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[DaisySkies]

That i have never seen the skibidi toilet video. I've never looked it up. I've only seen images that have been shown in 'the horrors of yt kids' videos which is only a few seconds of that image. I never found the humor in it and hated hearing the song at school. I've steered far away from it

 

[athenaaa]

I have seen it…. Unfortunately I work with kids and wanted to understand what they’re talking about

 

[DaisySkies]

I have seen it…. Unfortunately I work with kids and wanted to understand what they’re talking about

Oof, I'm sorry lol

 

[Harmony_Starz]

My friend once mentioned it and made their whole theme about it so I watched a bit amd I dont mind the song but eh not watching the brainrot

 

[_Sammy_]

I don't like skibidi toilet

 

[DaisySkies]

My friend once mentioned it and made their whole theme about it so I watched a bit amd I dont mind the song but eh not watching the brainrot

 

[DaisySkies]

I don't like skibidi toilet

Same

 

[snsd2beg]

It's pretty easy to avoid, at least for me

 

[DaisySkies]

It's pretty easy to avoid, at least for me

Same here

 

[Pirioca]

As an art project, it's not that bad. There are 77 parts so far.

Spoiler: Interested?

I watched all episodes (in small doses). I don't understand the hype, but I also don't understand the worries of some parents. It's harmless stuff (maybe it's too scary for younger children, but I guess older kids see more brutal scenes in some of their favorite animes and video games).

Alexey Gerasimov put some work in the old Source engine, that's for sure. Nevertheless the episodes get repetitive fast (if you don't know the concept: it's all about an arms race between those toilet aliens and the robots). It would be more entertaining to play those episodes.

By the way, Michael Bay is working on a film adaptation of Skibidi Toilet.

 

[owo]

By the way, Michael Bay is working on a film adaptation of Skibidi Toilet.

considering the plot synopsis you just said, i get it i guess, but yet this is still the craziest sentence ive ever heard

 

[Pirioca]

considering the plot synopsis you just said, i get it i guess, but yet this is still the craziest sentence ive ever heard

Imagine a movie where Transformers fight against giant toilets.

 

[owo]

Imagine a movie where Transformers fight against giant toilets.

honestly that is so ridiculous that id watch tbh

 

[DaisySkies]

As an art project, it's not that bad. There are 77 parts so far.

Spoiler: Interested?

I watched all episodes (in small doses). I don't understand the hype, but I also don't understand the worries of some parents. It's harmless stuff (maybe it's too scary for younger children, but I guess older kids see more brutal scenes in some of their favorite animes and video games).

Alexey Gerasimov put some work in the old Source engine, that's for sure. Nevertheless the episodes get repetitive fast (if you don't know the concept: it's all about an arms race between those toilet aliens and the robots). It would be more entertaining to play those episodes.

By the way, Michael Bay is working on a film adaptation of Skibidi Toilet.

I might check it out

 

[Pirioca]

I might check it out

The first episodes are just crap, later it's like a trashy 'War of the Worlds' scenario (although the programmer put effort in it). But I see why kids like it.

 

[DaisySkies]

The first episodes are just crap, later it's like a trashy 'War of the Worlds' scenario (although the programmer put effort in it). But I see why kids like it.

Yeaaaa maybe not. Idk if I'd like that

 

[Pirioca]

Yeaaaa maybe not. Idk if I'd like that

Overall you wouldn't miss much. Around episode 50 it gets better than expected. The annoying singing stops too. There's a bit more blood at the end, but it's nothing dramatic. It's pretty obvious that robots fight against robots.

Spoiler: Plot

The series depicts a conflict between singing human-headed toilets—the titular "Skibidi Toilets"—and humanoids with CCTV cameras, speakers, and televisions in place of their heads. The Skibidi Toilets, led by "G-Toilet", overtake humanity. Warfare soon develops between the toilets and the alliance of Cameramen and Speakermen. Each kind of the alliance has a colossal version of themselves, termed "Titans". The Titan Speakerman is infected with a mind-control parasite developed by the toilets' second-in-command and chief strategist, "Scientist Toilet", causing the Titan Speakerman to turn on the alliance. The alliance is expanded to include a species of TV-headed humanoids, and, with their help, Titan Speakerman is eventually cured.

As the military of both sides continue to advance technologically, the Titans attempt to hunt down G-Toilet. Though their combined powers are occasionally a match for his abilities, intervention by his legions each time allow him to escape. After a strike mission on the toilets' secret underground laboratory, the Scientist Toilet is finally defeated, but only one member of the team survives, a Cameraman called Plungerman. Having met a mysterious human seemingly involved in the creation of the toilets, the Plungerman is assassinated as a loose end. Meanwhile, fractures between the Skibidi Toilets and the "Astro Toilets", a mysterious splinter faction of powerful extraterrestrial toilets, erupt into violence, and the alliance and Skibidi Toilets enter into a makeshift alliance against their common enemy.

(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skibidi_Toilet )