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[[File:FunkyTown.png|thumb|right|Won't you take me to FunkyTown?]]
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'''[[FunkyTown]]''' is a [[shock video]] first uploaded to an unknown website (presumably Kaotic.com) sometime around 2017. The video was filmed by a Mexican drug cartel, possibly [[wikipedia:Jalisco New Generation Cartel|Jalisco New Generation Cartel]].
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'''[[Impossible Quiz 3]]''' is a game made by Splapp-me-do, the creator behind ''The Impossible Quiz'' series.


FunkyTown is a 2 minutes and 50 seconds long video of an unknown man being savagely tortured, while "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1w7OgIMMRc4 Sweet Child O' Mine]" by Guns n' Roses is heard playing. The man is seen lying on the ground with his arms and legs tied up with what appears to be plastic wire, while hooked up to an [https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/002383.htm IV] which is pumping his blood with drugs to keep him alive longer while the cartel members torture him. This man has his hands chopped off with a knife, his face skinned and cut off, and his eyes gouged out while he lays in a pool of blood and screams and gurgles in pain.
It's a short "game" made by ''Charcoal125''. After you press play, the game will count down to 3 and a question that can barely be read will appear. This question looks like several paragraphs taken from a Wikipedia page about [[wikipedia:Gay|homosexuality]], as suggested by a footnote.


The man, who barely resembles a person, manages to get his arms untied and tries to reach for his face. Keep in mind that the man has no face, no eyes, and no hands.
This game became popular around 2013, yet the game was released in 2007. In the original, you have to answer more than 100 strange questions that make no sense at all, most of them having references to pop culture; others being Splapp-me-do's [[wikipedia:British humour|British humor]] and inside joke from his old [[animations]].


The cartel members slit the man's throat with a knife and box cutter, but don't fully behead him. The video does not capture the final moments when the cartel members end up completely killing the man.
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Latest revision as of 05:14, 27 September 2026

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Impossible Quiz 3 is a game made by Splapp-me-do, the creator behind The Impossible Quiz series.

It's a short "game" made by Charcoal125. After you press play, the game will count down to 3 and a question that can barely be read will appear. This question looks like several paragraphs taken from a Wikipedia page about homosexuality, as suggested by a footnote.

This game became popular around 2013, yet the game was released in 2007. In the original, you have to answer more than 100 strange questions that make no sense at all, most of them having references to pop culture; others being Splapp-me-do's British humor and inside joke from his old animations.

How many holes in a polo?


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