The Famous GOON Cat That Took Over The Internet | Down Bad Art History

[00:00:00]The cat that broke the internet, down bad history. I feel like if you've been on the internet for a long time, you've probably come across this suspicious cat. And this cat is no regular cat. Oh, no, no, no. This cat is no bueno and not safe for work and I cannot show you the full context of this video on YouTube.

[00:00:22]Yes, it is that bad. So, let's dive into the down bad history behind it.

[00:00:27]>> Baby, rules matter. And when it comes to the internet, few matter as much as rule 34. In 2021, an Animal Crossing parody inexplicably blew up online after it was shoved in front of the wrong audience.

[00:00:41]>> Yeah, what a shame.

[00:00:42]>> bizarre domino effect that awoke thousands to a cat girl hypnosis fetish, briefly resurrected the career of a Croatian pop star from the '80s, and was perhaps the only time in history where people's moms were unknowingly sending hentai references in the family group chat.

[00:00:59]>> Yo, some of those moms were sending that? Oh, god.

[00:01:03]>> Thing is, millions of people accidentally collaborated to manifest the biggest goon meme of all time. But, how could something like this actually happen? This is the unbelievable story of Newgrounds, Anka Zone, and you. This is >> going to lie, bro. This background music is hella like vibey. I'm not going to lie to y'all, but I just know the history behind it, so I don't even want to dance to it, but it is vibey.

[00:01:27]>> bad art history.

[00:01:30]If you clicked on this video, chances are high that the phrase Anka Zone stirred up something in you or attached to you. BUT, IF YOU >> WOAH, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH, WOAH. We know we know nothing about that on this channel, right, guys? We know absolutely nothing about it.

[00:01:46]And I hope it stays that way.

[00:01:48]>> Never heard of this? It's a meme from a 2021 adult animation of the villager from Animal Crossing getting it on with Anka, the humanoid cat girl. So far, so internet. But on September 3rd, 2021, for reasons no one understands, a twisted genius randomly remembered the song from the Animal Crossing porno and uploaded it to TikTok, where it blew up.

[00:02:12]And that was the beginning of the end.

[00:02:14]Because as the song racked up millions of views on YouTube, for several tragic weeks, oblivious TikTok users and Facebook aunties alike were sending everyone they knew a distorted video of a dancing cat. So, what was actually going >> That's not even cute. When you see that video, are you guys thinking, "Oh my god, that's so cute?"

[00:02:36]>> on here. There have been dirtier memes and catchier songs. And Anka isn't even close to the most popular Animal Crossing character to get this treatment. Well, it turns out the answer lies deeper. Because for 26 long, hard years, a series of horny internet phenomena were slowly lining up for Anka Zone to explode.

[00:02:57]>> Oh my god.

[00:02:58]>> put on your tin foil hat, lock your bedroom door, and enable cruise control.

[00:03:03]Because it's time to talk about a website called Newgrounds.

[00:03:06]>> Wait, you're telling me that there was a group of people just sitting there waiting for the opportunity to make this thing an NSFW meme?

[00:03:14]I I somehow I'm not surprised by that, to be honest with you. Like, what's the next one? I wonder what the gooners are sitting down waiting to make a next NSFW meme.

[00:03:24]>> or and enable cruise control. Because it's time to talk about a website called Newgrounds.

[00:03:32]>> I've never heard of this.

[00:03:33]>> Before we get into the monstrosity that brought you Num Num Num, Smiling Friends, and terabytes of animated cartoon porn, super quick timeline.

[00:03:42]January 2017, South Korean adult animator Minus8 uploads Anka Ride.swf.

[00:03:50]And remember this SWF file format because it's going to be very important.

[00:03:54]>> like I've seen that F before. Am I bugging?

[00:03:57]>>.swift. And remember this swift >> This logo right here looks I I I I Maybe it's a bad thing that I'm saying that, but it looks familiar. Just the F, okay?

[00:04:08]Only the F.

[00:04:09]>> file format because it's going to be very important. Then, January 2021, the artist Zone Sama, famous for numerous contributions to Newgrounds and YouTube, uploads Ankh Zone as an homage to -8's creation. Now, as for Newgrounds itself, it's a website known for its irreverent attitude and thousands of culture-defining flash games and animations. And even if you've never been on it, you felt its influence. From Salad Fingers to Peanut Butter Jelly Time to All Your Base Are Belong to Us to the Teen Titans parody that was The Awakening for every online male in 2007.

[00:04:44]All were either from or popularized via Newgrounds. And in case you don't see where this is going, the Teen Titans parody, the Jenny the Teenage Robot video that royally pissed off Viacom, and Ankh Zone were all made by one person and all came from this website.

[00:05:02]>> So, is this website low-key like the OG um deviantART?

[00:05:09]Cuz that's kind of the vibe that I'm getting from this, man. Cuz deviantART is literally this, okay? Just a bunch of gooners who come in and share their, I guess, masterpieces. You know what I'm saying? I just Newgrounds was possibly the first one on the internet or the first place on the internet that you could share that type of stuff with everybody else.

[00:05:30]>> But how did we get here? Unceremoniously pooped out onto the World Wide Web on July 6th, 1995 by a teenage Tom Fulp.

[00:05:38]What began as a love letter to the Neo Geo console series quickly turned into two controversial flash games, Assassin and Club a Seal. You can imagine what the gameplay looked like. Foreshadowing the iconic screw you attitude that would define a generation, Fulp thoughtfully considered the hate mail being sent to him by those who felt that his games were mean-spirited and then displayed it on a site for laughs. From here, to paraphrase his own words, Newgrounds had taken on a solid form, kind of like how digested food becomes a turd. [music] And >> That's exactly what this website is, a turd.

[00:06:16]>> This turd proved very appetizing as through the late '90s, Newgrounds rapidly cultivated an edgy user base while trying in vain not to lose advertisers. Why a brand wouldn't want to appear on the website where you can play man [music] wearing exploding vest walking into a store simulator is anyone's guess, but that >> Even back then, bro. I know back then that the internet was a different place.

[00:06:39]I understand that, but even back then that was That's way too far. You want sponsors? [ __ ] give that up.

[00:06:46]>> And 1998 rolls around and uh-oh, lawsuit. After Fulp uploaded an animation depicting the Teletubbies coping with crippling drug addiction and alcoholism, the British public was so offended by this portrayal of their greatest cultural export that the BBC sued on copyright grounds and lost. That is American free use law.

[00:07:08]>> I'd be pissed too, man. I grew up watching the Teletubbies and I do not want to see the Teletubbies doing any kind of weird adulty type of activities, okay? Please leave them out of it. And this is my problem, bro. All these people take innocent stuff that is meant for kids and they always got to ruin it every single time. Can we just leave the stuff that's meant for kids alone and then you can come up with new stuff, some new material, or take like adult cartoons and do that type of stuff, man. Just leave the kids this alone.

[00:07:40]>> Over the next decade, Fulp and his close-knit team worked tirelessly to keep the website afloat through ballooning server costs caused by thousands of game, music, and video submissions. Dictating a large share of edgy internet humor along the way, and in so doing, setting themselves up for potential disaster. And speaking of potential disaster, it's a big internet out there, and honestly, have you ever tried Googling yourself?

[00:08:06]>> No.

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[00:08:22]>> Sponsor's done. But we're not at the bad times just yet, because out there on the internet was a slowly multiplying species of human being who stood to benefit like no one ever had from one of Newgrounds' most basic features, Shockwave support.

[00:08:37]>> What is that?

[00:08:38]>> matter? Because what fire did for the human race, Flash player did for coomers.

[00:08:44]>> Coomers? What is that?

[00:08:46]>> that's two pejorative internet terms that largely describe the same thing, a person, [music] usually male, who is dangerously addicted to adult content.

[00:08:56]And with Newgrounds' robust >> Like those types of people are like the most dangerous people in the world, man.

[00:09:01]I swear that these people have nothing to lose, and they got nothing better to do. This is all they do. This is your typical Discord mod. This is your typical Reddit mod. This is the person who goes online and makes racist comments online. Like these are these people, bro. They are a real problem in society.

[00:09:23]>> who is dangerously addicted to adult content. And with Newgrounds' robust support of the SWF, aka Shockwave file format, and the SWF's popularity in adult animations and games, it's no surprise that hundreds of adult artists found their audience on this website.

[00:09:41]Now, I obviously can't show you why this format worked so well, so think of it like this. A SWF is a container file that uses vectors, kind of like a set of instructions that tell an object where to move, where to rotate, or where to bounce up and down crazy style for 4 and 1/2 minutes. What animators may lose in terms of visual detail with this method, they often make up for with ease of animation. Combine that with motion tweens, a bouncy elastic animation style infamous for its use in adult material, and you get the picture. And if you don't, I can only direct you with extreme caution to the incredible Gassy or the Spider-Man back shots GIF. The Shockwave format's small file size and widespread compatibility at the time made it easy to upload adult content in that format anywhere it was [music] permitted.

[00:10:30]>> Why is it that when we get this type of technology where you can make like certain animations and stuff move a certain way? Why is the first thing that we got to do is make it some kind of goona material, man?

[00:10:43]Why is that the first thing that we got to do with it? Why can't we, you know, maybe like make trees move in the wind so that it looks realistic? Why don't we make cars go up and down when they're going on bumps so that it makes it look like the cars actually going up and down on bumps? Why do we have to go to the first thing, "Hey, man, let's create some boobs, bro. Let's see how these boobs can move, you know what I'm saying? Let's Let's do that instead on a show that a bunch of kids watch."

[00:11:08]>> at the time made it easy to upload adult content in that format anywhere [music] it was permitted, especially on a website that gave as few [ __ ] as Newgrounds. And this is where the rubber meets the road. In late 2006, a user going by ZoneSama would make a Newgrounds account, blowing up almost immediately because of her uncanny ability to imitate >> Her? Oh, lord. The girls are getting into this.

[00:11:33]>> take the art style of existing shows. In 2007, Zone was already blazing new ground and providing Raven and Starfire fans with the highest quality goon material >> Jesus Christ.

[00:11:44]>> ever seen in their lives. Her Jenny the Teenage Robot video so closely resembled the actual show that Viacom forced her to take it down under threat of legal action. And fun fact, this thing is still haunting Nickelodeon because as recently as 2022 the developers of fighting game Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl were forced to remove one of Jenny's voice lines because of its inescapable association with the porn video.

[00:12:10]>> Damn.

[00:12:11]>> It's all circuity and metallic.

[00:12:13]>> Oh, bro. Oh, lord. I don't even know what the context behind that is. That doesn't even sound good even if that corno didn't exist.

[00:12:21]>> You wouldn't like my brain. It's all circuity and metallic.

[00:12:24]>> Does that even mean Oh, she's actually talking about her brain.

[00:12:28]See, now I'm affected by this, bro. I can't even think properly and and just understand that she's talking about her brain. Maybe because she's a robot, but I'm so like reacted to so many of these videos that I I'm cooked, bro. My brain is cooked by the goon material.

[00:12:45]>> If that's not a sign you made it, I don't know what is. Between her mascot, Zoneton, >> It's [music] pronounced Zoneton.

[00:12:53]>> and the wildly popular ZTV animated series, Zone had quickly carved out a niche as one of the most prolific adult artists online.

[00:13:03]>> Wow.

[00:13:04]>> I'm a fan of ZTV.

[00:13:06]Here is the reason.

[00:13:07]>> Oh, [ __ ] >> of this hot, sexy character.

[00:13:12]But you may have >> Brother, this is a cartoon. You need to relax. But low-key, this chick cracked the code because this is before OnlyFans and all that stuff. So, she was doing this and she didn't have to to nothing of her own, bro. She was creating them and using her artistic skills to create all kinds of goo material. I mean, IT FAIR PLAY TO HER, BRO. She played the game and you know what I'm saying? She probably made a bunch of money doing this. I don't know where she is today, but I got to give some props.

[00:13:40]>> It's because of this hot, sexy character.

[00:13:44]But you may have noticed that we completely glossed over the fact that eons ago, a list of rules of the internet were carved into stone on a website that can't go 2 seconds without talking about fluids, religious minorities, and autism. And no, it's not 4chan. See, as rule 37 clearly states, there are no women on the internet.

[00:14:06]Or are there?

[00:14:07]Rule 34, and also 1 through 33 and 35 through whatever. If I can be honest, the reason I've name-dropped rule 34 without offering a definition is because, frankly, everyone and their mother knows what it means.

[00:14:23]If it exists, there's porn of it. Skibidi Toilet.

[00:14:27]>> Wait a damn minute. I don't know I don't know if that's true though. Are you telling me that there's porn of like the Ninja Turtles?

[00:14:35]Can you imagine if that's actually real or if that's a thing? That is absolutely and disgusting, bro.

[00:14:43]>> The John Goodman dinosaur in 1993 smash hit We're Back, THE MICROSOFT PAPERCLIP.

[00:14:50]>> STOP! A PAPERCLIP?

[00:14:53]ARE YOU actually serious?

[00:14:55]>> Without much exaggeration, if you can imagine it, it's out there. And when it comes to popular franchises, there's a whole cottage industry of Source Filmmaker animators who pay their bills using freely available software to animate every character from every game doing every single thing. Major game studios are now so aware of this phenomenon.

[00:15:18]>> Wait. What about LittleBigPlanet?

[00:15:21]There's no way you're telling me they're taking the sock puppet from Little Big Planet and doing all kinds of abominations with them. I don't believe that.

[00:15:29]>> Some have even some play into it in their own marketing. Some allegedly have even been accused of making overly anatomically detailed character models knowing what people do with them. All this to say, from the sanctioned rule 34 sites to the rise of animated clips being hosted on traditional platforms, it was merely a matter of time before Anka, the Egyptian cat girl with the resting [ __ ] face, would get the same >> Isn't it crazy that this this cat right here got turned into a goon material, bro? How? This cat? Like, did you talk about anything can turn into goon? Literally, anything can turn into goon.

[00:16:10]>> treatment. And you must be thinking, "Yeah, this is very obvious. Why would anyone even need to spell out the concept of rule 34?" People have been making smut since cave times. But that's the thing, Grug didn't have access to the internet, which means someone in your lifetime had to be the first guy online to make this observation >> Right.

[00:16:33]>> and name it. On August 13th, 2003, in yet another demonic act committed by a British person, the author of the webcomic Zoom Out made this panel.

[00:16:43]Depicting his devastation at finding erotic art of Calvin and Hobbes, he dubbed this phenomenon rule 34 of the internet. And this was so self-evident, it blew people's minds. It fundamentally changed the way we talk about this stuff online. By 2006, contributors to the aforementioned satire site Encyclopedia Dramatica sourced all sorts of internet truisms from 4chan threads, anonymous IRC chats, and even 4chan daddy Chris Poole himself.

[00:17:15]>> The rules were created by the man to keep you down. They don't actually exist.

[00:17:20]>> The resulting >> You know, I don't like this guys. I really don't like that that like the number one thing that we do with anything online that exists, literally anything according to rule 34, is create some kind of goo material around it. I I don't understand it. It's very disgusting and it's very nasty. I think it says a lot about the creators that are online. I think it says a lot about those people and people who consume that type of content that that content is not going nowhere, man.

[00:17:51]People be talking about like taking down OnlyFans and stuff. That's not going to do a damn thing. People be talking about banning corn and stuff online. That's not going to do nothing, bro. It's always going to exist. It will always be there. As long as you have the internet, I don't think that type of content is going anywhere. Now, I wish it didn't exist when it came to, you know, kid shows and stuff like that or anything that had to do with children whatsoever.

[00:18:18]But, unfortunately, in the world that we live in currently, that's the way that it goes, man.

[00:18:23]>> list became the rules of the internet.

[00:18:26]And its staying power lies in the fact that not only does it explain every single thing uploaded to deviantART.

[00:18:34]It's actually a very insightful commentary on human behavior.

[00:18:37]>> Exactly. That's what I was saying. Why is that the first That's the first thing that we do whenever we get a new technology. Even look at like AI and stuff, right? Let's say we start to get functioning robots that you can buy from the store. What do you think the first thing people are going to do with it?

[00:18:55]>> [screaming] >> What do you think the first thing that a dude with like 10K to spend who's a Discord mod is going to do with that robot, bro? Some disgusting obscenities that we should not talk about. But, why though? Why is Why is that? It's very interesting to me.

[00:19:11]>> It's actually a very insightful commentary on human behavior. Don't believe me? Okay. Rule 43, the more beautiful and pure a thing is, the more satisfying it is to corrupt.

[00:19:23]>> Exactly!

[00:19:25]She's right. [screaming] That's why they take kid material stuff. It's disgusting.

[00:19:31]>> Consider the cult fandom around fluffy pony abuse, a collection of illustrations and fanfics loosely based on My Little Pony, wherein these cloyingly cute pony homunculus creatures, which only want love and cannot possibly defend themselves, are subjected to extreme torture. Or maybe rule 42, nothing is sacred. Religion, tragedy, the miracle of life, none of it is too untouchable to avoid >> Why did she put Discord with a hat as religion?

[00:19:59]>> Religion, tragedy, [laughter] the miracle of life, none of it is too untouchable to avoid becoming gay 9/11 Shrek pregnancy fan art.

[00:20:08]>> See, she's right.

[00:20:09]>> the amount of times that I invoke 9/11 in these videos is getting like disrespectful. And we >> you look at the amount of memes that came out of that, it's absolute Like, there is no bounds to what the internet will make a meme, okay? Anything can be a meme. There's nothing like, "Oh, it's too serious. Oh, it's too soon." Nah, ain't no such thing as too soon, bro. It ain't soon enough, to be honest with you. If it happens, it's being made a meme out of immediately.

[00:20:36]>> Can't forget rule 35. In the extremely rare [music] case that no explicit content exists about something, >> Right.

[00:20:44]>> [music] >> it will be made.

[00:20:45]>> And to speed run the rest of this list, 41, everything is somebody's fetish. 47, you're probably never getting laid. And this >> That's Oh, hell yeah. Rule number 37 is absolutely accurate, man, especially if you're making these type of stuff.

[00:21:00]>> thing is somebody's fetish. 47, you're probably never >> What is rule number 45? Do y'all Y'all look at rule number 45?

[00:21:09]>> 41. Everything is somebody's >> You see that, man? What the hell is that, man? That's a That is a massive eyebrow raise.

[00:21:17]>> 47. You're probably never getting laid.

[00:21:20]And this brings us back to rule 37.

[00:21:23]There are no girls on the internet. I'm going to be so real for a second. Women have been on the internet forever.

[00:21:31]Though, women probably found themselves in the minority for most of the internet's lifetime. And the women behind anonymous accounts were likely assumed male unless stated otherwise.

[00:21:40]But the female share of the internet is growing. And if you think that the majority of people flooding the web with yowie, dress-up games, and slash fics since the '90s were men, you're crazy.

[00:21:54]Now, when it comes to the more hardcore visual stuff, especially when it comes to content demonstrating extreme views about women's bodies, it's safe to assume most of it is by [music] men for men. Also, real quick on the topic of real-life harm. I wasn't sure where in the video to mention this, but you should be aware that minus eight the artist responsible for the 2017 Onka Ride animation torpedoed his career due to openly being kind of a torpedo himself.

[00:22:22]>> Oh, well. Are we surprised, ladies and gentlemen? I I I saw this coming a mile away.

[00:22:28]>> [laughter] >> I knew it, man. It's It's a deviancy, bro. A severe deviancy that you have to have to create this type of art, quote-unquote, to indulge in this type of art, quote-unquote. Yeah, I ain't surprised that this dude was apparently messing with people who are not of age or of consenting age. I'm not surprised by that at all.

[00:22:49]>> Obviously, separating art from artist is an individual choice. But when a person who makes >> Uh Like, you can't do that, absolutely.

[00:22:59]But when it comes to this, when the art is an expression of the artist's fetish, I feel like you can't separate it because it's literally the artist telling you, "This is the type of thing that I like, and this is the type of thing that I like to indulge in." So, I don't think you can separate the two because the artist is literally telling you, "This is an extension of me."

[00:23:21]>> Obviously, separating art from artist is an individual choice. But when a person who makes explicit content expresses opinions about little kids, it's almost always a very, very, very bad sign. Anyway, [music] let's return to Anca and Newgrounds.

[00:23:38]>> Forgot about her.

[00:23:39]>> was that >> Forgot about that goddamn cat.

[00:23:42]>> pending disaster about to hit Newgrounds. By the mid-2010s, the commitment to free speech and shock humor that once set Newgrounds apart was going out of style. And it was also around this time that Tumblr, with its reputation for a large female user base, social activism, and complete [music] inability to stop engaging the trolls, saw its peak usership. And one of Tumblr's biggest draws, ironically, was that it permitted all sorts of not-safe-for-work material. So, in 2018, when Tumblr abruptly banned such content, it experienced an apocalyptic exodus of users from which it would never recover.

[00:24:19]>> And you see, this is why I feel as though deviant art will never change the policies when it comes to the type of art that you can put on that platform because that is what is known, like famously known about deviant art, is you have a bunch of gooner material on there that's specifically for cartoon characters that you may like. If they were to ban that, probably no one would be using the app anyway or the website anyway because either you know what it's about, and even if they ban that type of stuff, you don't want to be associated with that name, deviant art, or you're upset that it's gone and it's the only reason that you use DeviantArt and then you never use it again.

[00:24:59]>> apocalyptic exodus of users from which it would never [music] recover. And sensing this huge opportunity to revive its declining cultural relevance, Newgrounds casually let Twitter know that they would never ever implement such a ban. And it had never been less over. The pieces were all lining up. And in 2020, when billions found themselves locked inside with only the internet, TikTok, and their right hand to entertain themselves, the release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons was an unbelievable success. I can't stress enough in early 2020, hundreds of millions of people became very online for the first time. And in a once-in-a-lifetime planetary alignment of a bored, lonely, horny, captive audience, an explosively popular game, and an app known for churning out viral sensations, Onka's Zone was in the right place at the right time. In the space of days, the backing track to the Onka's Zone video went mega viral. And how people found their way to Newgrounds, to Zone, to the Animal Crossing hentai that started it all, to a hypnosis fetish, and possibly even to discovering that they were a furry, is no mystery. Oh my god, I totally forgot to mention I totally forgot to mention Google searches for rule 34 like exploded like vertically in 2020. I'm going to drop it somewhere early in the video. Oh my god. I cannot believe I forgot.

[00:26:27]>> So, 2020's pandemic basically made a whole group of people into massive gooners.

[00:26:33]>> [screaming] >> Is that what we can say? We can come to that scientific conclusion that the pandemic basically made a bunch of people chronic gooners because they couldn't go outside and talk to real women. To be honest with you, I don't really buy that because they probably can't even talk to real women in the first place. So, even if they were able to go outside, I don't think they would have done it anyway. But, this just gave them even more of a reason to go online and participate in these disgusting obscenities.

[00:27:01]>> Quickly, in 2020, I'm going to drop it somewhere early in the video. Oh my god.

[00:27:05]I cannot believe I forgot to mention this. And that leaves only one loose end. What about the guy that made the song? Does he know? Did his grandkids have the heart to tell him? Well, no one knows that, but we do know this.

[00:27:19]Croatian-born singer, songwriter, and key tourist Alexander Martin, stage name Sandy Martin, spent much of his youth in Italy due to his father's employment at the Yugopitamian Embassy in that country. After being scouted by a talent agent seeking the next teen heartthrob, Sandy enjoyed a brief career in the Italian pop scene between 1983 and 1994.

[00:27:41]Announcing an official retirement in 2005 due to health issues. Hopefully, the former pop star, now in his 60s, remains blissfully unaware of his legacy.

[00:27:50]>> I don't know if he's 100% unaware. I feel like he probably knows, but I don't know if he knows to the extent that it goes. He's probably seen the safe-for-work version. I don't think that he saw the non-safe-for-work version. At least I hope. Can you imagine he's indulging in that type of activity, bro?

[00:28:09]>> [laughter] >> Can you imagine if he likes that he's like, "Man, yeah, that's one of my favorite videos, man." Oh, man, that'd be nasty.

[00:28:17]>> pop star, now in his 60s, remains blissfully unaware of his legacy. But, the fact is, Camel by Camel and its covers have accrued upwards of 50 million views on YouTube alone.

[00:28:30]>> Jeez.

[00:28:30]>> And the reason aside, if young Sandy Martin could see the hit that his song would become, he probably wouldn't object. But, at the end of the day, the rules of the internet, thorough as they are in making this entire thing make sense, actually have one major flaw when it comes to explaining online goonery. So, I propose a rule 48. When looking up your favorite character, >> Mhm.

[00:28:53]>> curiosity really does kill the cat.

[00:28:55]>> Yeah.

[00:28:56]>> This has been Bad Art History.

[00:28:58]>> Yeah.

[00:28:59]>> Thank you.

[00:29:00]>> Yeah. Yeah. Ah, well, now we know the history behind this weird non-safe-for-work cat that was going viral a few years ago. You know, I'm seeing Tung Tung Tung So Ra on the left corner right here. And unfortunately, I'm remembering rule number 34, which is there is basically goon material for absolutely everything on the internet, which means that there is probably goon material on Tung Tung Tung So Ra.

[00:29:32]>> The internet has no boundaries for its depravity. Let me know what you guys think about this video in the comments below. Leave a like, subscribe, or check out one of these two videos. I'll see you guys over there. Take care.