The ancient Egyptians believed that creating any depiction of a real person would trap a part of their soul in it forever, so when they made representations of specific people they wouldn’t finish them until after the person’s death. Typically this was done by leaving one of the eyes unpainted, or at least unfinished. By this logic, if you fuck up the eyes on a drawing bad enough, you won’t have to worry about it coming to life. Problem solved.
...... so the only thing standing between me and world domination is my need to be a perfectionist. That, or we just have drawings that look decent until they come across a mirror.
Also: Lobsters: haha dumb humans think that crab is a lobster! Crabs: Dammit these stupid humans really think that's a lobster? That's obviously a crab, can we at least get recognized?
3:55 Welp, I don't know which is better: this, or my dad sending a letter form a camp to my grandparents that ends mid sentence (my dad forgot to finish writing it and send it)... Apparently my grandpa got scared when he read it for the first time (later my grandma reminded him that my dad is definitely alive, bc he had sent it...)
Chalk Zone had a villain with that premise, Skrawl was a weird doodle that was made by a bunch of the kids adding whatever on top of Rudy's original sketch, and he blames Rudy for his misshapen appearance.
fun fact, you can actually test if someone is happy or not by smacking them in the teeth. at one point i was so depressed, when i got hit in the mouth, nearly breaking my front teeth, with a frisbee, i just silently started crying, to exhausted to even make noise.
7:32 I love the traveling paintings idea. Like hanging out in the museum is their day job and they go on vacation, BUT what if they don’t come back? “Loss Prevention” are now bounty hunters because Lisa was supposed to be back 3 weeks ago! I would 100% watch a movie or like a mini series about this.
That cutting board is funny. I once scored a really neat one on sale that has a cow on it and all its different cuts engraved on it. I think I liked it more than my mom did. And she adores wooden kitchen items expecially cutting boards.
The Magic Roundabout is the WORST. I live kinda near it, driven in Swindon countless times over the years, but only gone on the magic roundabout twice. I avoid it when possible
6:45 There is an anime with a similar premise. Re:creators is its name. 11:55 Did someone write the narrative for the 4 year olds drawing at their request, or come up with their own after seeing the drawing? If it was the 4 year old who wrote it, they have amazing handwriting.
0:22 The truck's trailer has bulk cargo -- something like powders, grains, coffee beans, etc. They're tipping the trailer to pour the cargo out the back. They make the tipping machine long enough to leave the truck attached, to skip disconnecting and reconnecting.
Definitely 100% crab. Lobsters are elongated while crabs are short and stoutly. I should know used to have a pet mud crab I’d make fun of as a child then run away as soon as it raised its pincers
Easyjet I believe ran an ad in italy where they had portraits come to life. Basically like the Monnalisa photo and other famous paintings like the girl with the pearl earring one. So it has been done.
8:08 former Pennsylvanian here! The people running that state absolutely ARE that stupid as to accidentally make that. Do not underestimate the how dumb the Keystone State can be.
7:27 Good news, someone did... the RUclips chanal "Choc Chip Animation Studios" with their series "THE ART OF MURDER" Note this is not a sponsor nor do I have any association with these people. I simply like what they created and thought it relevant to mention it here...
Honestly, the Swingdon roundabout kinda reminds me of spiderwebs after you give them caffeine. Yes, scientists gave spiders dr*gs to see what would happen, and the results are whack. 10:40 Paint was sprayed on; that's how you get the bug-in-amber effect with paint like that.
As part of emkays thumbnail team, We understand your concern peter Griffin we wil stop using your likeness in our thumbnails - Jim, main thumbnail artist
Good news, Jack and everyone who wants a show about paintings coming to life. Recently, an independent Australian animation company released the pilot to: The Art of Murder which is about a child's drawings that come to life and solve a mystery. It's only youtube.
As someone who uses the magic roundabout daily, it's genius. It's not complicated at all if you understand the basic principles of how roundabouts work.
It is, I was taught to drive by my dad and he took me on it, and said to just treat each mini roundabout as its own. It's great when you look at that way, but it's so overwhelming as well so I just avoid it now. I can cross it, but I'd rather not. I think the giant circle in the middle makes it look a lot scarier from above, but yeah it's just 5 mini roundabouts
I have the Raymond Chandler novel on my nightstand, but it's called The Simple Art of Murder, and the movie The Big Sleep is based off a story in that book. So it's definitely not about paintings! But still a good book and movie, also Murder My Sweet is based off a different in that book as well.
Fun fact: I played the Mona Lisa painting that did come alive in a school play. I don't remember what the point of it was but I was having an argument with van Gogh's self portrait. It was basically just random scenes depicting the history of mankind.
1:34 Lily's sells sugary free chocolates and gummies. These are their Cookies and Crème White Chocolate Bars. They're really good, and sweetened with stevia. But their chocolate can get really expensive. I usually pay $6-$7 a bar. Honestly, $1.99 is a *steal!*
5:16 well it actually *might* be a lobster. Many “crabs” are actually lobsters due to carcinization, the process of lobsters evolving to be shaped like crabs
0:20 that is one way to unload trucks. Though I couldn't tell you what they would have been transporting since it looks like a container. You see them use this method in grain or waste (such as landfill or a tipshop) I dont know the pros and cons but it exist. I believe the next town over from me use this method for their landfill our landfill just let's the truck tip on their own
7:30 May I suggest The Art of Murder? It's basically art coming to life and discussing the posibility of art being able to be killed. Only the Pilot is out now but the animation is really good.
Also, Jack check out the movie Three Cases of Murder. Spoiler alert: the first story is of a guy that comes out of a painting that's on display in a museum. (It's a good movie check it out if you like old classic films, it was released in 1955, and Orson Welles stars in it!)
6:40 that's somewhat a thing actually, there's a russian animated series called The Adventures of BB Square (or just Black Square in original russian). basically it's about Malevich's "Black Square" coming to life, it's a pretty funny series actually. not spoiling too much, the entire series can be watched here on RUclips so come and see for yourself if you'd like :)
Happy birthday, Damien! Day 294 of guessing the editor. 0:13 Greg Zhao. Day 20 of asking EmKay to release the videos they added to their playlists months ago but haven't uploaded (Weird images subreddits, PettyRevenge, ATBGE).
1:25 heyyy it's a jeep and based off the door and dash it looks like a TJ 1997-2006 I hope she got the 4.0 with the 5 speed (or 6 depending on the year) really good car and really reliable
That show Jack wanted, there's something similar to it, the art of murder, currently a indie pilot on RUclips about a young girls character drawings coming to life at night
The ancient Egyptians believed that creating any depiction of a real person would trap a part of their soul in it forever, so when they made representations of specific people they wouldn’t finish them until after the person’s death. Typically this was done by leaving one of the eyes unpainted, or at least unfinished.
By this logic, if you fuck up the eyes on a drawing bad enough, you won’t have to worry about it coming to life. Problem solved.
...... so the only thing standing between me and world domination is my need to be a perfectionist.
That, or we just have drawings that look decent until they come across a mirror.
You can depict anyone as anything. You can trap someone's entire soul by making them a random squiggle and drawing that same squiggle 100 times.
Well then it's a good thing I hardly ever finish anything I draw.
me remembering the painting named Saturn devouring his son exists and am now glad paintings don't come to life.
@@tobiasneethling8871 I thought the same thing
5:06
Optimists: The lobster is happy.
Pessimists: The lobster is sad.
Realists: That is a crab.
Also:
Lobsters: haha dumb humans think that crab is a lobster!
Crabs: Dammit these stupid humans really think that's a lobster? That's obviously a crab, can we at least get recognized?
3:55 Welp, I don't know which is better: this, or my dad sending a letter form a camp to my grandparents that ends mid sentence (my dad forgot to finish writing it and send it)... Apparently my grandpa got scared when he read it for the first time (later my grandma reminded him that my dad is definitely alive, bc he had sent it...)
Imagine you die writing a letter and the person who finds you just mails it to your parents unfinished and without a explanation 😆😆😆
Chalk Zone had a villain with that premise, Skrawl was a weird doodle that was made by a bunch of the kids adding whatever on top of Rudy's original sketch, and he blames Rudy for his misshapen appearance.
For anyone wondering what the 3×9=27 is supposed to mean:
If you have ten fingers, and remove the third one, it really hurts.
Are we not going to mention he said that 9x3 =21
don’t let these facts distract you from the fact Mr krabs sold SpongeBobs soul for a few cents
62 cents to be exact
Yeah, that was despicable😡
@@Thememecreatordespicable me
LMAOO under this video theres another with spongebob in the thumbnail(whether it’s important or not,hes holding a gun)
Krabs: “how much money we talking about?”
SpongeBob: “Mr. Krabs?!?!”
Dutchman: “sixty two cents”
Krabs:”I’ll take the money”
fun fact, you can actually test if someone is happy or not by smacking them in the teeth.
at one point i was so depressed, when i got hit in the mouth, nearly breaking my front teeth, with a frisbee, i just silently started crying, to exhausted to even make noise.
jeezus
hope you're doing better now ❤❤
7:32 I love the traveling paintings idea. Like hanging out in the museum is their day job and they go on vacation, BUT what if they don’t come back? “Loss Prevention” are now bounty hunters because Lisa was supposed to be back 3 weeks ago! I would 100% watch a movie or like a mini series about this.
9:39 how on earth did "Swindon" get turned into "Swingdon" (btw the "magic roundabout" concept actually seriously works)
Confusing when you first encounter it, but really magic once people get used to it. Traffic engineering is amazing. lmao
7:00 bro is just talking about The Art of Murder
10:25
-"What's 9 times 3?"
"Vennyone"-
-"You stoopid!"
That cutting board is funny. I once scored a really neat one on sale that has a cow on it and all its different cuts engraved on it. I think I liked it more than my mom did. And she adores wooden kitchen items expecially cutting boards.
The Magic Roundabout is the WORST. I live kinda near it, driven in Swindon countless times over the years, but only gone on the magic roundabout twice. I avoid it when possible
6:45 There is an anime with a similar premise. Re:creators is its name.
11:55 Did someone write the narrative for the 4 year olds drawing at their request, or come up with their own after seeing the drawing? If it was the 4 year old who wrote it, they have amazing handwriting.
7:17, actually this does exist! Sort of, its called the art of murder. The pilot is on RUclips for free.
5:25 def a crab
Jack Singing Bits
9:07 Back Shot Pro
5:20: Yep, it's a crab. Lobsters are more elongated.
0:22
The truck's trailer has bulk cargo -- something like powders, grains, coffee beans, etc. They're tipping the trailer to pour the cargo out the back. They make the tipping machine long enough to leave the truck attached, to skip disconnecting and reconnecting.
Definitely 100% crab. Lobsters are elongated while crabs are short and stoutly. I should know used to have a pet mud crab I’d make fun of as a child then run away as soon as it raised its pincers
Easyjet I believe ran an ad in italy where they had portraits come to life. Basically like the Monnalisa photo and other famous paintings like the girl with the pearl earring one. So it has been done.
1:34 THATS WINCO!!! i went there about 10 minutes ago. must be a printing error
8:08 former Pennsylvanian here! The people running that state absolutely ARE that stupid as to accidentally make that. Do not underestimate the how dumb the Keystone State can be.
7:27 Good news, someone did... the RUclips chanal "Choc Chip Animation Studios" with their series "THE ART OF MURDER"
Note this is not a sponsor nor do I have any association with these people. I simply like what they created and thought it relevant to mention it here...
Nice was just about to comment about TAOM I really hope it gets more development and can be made a full series!
You’ve mastered how to keep it fresh!
10:45 they spray paint the walls, you think they'd spend the time hand painting it?
Honestly, the Swingdon roundabout kinda reminds me of spiderwebs after you give them caffeine. Yes, scientists gave spiders dr*gs to see what would happen, and the results are whack.
10:40 Paint was sprayed on; that's how you get the bug-in-amber effect with paint like that.
7:07 I don't throw my sketchs in the trash. I put them in my paper shredder and use them as kindling.
If paintings came to life, Cronos would finish eating his son and then move on to the museum audience.
10:41 The man has never heard of spray paint
Please don't use me on your thumbnails
This was worse than the time I was on a reddit compilation video
Rip (for the 27th time this week)
This is worse than when Meg was going through her period!
As part of emkays thumbnail team,
We understand your concern peter Griffin we wil stop using your likeness in our thumbnails
- Jim, main thumbnail artist
This got me hard🤣
Edit: got me laughing hard, not sexually
9:25 When a City Skylines moder gets their dream job.
1:39 damn im not a smoker but those look like cigarette boxes
5:07 All things evolve to crabs, so yeah. it's a crab
We’ll be crabs one day……
3:13 temu be selling anything these days
5:01 it is a prop knife that retracts hope this helps!
Everyone knows that
@@OttermageguyNo they do not it took me a second to figure it out
@@lifeaccordingtomax They were missing the joke tho
@Ottermageguy 😢
@@AnthonyMontelongo-l7z ?…
Good news, Jack and everyone who wants a show about paintings coming to life. Recently, an independent Australian animation company released the pilot to: The Art of Murder which is about a child's drawings that come to life and solve a mystery. It's only youtube.
5:30 It's a Crabster! muhahaha. 😅
As someone who uses the magic roundabout daily, it's genius. It's not complicated at all if you understand the basic principles of how roundabouts work.
It is, I was taught to drive by my dad and he took me on it, and said to just treat each mini roundabout as its own. It's great when you look at that way, but it's so overwhelming as well so I just avoid it now. I can cross it, but I'd rather not. I think the giant circle in the middle makes it look a lot scarier from above, but yeah it's just 5 mini roundabouts
It lools like it has no exit
@@spacesandwich5593 it's like a puzzle, if you don't get the right exit you just keep going round and round
someone tell jack about the art of murder
This is the comment I was looking for.
I haven’t finished the video yet and can’t tell if you mean a media _called_ The Art of Murder or if you mean the actual thing
@Artificer_ a recent animated series on RUclips about a childe sketches coming to life.
That's what I was thinking!
I have the Raymond Chandler novel on my nightstand, but it's called The Simple Art of Murder, and the movie The Big Sleep is based off a story in that book.
So it's definitely not about paintings! But still a good book and movie, also Murder My Sweet is based off a different in that book as well.
Some of these don’t feel r/Funny, but they feel r/oddlyterrifying
7:44 that 8 is upside down :(
1:20 the worst case scenario is just that she has to tie her hair back when driving.
2:39 this is literally my cat every work morning.
The magic roundabout is giving me anxiety from just looking at it.
2:17 SQUIRMY AND GRUBS??
I wasn't expecting to see them! I love their content
You just get how to make good content!
"9 Times 3 Equals 21"
Jack, are you OK?
It it thought
lol “9x3, definitely 21”
Happy birb-bday to Damien!
10:49 - They used a paint sprayer, not a can of spray paint, just Google it Jack, you'll see it. 🤣
Fun fact: I played the Mona Lisa painting that did come alive in a school play. I don't remember what the point of it was but I was having an argument with van Gogh's self portrait. It was basically just random scenes depicting the history of mankind.
Bro I got so mad. I actually almost had a heart attack at 4:12 That surround sound was too good
Funny acquired
1:25 Yeah, topless Wranglers tend to have funny wind patterns inside the vehicle, they'll cause some odd situations,
5:30 it was a lobster when they bought it but eventually everything returns to crab.
1:34 Lily's sells sugary free chocolates and gummies. These are their Cookies and Crème White Chocolate Bars.
They're really good, and sweetened with stevia. But their chocolate can get really expensive. I usually pay $6-$7 a bar.
Honestly, $1.99 is a *steal!*
0:14 my school life in a nutshell
Yup
7:48 In Pennsylvania, there are towns called "Blue balls" and "Intercourse". EVERYTHING is intentional
5:39 who else thought of SML when they saw this post?
5:16 well it actually *might* be a lobster. Many “crabs” are actually lobsters due to carcinization, the process of lobsters evolving to be shaped like crabs
Doodlebob…. You are speaking of Doodlebob 7:12
6:40 you mean "night of the museum"?
4:41 the tape is because someone stole the knife
0:20 that is one way to unload trucks. Though I couldn't tell you what they would have been transporting since it looks like a container.
You see them use this method in grain or waste (such as landfill or a tipshop) I dont know the pros and cons but it exist. I believe the next town over from me use this method for their landfill our landfill just let's the truck tip on their own
How dare RUclips hide this from me for 1 hour
7:00 Ah yes, i would love to see "Saturn devouring his son" while i walk in a forest.
1:11 the laser beam scared the living shit out of me 😭😭😭
5:15 no. The lobster is dead. Crabs and lobsters turn red only when boiled. So Larry here was boiled and killed.
So is it a crab?
They turn bright red after boiling but there definitely are less red ones before boiling
@@ik-hou-van-jou4900 yeah, but this one is as red as an Irishman who fell asleep on the beach without sunscreen. In other words, unnaturally red.
@@GermanFFreddy haha true
7:30 May I suggest The Art of Murder? It's basically art coming to life and discussing the posibility of art being able to be killed. Only the Pilot is out now but the animation is really good.
3:48 he’ll be happy to know that his camp is now a housing development
Yooo why dude looking like baby Voldemort @2:22?!? 🤣🤣💀
Spinal Muscular Atrophy
@EmilySuydam ahh shit.. 🤦
8:00 is a legit neighborhood in Broomall PA 😂
I had to look it up on maps to believe it. Yup it's real. That's freaking hilarious.
Swindon magic roundabout is very simple and reduces congestion
Lmao. Swingdon - made me cackle. Learnt to drive there, it’s Swindon
11:23. Nah, they just hired Optimus Prime to watch the dog.
Art becomes alive. Deviant art says hold my beer.
Doctor Who already did the drawings coming to life thing. And a spinoff specifically did the Mona Lisa coming to life.
Definitely a crab, in my opinion. Love you Jack💜!
Also, Jack check out the movie Three Cases of Murder.
Spoiler alert: the first story is of a guy that comes out of a painting that's on display in a museum.
(It's a good movie check it out if you like old classic films, it was released in 1955, and Orson Welles stars in it!)
I used to own the cat piano on the thumbnail lol
12:26 and that’s how camouflage works, folks
how long y'all bet it took him to do this? (0:30)
6:40 that's somewhat a thing actually, there's a russian animated series called The Adventures of BB Square (or just Black Square in original russian).
basically it's about Malevich's "Black Square" coming to life, it's a pretty funny series actually. not spoiling too much, the entire series can be watched here on RUclips so come and see for yourself if you'd like :)
7:49 I didn't believe it was real. I was happily disappointed.
3:32 omg what I tell myself everyday
10:40 That wall was obviously spray painted, and not painted with a brush or a roller. That, or it's the toughest damn spider I ever saw.
Happy birthday, Damien!
Day 294 of guessing the editor.
0:13 Greg Zhao.
Day 20 of asking EmKay to release the videos they added to their playlists months ago but haven't uploaded (Weird images subreddits, PettyRevenge, ATBGE).
1:25
heyyy it's a jeep and based off the door and dash it looks like a TJ 1997-2006 I hope she got the 4.0 with the 5 speed (or 6 depending on the year) really good car and really reliable
There is indeed a study teaching dogs to drive,it supposedly works quite well
Someone already made a pilot of the concept of drawings coming to life, it's called The Art Of Murder.
6:54 I hate to break this to you, but this exists. It's called 'Harry Potter'.
And Nights at the Museum 2
I hate to break it to you, but Harry Potter isn't real.
10:51 spray paint, genius
They didn't paint that wall with a brush or roller. They sprayed it on.
That show Jack wanted, there's something similar to it, the art of murder, currently a indie pilot on RUclips about a young girls character drawings coming to life at night
@9:00 oh nah, i'm takin the whole bucket.
6:37 that face is unsettling (and yes it is AI look at the hands)
Not Peter Shitten 😭
Drawings coming to life, isn't that why we have cartoons and anime?
3:56 Now all of China will know you're here!
The fog: Nuh-uh!