Gwimbituary (Obituary but Gwimbly sings it)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Original Song + FLP
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Man, I remember reading the Gwimbly.EXE creepypasta as a kid and it scaring the life outta me. I was so scared I thought my copy of Gwimbly was haunted.😂😂😂
DUDE SAME! i hated that part of the creepypasta where mr.millipede got forcefed hyper-realistic dynamite until he died... things where crazy
sucks that it turns out the writer for Gwimbly.EXE was a creep 😭💀💀
That creepypasta made me have lots of nightmares when i first tried reading it!
On another note: it's kinda sad that Gwimbly's third game was cancelled, i was so excited for Gwimbly 3: The last Ooh Ooh Ooh.
Just got one question....
*Wanna see my iconic victory dance?*
OOH OOH OOH
Just got one question…
Got any cream corn?
Fun fact: Sturm was actually the vocal talent behind the first segment
RaiGuy just made a Gwimbly impression and the team got it AI tuned for Sturm
Gwimbly.exe always terrified me as a kid
I can not comprehend this
The "I AM GOD" screen from that Gwimbly.exe game scared the hell out of me when I was younger. It's funny looking back on how poorly the game was made nowadays, and it surprises me that people still do stuff with the creepypasta to this day.
glad more people are talking about this underrated EXE
Should’ve replaced the laugh with “
Gwimbly’s iconic “Ooo ooo ooo!~”
Well he doesn’t do his iconic victory dance for nothing
@@therealno_one Come on, can’t he do it just this once?
@@jc75430 ok maybe he can do his iconic victory dance for nothing “Ooo ooo ooo!~”
Omg Gwimbly.exe real
This cover appeared in my recommendations earlier and I'm not disappointed, great work.😆👍🏻💜
(Gwimbly has been sorta living in my head rent free since he first came around, just there alongside Secret History Tails and Fake Peppino.)
To be honest, when he was first introduced, I had a good feeling that people were gonna make him a EXE given the positive reception and fan art of the totally real games he was in front their childhoods and I was right.
Just got one question...
*Got any creamed corn?*
Gwimbly? More like Grimbly
You missed the golden opportunity to replace the laugh with “ooh ooh ooh!”
Is this inspired by that reoccurring secret image in the Gwimbly games?
no i think you are talking about majin gwimbly this is based on the iconic creepypasta gwimbly.exe
@@61ozneakaenzo16I don’t know who “Majin” Gwimbly is, but I’m assuming you mean Zaqe Gwimbly from Gwimbly Disc.
@@Theonetruefork you don’t remember the obscure sega cd port of qwimbly i’m not surprised not too many people know about it if you enter the code 46 12 25 in the sound test a creepy image of qwimbly appears i saw it on an episode of did you know gaming
@@61ozneakaenzo16 i was more scared of the mr millipede doll im ngl
@@J.Dickrider09modern yeah that was spooky
we def got a bunch of gwimbly mods but this one stays on top ngl..
Bro i loved the gwimbly 2011 game!
Just got one question OOH OOH OOH
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I remember when multiplyer played gwimbly.exe
it's a shame FNF vs Gwibmly.exe got cancelled.
How.... the fuck...
hey, aint gwimbly legacy made by some of the people who worked on vs gwimbly.exe?
dude honestly this take on gwimbly.exe is SO MUCH BETTER than the original 2011 version. good job!!
lmao
does this use ai or did some1 actually sing these gwimbly lines
Who is gwimbly 😭🙏
Gwimbly is the best video game character ever. (Gwimbly comes from a show called “Smiling Friends”, fans of the show joke around pretending Gwimbly was actually from a real video game)
nostalgic old video game character who has a cameo episode in smiling friends!
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