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 The video claims to showcase footage from a 2006 VHS release for a (nonexistant) film called ''WHO THE F**K STOLE MY CAR?'' According to the description, the video depicts what happens should the viewer leave the VCR running or fall asleep during the film.
-For much of the thirteen minutes, there is a grey screen with visible black lines on it. At exactly the ten minute mark, a flurry of screamer faces appear with a loud audio clip of the Weird Al Yankovic track "Bite Me", where Yankovic screams at the top of his lungs, mashed with a techno piece. The faces seen include:
+For much of the thirteen minutes, there is a gray screen with visible black lines on it. At exactly the ten minute mark, a flurry of screamer faces appears, accompanied by a loud audio clip of the [[wikipedia:"Weird_Al"_Yankovic|"Weird Al" Yankovic]] track "Bite Me", where Yankovic screams at the top of his lungs, mashed with a techno piece. The faces seen include:
-# The face from [[What's Wrong With This Picture?|What's Wrong]]
+* The [[What's Wrong With This Picture?|What's Wrong]] face.
-# [[Regan MacNeil]]
+* A close-up image of [[Regan MacNeil]] from ''The Exorcist''.
-# The zombie from the [[K-fee commercials|K-Fee car commercial]]
+* The [[K-fee commercials|K-Fee]] zombie.
-# [[Jeff the Killer]]
+* [[Jeff the Killer]].
-# The little girl from [[Very Happy Kids]]
+* The little girl from [[Very Happy Kids]].
-# The pig-tailed girl from [[Funny Face]]
+* The pig-tailed girl from [[Funny Face]].
-# [[Katie Embry]]
+* [[Katie Embry]].
-# A demon boy from ''Dead Birds''
+* The demon boy from ''Dead Birds''.
-After, it returns to the grey screen for a couple of more minutes until the 12:54 mark. The video then concludes with the viewer turning off their VCR and switching back to the television, where a clip of the film ''Swing Time'' plays, featuring Fred Astaire performing "Bojangles of Harlem".
+After, it returns to the gray screen for a couple of more minutes until the 12:54 mark. The video then concludes with the viewer turning off their VCR and switching back to the TV, where a clip of the 1936 film ''[[wikipedia:Swing_Time_(film)|Swing Time]]'' plays, featuring Fred Astaire performing "Bojangles of Harlem".
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