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'''Jingle Bells Reversed''' was a [[screamer]] [[Flash]] [[animation]] created by Daniel Fowler and was originally found on [[Newgrounds]] in 2004. The original animation was deleted but added to the [[DeviantArt]] [[website]] by the original owner (under the alias: "Fhashstark") with a description claiming that he's the owner of the animation. [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] also featured this screamer on his website: "[[Winterrowd.com]]". A yellow version of this game can be found on Ebaumsworld and was later posted to Y8.com, a popular flash game website.


'''[[Duckpack51]]''' is a graphic [[shock video]] of a young man getting beheaded by what appears to be a criminal gang. The video is named after the now deleted Blogspot where it originated from. The original video went viral on June 4, 2021 and showed a clip of a girl dancing on [[TikTok]] before cutting to the man being executed.
The animation starts with an excerpt from the famous Christmas song [[wikipedia:Jingle Bells|''Jingle Bells'']] playing forward. Following the first extract, the same song was played backward, and a color-inverted [[GIF]] of Daniel Fowler, the author, making a weird face flashes with a high-pitched, hilarious-sounding scream about three-quarters of the way through the excerpt.
 
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The video originated on a Blogspot page titled Duckpack51, though the blog was quickly deleted after the video went viral. The video was first uploaded by the user ''Mayengg03'' on TikTok, who was banned after he uploaded the video. During the video's release, the TikTok moderators have tried their best to investigate who's behind the video.
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At first, the video depicts a girl dancing to the song "Dick" by Starboy3, and then is replaced by the execution video of then 19-year old Mexican criminal Rodolfo Belluci, who began his criminal career at age 15. The video takes place in what appears to be either a shower stall or a locker room. Throughout the video, the executors call the victim names in Spanish, including the words "puto" and "pillo", which are usually for males.
After he was murdered, he had his corpse scattered in Cuernavaca, Morelos. The execution took place in February 2019, and the video went viral in 2021 after it was uploaded to TikTok.
 
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Latest revision as of 18:32, 10 December 2025

Jingle Bells Reversed was a screamer Flash animation created by Daniel Fowler and was originally found on Newgrounds in 2004. The original animation was deleted but added to the DeviantArt website by the original owner (under the alias: "Fhashstark") with a description claiming that he's the owner of the animation. Jeremy Winterrowd also featured this screamer on his website: "Winterrowd.com". A yellow version of this game can be found on Ebaumsworld and was later posted to Y8.com, a popular flash game website.

The animation starts with an excerpt from the famous Christmas song Jingle Bells playing forward. Following the first extract, the same song was played backward, and a color-inverted GIF of Daniel Fowler, the author, making a weird face flashes with a high-pitched, hilarious-sounding scream about three-quarters of the way through the excerpt.

!yaw eht lla elgnij ,slleb elgnij ,slleb elgniJ


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