the video contain several layers of extremely distorted and edited clips (most of which are just the ''20th Century Fox'' logo) zooming into the center of the screen, all of which have the creator's watermark in the bottom right. Along with absurdly loud and distorted sounds playing, these sources include, and are limited to: | The first 9 seconds of the video contain several layers of extremely distorted and edited clips (most of which are just the ''20th Century Fox'' logo) zooming into the center of the screen, all of which have the creator's watermark in the bottom right. Along with absurdly loud and distorted sounds playing, these sources include, and are limited to: | ||
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OH NO EVIL LOLMAN IS HERE is a 45-second long screamer video uploaded by Lolman The Object Thingy/Teh444thSpartan (now known as IceCreamJaxxie!) on August 22nd, 2015. The screamer video was later reuploaded by a different YouTube user named MinheaTehKlapof VideoEditor / TehMihneaSpartan, due to Lolman closing his/her account due to drama
The first 9 seconds of the video contain several layers of extremely distorted and edited clips (most of which are just the 20th Century Fox logo) zooming into the center of the screen, all of which have the creator's watermark in the bottom right. Along with absurdly loud and distorted sounds playing, these sources include, and are limited to:
- Plankton from SpongeBob holding what appears to be 2 strings or wires, with inverted colors (taken from the episode Plankton!)
- 2 spinning pieces of text (one light blue and one dark blue) both displaying "AAAA" zooming into the screen.
- Ineligible red text on a white background.
- Static with pink blobs over it.
- A distorted, mostly black image of the 20th Century Fox logo with a whirlpool effect added to it. The whirlpool effect also goes away extremely briefly, revealing the full logo.
- A red, yellow, and green image with the same whirlpool effect as the last source. It's possible that the source is the 20th Century Fox logo again, even though the whirlpool effect doesn't go away, unlike the previous source.
- A very brightened version of the 20th Century Fox logo.
- The previous source, but less brightened, and the source points in 3 different directions rapidly before it disappears. This is also the only source in the entire video to not have loud volume, or sound weird and distorted.
- A glitchy and rainbow version of the 20th Century Fox logo.
- A light blue and dark blue version of the end of the 20th Century Fox logo with a wavy effect.
- A yellow human face on an orange background.
After said layers, the video cuts to 3 random sources (with the previously mentioned whirlpool effect) over a distorted, multicolored, and abstract-looking background, flashing at a seizure-inducing rate. All of this is accompanied by another absurdly loud and distorted sound, which sounds even weirder than the ones used in previously mentioned layers.
After 5 more seconds, a clip pops up of a man saying "listen" while green text pops up displaying the same word fades in, edited to have the man say "lil" instead. 3 clones of said clip then start playing, with each clone taking up a quarter of the screen, pointing in a different direction, and having different audio pitch amounts.
Afterwards, a source of a distorted, mostly staticky version of the 20th Century Fox logo appears, with a glitchy-like, distorted sound. Suddenly, 3 layers of said source (which aren't zooming in, unlike the previous layers from the beginning of the video) with the whirlpool effect appear with a very distorted, weird, and loud sound. 3 seconds afterwards, the same human face from the beginning of the video appears, except much more distorted, with yet another loud, distorted sound.
Then at 0:25, Evil Lolman himself appears! He talks to the viewer(s) with a creepy voice. Suddenly, at 0:29, the background changes to a red and black gradient, and Evil Loman's eyes become pitch-black. 4 seconds later, a red version of Evil Lolman with an open mouth and pitch-black eyes appears, along with an extremely loud version of the woman scream from Suicide Mouse, and a wavy effect. The screamer goes on until 0:40, in which static plays for the rest of the video.
Trivia
- Evil Lolman himself has the appearance of a white splat with red text on it, displaying the name of the creator of this screamer video. They also have black legs, red and black eyes, and sharp teeth.
- Evil Lolman's legs and mouth are from the web series Battle For Dream Island.
- Every clip of the sources used before the screamer part has the creator's watermark in the bottom right.
- 2 parts of this video (specifically the parts where Evil Lolman first appears, and the screamer occurs) were used in the screamer part of This picture seems strange….
- That same scream was later used backwards and demonic from another video by the creator "Logo editing nowadays in a nutshell" in the same year, during the "Splaat is our god" part.
Link
NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!
- Reuploaded: youtube.com/watch?v=ygUsgTbI1TU
- Permalink: web.archive.org/web/20230313160425/files.catbox.moe/bhd48q.mp4
