Scary VeggieTales Theme Song Reversed
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Scary VeggieTales Theme Song Reversed is a screamer video uploaded to YouTube by user MST3KFTW ButtUglyMartiansFTL in January 29th, 2016. The channel has been terminated due to multiple copyright strikes. The video appears to be a modified version of a video made by Paul Stompbox in 2014, which has no screamer.
It begins with the 2001 version of the VeggieTales intro played in reverse, but in poor quality. It contains multiple “subliminal messages”, such as:
- The word "VeggieTales" is read as: "Slay Ian!"
- Larry seems to say: "A girl had a fact, Earl was mute, go on the rock!"
- Junior seems to say: "Mean he sneezed, sea turtle, SLEEP, oh man!!",
- Bob seems to say: "Evil Arks, Evil West, Evil Car..."
Just after one of the clips from the Josh and the Big Wall episode and just before Bob and Larry's introduction, the screamer from Ghost in the London Dungeon pops up with other screams mixed in.
The screamer was remade by Isadoresherman90 on Dailymotion, and has the same sources, but the footage of the screamer might be taken from Nuclear Bomb Test in the Pacific Ocean as the winterrowd link can be seen on the bottom right (though it possibly may have happened in the original video as well).
The video was found as one of the screamers mixed in the partially-lost 2016 screamer, and uses the Dailymotion remake as the Winterrowd link is visible. (or the original, maybe.) People, including DiscoverGuy1999, have made parodies of this screamer, including a version where the scenes from VeggieTales intro are replaced by clips from Jim Henson's old Wilkins Coffee commercials from the 1950s.
Links
NOTE: The following video contains a screamer!
- Original: youtube.com/watch?v=EnN95BTRr34
- Screamer version:
youtube.com/watch?v=5ODfqpVfMcA - youtube.com/watch?v=egRT01CGnOQ
- Permalink (remake): web.archive.org/web/20240428215053/files.catbox.moe/sq6x36.mp4
- Wilkins Coffee version: youtube.com/watch?v=o1vDXiRs6qg
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