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What?

​​@@sonictoons2087Anything lol

I thought he sounded like Markiplier.

"Duck this one!"

True

This came out before- oh, never mind, I see the joke

Real ones remember “Wakey Wakey”

ChatGPT to the rescue! "These moments from Don't Hug Me I'm Scared (DHMIS) are excellent examples of the show's knack for embedding subtle, interconnected themes. Let’s analyze Yellow Guy’s reference to being a “Yellow Pig” and the pig imagery in Episode 4’s fight scene. --- Yellow Guy: "I'm a Yellow Pig" In the "Death" episode, Yellow Guy’s description of himself as a “Yellow Pig” is peculiar, but DHMIS thrives on layers of interpretation: 1. Self-perception and infantilization Yellow Guy frequently represents childlike naivety and a lack of self-awareness. Referring to himself as a "Yellow Pig" may highlight how others see him as messy, unrefined, or childish, much like how a pig is often stereotyped. This could symbolize how he internalizes the way others perceive him, particularly in the family dynamic explored across the series, where he's often treated as the most naive and "lesser" family member. 2. Ties to gluttony and indulgence Pigs are often used as metaphors for greed or overindulgence. Yellow Guy might subconsciously reflect on his perceived "flaws" or an exaggerated sense of guilt or shame projected onto him by the other characters (especially Duck, who tends to criticize him). The idea of indulgence could tie into broader DHMIS themes about consumerism and societal expectations, especially in the episode centered around death, where questions of worth and legacy are explored. 3. Sacrificial symbolism Pigs often symbolize sacrifice (e.g., in rituals or food production). Referring to himself as a pig might foreshadow his role as a "sacrificial" figure in the family dynamic, absorbing blame, suffering, or burdens for the sake of others. This interpretation gains traction in light of how Yellow Guy is consistently manipulated and harmed throughout the series. --- Duck’s "You little pig!" and the pig squeal in the fight scene 1. Dehumanization in conflict The phrase "You little pig!" during the fight might signify the breakdown of civilized relationships. Pigs are often seen as base or animalistic, and the insult reflects how Duck views others (especially Yellow Guy) as beneath him during moments of anger. The pig squeal reinforces this descent into primal, animalistic behavior. It’s a stark contrast to the characters’ usual absurd yet controlled interactions, emphasizing the chaotic collapse of their dynamic. 2. Themes of abuse and dominance Duck is frequently portrayed as critical and controlling, especially toward Yellow Guy. Calling him a "little pig" during the fight might symbolize Duck’s disdain for Yellow Guy’s perceived helplessness or naivety, further underlining the abusive undertones of their relationship. The pig squeal could be a literal or symbolic expression of Yellow Guy's pain or humiliation in this volatile moment, aligning with his sacrificial pig role mentioned earlier. 3. Foreshadowing familial discord Pigs are often tied to farming and family life, and this imagery might serve as a subtle nod to the "family" themes explored across the season. The insult and squeal highlight the toxic dynamics and inherent dysfunction within their "family." --- Connecting the Pig Imagery The recurring pig symbolism across the episode ties into DHMIS's broader exploration of human behavior, identity, and societal roles. Whether it’s Yellow Guy embodying a sacrificial role, Duck’s dehumanizing insult, or the squealing during conflict, the pig represents baser instincts, vulnerability, and the cyclical harm present in their surreal world."

I felt that one so hard.

Relatable