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[[File:hellonkitty.jpg|thumb|right|240px|Before [[wikipedia:Aggretsuko|Aggretsuko]], there was this follow-up.]]
'''[[What's Wrong With This Picture?]]''', also called '''What's Wrong?''' or '''What's wrong with this image?''' is an infamous internet [[screamer]] created by Jaybill McCarthy, originally posted to his personal website "Jaybill" in February 2002. Shortly after its release, it gained notoriety and became an example of an early e-mail chainletter prank. The nature of this screamer has inspired [[Forest-wmv]], [[Where's Waldo]], [[When you see it]] and many more.


The animation disguises itself as a normal stock photo of a dining room; depicting an open window, table, chairs, paintings, and flowers.  The viewer is then asked to find something wrong in it.  
'''Hell On Kitty''' is a [[video]] uploaded to [[YouTube]] by user TwistedGrim. Not only is the video a black comedy satire on Hello Kitty, but it also contains a secret [[screamer]] at the tail end of the video.


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The video begins with Hello Kitty waking up and walking to the bathroom, where she gets out a toothbrush. Remembering that she has no mouth, she throws the brush away and goes outside. Kitty walks through a field and encounters two other animals (a rabbit and a Keroppi-like frog) burning an ant with a magnifying glass. She attempts to call out to them, but her lack of mouth again makes her consider otherwise.
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<center>'''[[What's Wrong With This Picture?|Found it?]]'''</center>
Later, Kitty is seen preparing a snack for herself and tries to take a bite from her sandwich, but again, nothing happens, now causing her to panic. She then tries to drink her glass of water only to spill it all over herself. She drops her food and faints, landing under the table. She starts to hyperventilate but then starts struggling to breathe. She sees the phone and attempts to answer it, but remembering her crisis, falls back to the floor. Looking to her right, she sees a knife lying near her and gains a psychotic expression. She reaches for the knife before the scene cuts to black.
 
<center><big>'''[[Hell On Kitty|Hello Kitty seems quite different...]]'''</center></big><br>
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Latest revision as of 02:52, 2 June 2024

Before Aggretsuko, there was this follow-up.

Hell On Kitty is a video uploaded to YouTube by user TwistedGrim. Not only is the video a black comedy satire on Hello Kitty, but it also contains a secret screamer at the tail end of the video.

The video begins with Hello Kitty waking up and walking to the bathroom, where she gets out a toothbrush. Remembering that she has no mouth, she throws the brush away and goes outside. Kitty walks through a field and encounters two other animals (a rabbit and a Keroppi-like frog) burning an ant with a magnifying glass. She attempts to call out to them, but her lack of mouth again makes her consider otherwise.

Later, Kitty is seen preparing a snack for herself and tries to take a bite from her sandwich, but again, nothing happens, now causing her to panic. She then tries to drink her glass of water only to spill it all over herself. She drops her food and faints, landing under the table. She starts to hyperventilate but then starts struggling to breathe. She sees the phone and attempts to answer it, but remembering her crisis, falls back to the floor. Looking to her right, she sees a knife lying near her and gains a psychotic expression. She reaches for the knife before the scene cuts to black.

Hello Kitty seems quite different...


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