No, what made I great was how simple the game was yet hard to master. If there was in app purchases I’d still be playing, just not buying any of the shit
I remember having a lockdown drill in high school and we all started playing Flappy Bird under the desks, the teacher said “imagine if this wasn’t a drill and you all go out to that point scoring Ping sound”
Eh it kind of does. The original creator too it off line for no legitimate reason other then “oh noes I don’t like being successful 😢😔”. So instead of just selling the trade mark and game he let it rot and now here we are
The vast majority of mobile games back then didn't have in-app purchases. You guys are just remembering Candy Crush and it's ilk when they were like 0.00001% of mobile games back then. Even when games had ads most of them didn't have any charges except a $0.99 charge for no ads. The whole "pay for lives" model was brand new at that time.
whats really funny is that, if you downloaded the original game on an android, and still have that google account, you can still go into your app history and download it to this day
They haven't learned because people keep buying those games day 1 then saying "Maybe they'll fix it later" and not refunding it If there's money in it, it's gonna happen.
@@christianblocker1782 "they'll pull a No Man's Sky, look at games like Fallout 76, Cyberpunk 2077, Battlefield 2042, Battlefront 2 etc. Those games got better over time. Let the devs cook." Games nowadays aren't worth playing until they've had 2 or more years of updates to fix their terrible launch. People online complain about it but it still keeps happening because the people complaining in the first place eventually move on while the people who stuck around won't stop praising the game after it gets fixed.
@@jobah619 nope, it was later proved, that the fact PvZ 2 was made mobile only and full of transactions was because of Popcap's stupid ideas, not EA. Also, in PvZ 3 Popcap also got free hand, so they just destroyed their own great game. So rare EA not-L.
The fact the bird doesn’t even use the same art as before was immediately suspicious to me. When Flappy Bird went down there were a plethora of clones on the App and Play Store all using similar looking bird designs but always being a bit off
I still play the original from time to time since it's available for download in my Google Play library. I just keep reinstalling it to new devices every time I get a new phone.
0:48 "The creator of Flappy Bird announced that he was feeling immense guilt over how addicting the game had become." The death threats though. A big part of why it was taken down, and the creator has also said this themselves, was because of the amount of death threats he got and how it was 'starting to affect his private life'.
It was among many reasons. He was bombarded with requests for interview from all over the world, got accused of plagiarism, got trouble with taxes due to the massive and sudden increase in income, receiving a lot of death threats and complaining emails. Apparently parents were blaming him for their children being addicted to the game. He just wanted a quiet life.
If corporations could make money by selling the litteral souls of their employees, condemning them to the eternal damnations of all religions at once, they would
@@Pizza21002 i respectfully disagree my 55 year old mother, who gives no shits about video games in any other capacity, other than maybe words with friends, still plays pokemon go to this day with her community of similarly aged and like minded pokemon-goers. This is the fallout of the 2016 pokemon go explosion, and afaik it mostly affects older people that don't care much for video games.
@@GoblinsteinsMonsterRoyalHog He is Vietnamese, and so he was getting a lot of backlash from both his government and fellow citizens, due to its market control laws. They still teach that wealth and push for money is immoral and harmful to humanity. His family was also being harassed over it.
What pisses me off so much, is despite it being morally wrong, you could have made almost a clone of flappy bird and still made crazy amounts of money off of ads alone
Its actually such a shame how bad of a rep nfts get because of the few who ruined it all. There have been some legitimate crypto nft projects that werent scams at all and worked to make unreal amounts of money edit: these replies prove my point that most people really know nothing besides the bad things that happen in crypto (i dont blame them, only the scams make it to the news). I don't make nfts nor am I a scammer or anything; I just participate in these official legitimate crypto projects and make easy money off of them.
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@@CrystalRose1111 App store used to not have ads, so games usually costed a dollar on the store. Once ad revenue and iap was possible, then went the free route and added those monetization features.
@@petertang2611 What are you talking about? You probably were just an embryo around the time of early smartphone games. I was already 10 years old in the golden age of mobile gaming, so I know Temple Run and Fruit Ninja didn’t have ads in them back then.
So sad, such a humble dev and story and now this. He was the opposite of a sellout, shut down because of its success, and now they tarnish his legacy with this
He's exactly who I thought of when I saw this video title. Like, "wait, what? That guy was ashamed of his game for being what it was, and now he's selling NFTs on it?? No way ..." Yeah there's no way he's involved in any of this. Poor guy
@@monalisaYT messed up rule, imagine wanting to retire a project that you made because you didn’t want it to be popular and then someone takes it and makes it into nft’s. You shouldn’t have to keep paying to renew your patent to keep you ideas at peace.
I remember the days in school where we'd compete in one of those piano games. Some people got really into it. I didn't play it a lot, but it was fun to have this competition surrounding the school like that. Honestly props to the OG Flappy Bird dev for not taking advantage of people, but to be honest, I don't think he needed to remove it when he did. I can't say he was wrong, but people will either find something else or simply get tired of it.
Saw this coming a mile away. Never played Flappy Bird but heard about the creator. As soon as I heard "huge company got the rights to flappy bird and it's coming back" my spider sense kicked in.
In the trailer, they straight up took the 'new features' from Flappy Dragon, arguably the best Flappy Bird clone on the app store right now imo. You collect dragons by hatching them from eggs, each having a special skill that helps you collect currency, find powerups more often, and you can even destroy towers which is super fun. I really enjoy Flappy Dragon - I'd highly recommend playing that game over this Flappy Bird scam...
I remember breaking triple digits with a high score of 150 whilst taking a dump. It's now just a memory and my current install of the original game has a high score of 59. It's still available for download on Google Play from your library if you installed it before it was removed. Update: not all newer devices are compatible with the game unfortunately.
@@Shayne01 which version of Android are you on? I'm on 14, but it also depends on your brand of device too. Edit: I've just checked in the store and it now says the same thing for me 😭. I'll have to sideload the apk file in future.
@_--____--______--___ stupid new android feature. if your phone runs an android version that is newer than the app's target by a certain amount, it gets automatically flagged as incompatible. even when the app runs just fine, and even sideloading is blocked. you have to sideload it through ADB alongside a command instructing it to ignore compatibility checks, or install it before updating to a newer "incompatible" android version.
@@Marvin_R I didn't know that you could ignore compatibility checks via ADB. I'd usually install my apk files with a file manager, but I'll look at messing around with ADB in the future.
I'm so glad this wasn't from the og creator. Because if you go from "I feel bad about the addicted player" to "I should sell these people garbage nfts" would be a colossal downfall
The music they use in their ad they posed on twitter (shown at 5:10) is one of Adventures With Purpose's (a cold case body recovery team) intro songs. Seems a bit inappropriate for an nft ad
that whole intro where Charles reminisces about the game is kinda funny, because back then, I only heard about Flappy Bird a little while before it got removed, so it was a huge fad I missed out on, and this new development made me a little bit more glad I did
@@Cherno-Tekknobyl It’s actually a bit weird because you can see the toilet lid is close and he’s just sitting on it but…I dont know WHY he had to actually dropped his shit down XD
@@notaprogamer2782 Man I don’t even know…I can kinda get the “oh you can play on the toilet” joke gimmick….but the man actually had his shorts and underwear down to his ankles even though he was sitting on the toilet with the lid closed…kinda weird with that POV shot I’m just saying XD
Charlie, The bass generated from your hands gently being put down on your desk shakes my whole house and shows just how powerful you are. You’re barely using 1% of your power and still nearly blowing my house away.
@FranP25 the technique i use for my girlfriends hiccups is that i catch her off guard bending over spreading my cheeks and dirt star. Its highly effective
Who in their right mind thought this was a good idea? Flappy bird’s been irrelevant for YEARS. And NFT’s? _Really?_ If this was 2022 I’d see this happening, but not NOW of all times.
Flappy Bird has appeared as an Easter egg or minigame in more stuff than any other game I’ve seen. It’s almost as iconic as Tetris and Pong at this point.
i remember playing flappy bird in the school changing rooms and had the students and teachers gathered around to watch me get a 124, proudest moment of my life
CCP, the makers of EVE online are building and are close to releasing a sequel to EVE based on an NFT economy. It's still a thing unfortunately, still a scam.
Their first mistake before even adding the crypto shit was trying to make flappy bird more than just flapping a bird. We don't need extra characters or level themes.
Hearing the inspirational music then seeing it cut to charlie talking about flappy bird leaving a mark on people gave me inspirational interview vibes 😂
I remember for like 2-3 years after it was taken off the App Store I could still look at my download history (on google play) and still install it. People went nuts when they say I had a newer Samsung with OG Flappy bird in 2016-17
“But with an NFT Twist” might be the single biggest Red Flag I’ve heard in my life
Anything with NFT is a huge red flag
boomer mentality there are genuine good games with nfts in them it aint that serious
@@Felon666fr? Can you list some? I want to try them!
@@owenkelsey6279not really some easy research would do you wondees
@@owenkelsey6279wonders
When the original Flappy Bird was pulled from App Stores and people were selling phones with the game preloaded: THAT was the OG NFT craze.
Not even, at least with those iphones you could actually do something with it. An nft is just a picture.
I have an old android with it still on there
Good point sir!
I don’t think that counts as an nft but I’m a nerd who doesn’t understand sarcasm because I’m stupid
@@bottle3124 nobody cares that you don't like yourself
Can’t wait for the animated flappy bird movie staring an unshaven Jack Black putting in minimum effort as “Flappy, the bird”
“I, am flappy bird.”
Lmao
minecraft movie reference mentioned
I… am fleve.
I…
am flap
What made Flappy Bird special is that there was no additional bullshit. Tap on the app and press play. No in app purchases.
@Ksksissh-n8kI don’t get it
No, what made I great was how simple the game was yet hard to master. If there was in app purchases I’d still be playing, just not buying any of the shit
Pay 5,99$ to skip unlimited ads cough cough
@Ksksissh-n8k you just have to be removed from RUclips. You deserve to delete it and removed by RUclips. Your channel deserve to be banned.
No? The game was just super simple to play but hard to master which is why it became addictive & why you got props for hitting a high score
“Our nation is healing” follows up sentence with the most cursed combination of words they could’ve possibly chosen
@Ksksissh-n8k good to know
huh?
@@scottish_lunatic make sure you don’t reply to bots due to them making more comments if the get a reply so just a heads up
More like fucking hurting
"healing" is chronically online language anyway
I remember having a lockdown drill in high school and we all started playing Flappy Bird under the desks, the teacher said “imagine if this wasn’t a drill and you all go out to that point scoring Ping sound”
The attacker just stops and starts flexing his Flappy Bird score, with nobody wanting to say they got a higher score than him out of fear 💀
@@RipRLeeErmey thats crazy 😭
Hilarious teacher
It would be completely worth it
RIP the real Flappy Bird, you never deserved this
That's not Flappy Bird, That's Floppy Bird
@@doominickjackson5359 Sloppy Bird
@@andrzejewscy4576 that also works
@@andrzejewscy4576Toppy Bird
Eh it kind of does. The original creator too it off line for no legitimate reason other then “oh noes I don’t like being successful 😢😔”. So instead of just selling the trade mark and game he let it rot and now here we are
Flappy bird was even a unicorn in its time. No ads except for the small bottom banner, no in app purchases
I knew that it was gonna go this way when I first heard about this 😂 can’t surpass the greed in this era
Geometry dash too
The vast majority of mobile games back then didn't have in-app purchases. You guys are just remembering Candy Crush and it's ilk when they were like 0.00001% of mobile games back then. Even when games had ads most of them didn't have any charges except a $0.99 charge for no ads. The whole "pay for lives" model was brand new at that time.
@Ksksissh-n8kdon't reply off of this bot, it relies on engagement
@@ionobruin game purchases or ads would be expected, but what good would having NFTs for a game like flappy birds do lol.
whats really funny is that, if you downloaded the original game on an android, and still have that google account, you can still go into your app history and download it to this day
same with iphone
Not even that, you can just sideload the apk on any android app
Ive had the apk loaded since the day it left us
In highschool game design class we had a course on creating a flappy bird game to test our coding skills. Thats how big that phenomenon was.
My middle school programming class had the exact same thing
my dog is playing
we did too
On the Harvard free course for Game Developer (or something like that) they make you do a Flappy Bird game with LUA.
Did y'all go to private school? They didn't have a game design/programming class in my Highschool
Giving Flappy Bird microtransactions is such a Flappy move to the Bird.
I hope they dont turn to what Gameloft did it with their games.
They are giving us the bird (two middle fingers)
It's an abomination
AN OUTRAGE
BAMBOOZLED
SPECKLEDORFED
This no doubt is one of the worst puns I’ve laid my eyes on in the RUclips comment section.
@@DOOMStudios fr
deep
Him calling ten years ago “back then” was a gut punch
The crazy thing is all those bots are verified too. It's almost like paying money isn't an effective way to confirm identity or something.
It could be effective if they actually banned those bots. But "oh, they paid money, they can't be bots!"
paying for verification was never about confirming identity, it was always just a desperate attempt at recouping twitter's monetary losses
Almost as if a rich guy came up with that idea.
@@Virtualbluearti mean THE richest guy came up with the idea so it must be good !!!!!!
@@Cattefishyeah!! he can't be wrong! gluggle gluggle slurp slurp
Flappy Bird needs to stay in its place.
On 10 year old iPhones that are being sold on ebay.
@Ksksissh-n8k😮❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I wonder what goes for more iPhone with Flappy Bird or PS4 with P.T.
Umm.. my android phone is only 2 years old and I've got the OG version of the game installed 😏.
@@_--____--______--___ ermmmmmm ackshually 🤓☝
(I'm saying this as an android user, you sound annoying 😂)
Hello its me flappy Bird saying this "in its place"
An app developer pulling their creation from app stores today because they thought it was too addictive for players would be unthinkable.
> Game exists
> People love game
> Massive company does some stupid cash grab with game IP
> People hate it
> Repeat
How have they not learned yet.
They haven't learned because people keep buying those games day 1 then saying "Maybe they'll fix it later" and not refunding it
If there's money in it, it's gonna happen.
Plants vs Zombies
Literally every mobile game
@@christianblocker1782 "they'll pull a No Man's Sky, look at games like Fallout 76, Cyberpunk 2077, Battlefield 2042, Battlefront 2 etc. Those games got better over time. Let the devs cook."
Games nowadays aren't worth playing until they've had 2 or more years of updates to fix their terrible launch. People online complain about it but it still keeps happening because the people complaining in the first place eventually move on while the people who stuck around won't stop praising the game after it gets fixed.
@@jobah619 nope, it was later proved, that the fact PvZ 2 was made mobile only and full of transactions was because of Popcap's stupid ideas, not EA. Also, in PvZ 3 Popcap also got free hand, so they just destroyed their own great game. So rare EA not-L.
Flappy Bird: You have freed me!
Cryptobros: Oh I wouldn't say "freed", more like... *under new management!*
The fact the bird doesn’t even use the same art as before was immediately suspicious to me. When Flappy Bird went down there were a plethora of clones on the App and Play Store all using similar looking bird designs but always being a bit off
I played so many bootleg flappy bird games once they took it lmao
I played one that just has no L so it wasn't called Flappy...you figure it out what it was called
“Bootleg flappy bird” like its the fucking flappy bird prohibition🤣
I still do sometimes lol
I still play the original from time to time since it's available for download in my Google Play library. I just keep reinstalling it to new devices every time I get a new phone.
@Ksksissh-n8k shut the hell up🤬🤬
0:48 "The creator of Flappy Bird announced that he was feeling immense guilt over how addicting the game had become."
The death threats though. A big part of why it was taken down, and the creator has also said this themselves, was because of the amount of death threats he got and how it was 'starting to affect his private life'.
Sending death threats because you suck at flappy bird is the dumbest thing I've heard
It was among many reasons. He was bombarded with requests for interview from all over the world, got accused of plagiarism, got trouble with taxes due to the massive and sudden increase in income, receiving a lot of death threats and complaining emails. Apparently parents were blaming him for their children being addicted to the game. He just wanted a quiet life.
@@JC_923 classic "this is why we can't have nice things" moment
@@JC_923 I love it when parents blame EVERYONE ELSE except for their faulty parenting skills, those are obviously flawless.
I thought it was some Nintendo cease and desist thing, because of stolen Mario assets.
As soon as I saw Kimmer saying how much he loved Concord, I knew something was wrong
'Haruhi gigachad spotted.
"Am I seriously going to defile this grave for money?"
Cryptobros just can't help getting their claws on everything they can
“Of course I am!”
If corporations could make money by selling the litteral souls of their employees, condemning them to the eternal damnations of all religions at once, they would
That bird flapped to our phones so that Pokémon could go to the polls.
I need to unread this somehow
@Ksksissh-n8k
yes but Pokémon Go was only sensational to Pokémon fans, whereas, Flappy Bird was more accessible to the average Joe
@@Pizza21002 i respectfully disagree
my 55 year old mother, who gives no shits about video games in any other capacity, other than maybe words with friends, still plays pokemon go to this day with her community of similarly aged and like minded pokemon-goers. This is the fallout of the 2016 pokemon go explosion, and afaik it mostly affects older people that don't care much for video games.
I hate to admit the chuckle this sneaked out of me 😂
3:30 When the Blue Chew kicks in.
😂😂
💀💀
LOL
imagine being the creator of flappy bird, just wanting to sell a simple mobile game, and it ruins your life and gets ripped off as an NFT scam.
🙏
It didn't ruin his life, he just didn't want it to ruin anyone's life by being addicted to it. He was making bank on it.
@@GoblinsteinsMonsterRoyalHoghonestly that's pretty noble of him
@@GoblinsteinsMonsterRoyalHog He is Vietnamese, and so he was getting a lot of backlash from both his government and fellow citizens, due to its market control laws. They still teach that wealth and push for money is immoral and harmful to humanity. His family was also being harassed over it.
@@drd675 Uh, no they don't? I lived in Vietnam as a Vietnamese citizen for a few years and they're super supportive of capitalism now.
“So, have you returned from the dead?”
Flappy bird: “Well yes, but actually no”
Bfdi profile pic
the OG creator buried it, only for it to be dug up by greedy necrophiles.
bfdi
@@taumpytears like a corpse puppet
What pisses me off so much, is despite it being morally wrong, you could have made almost a clone of flappy bird and still made crazy amounts of money off of ads alone
It's weird that NFTs feel more outdated than Flappy Bird. Maybe I'm biased because I hate them so much.
Its actually such a shame how bad of a rep nfts get because of the few who ruined it all. There have been some legitimate crypto nft projects that werent scams at all and worked to make unreal amounts of money
edit: these replies prove my point that most people really know nothing besides the bad things that happen in crypto (i dont blame them, only the scams make it to the news). I don't make nfts nor am I a scammer or anything; I just participate in these official legitimate crypto projects and make easy money off of them.
@@chicken3026 made unreal amount of money for whom? at the expense of what?
@@chicken3026How to say "I've been scammed by NFT pushers" without saying you did.
@@chicken3026 bro just outed himself as an nft scammer
@@chicken3026 no amount of coping will make your nfts worth it
I had a feeling it was gonna be a scam as soon as i saw the hella monotone/corporate sounding tweet announcing its return.
@@ripped181don’t reply to them, that’s the best way to combat bots
@@galaxyproductions2076 How so? Just curious.
@@ripped181
- RUclips algorythm sees people interacting with the bot
- algorythm thinks people are having a conversation with the bot
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@@ripped181interaction of any kind shows it was a good comment, causing it to keep posting, which forms rinse and repeat
@@Wertyhappy27 Fuckssake, fair enough mate
Flappy bird walked so crossy road could run
App developers back then were generous giving us endless playable games for 99 cents with no micro transactions.
Not even 99 ce
nts for some, some were free
Most of these apps were free with no ads, some had the optional in app purchase but that was it.
@@CrystalRose1111 App store used to not have ads, so games usually costed a dollar on the store. Once ad revenue and iap was possible, then went the free route and added those monetization features.
Depends on the games… ads were around since forever for free games, and 99 cents in this economy in this year?!!?
@@petertang2611 What are you talking about? You probably were just an embryo around the time of early smartphone games. I was already 10 years old in the golden age of mobile gaming, so I know Temple Run and Fruit Ninja didn’t have ads in them back then.
So sad, such a humble dev and story and now this. He was the opposite of a sellout, shut down because of its success, and now they tarnish his legacy with this
That's what really boils my piss. This is the _exact_ opposite of what the creator wanted on like, every level.
He's exactly who I thought of when I saw this video title. Like, "wait, what? That guy was ashamed of his game for being what it was, and now he's selling NFTs on it?? No way ..." Yeah there's no way he's involved in any of this. Poor guy
@@thatdude337 Can’t express it enough, at first was happy the creator finally decided to embrace his success but was then mortified to see this scam.
He didn't sell it, the IP expired
@@monalisaYT messed up rule, imagine wanting to retire a project that you made because you didn’t want it to be popular and then someone takes it and makes it into nft’s. You shouldn’t have to keep paying to renew your patent to keep you ideas at peace.
I remember the days in school where we'd compete in one of those piano games. Some people got really into it. I didn't play it a lot, but it was fun to have this competition surrounding the school like that. Honestly props to the OG Flappy Bird dev for not taking advantage of people, but to be honest, I don't think he needed to remove it when he did. I can't say he was wrong, but people will either find something else or simply get tired of it.
The absolute contrast between the gigachad dev forfeiting massive wins out of caution for addictiveness, and these guys trying to add nfts to the IP
Saw this coming a mile away. Never played Flappy Bird but heard about the creator. As soon as I heard "huge company got the rights to flappy bird and it's coming back" my spider sense kicked in.
why didn't you warn me I already bought some D:
In the trailer, they straight up took the 'new features' from Flappy Dragon, arguably the best Flappy Bird clone on the app store right now imo. You collect dragons by hatching them from eggs, each having a special skill that helps you collect currency, find powerups more often, and you can even destroy towers which is super fun.
I really enjoy Flappy Dragon - I'd highly recommend playing that game over this Flappy Bird scam...
And one of the modes is literally just Flappy Dunk, the BEST mobile game EVER
“But with an NFT twist”
Look how they massacred my boy…
I loved that one part where Flappy screamed "I'M FLAPPY BIRD!" an flappy bird'd all over the place.
Truly a flappy bird moment right there.
I feel so bad for the original creator. It’s like it’s come back to haunt him because of a company with zero respect.
bro nothing about that can be called "a healing nation" even if it was real 💀
Those are bots, they feed on attention you give them by replying to them. Please, for the love of god, dont give them any sort of attention
@@Bobby-xwera23q you just replied to it (i agree though)
@@waddledeepaddy24 I know, I just figured that only one comment would be better rather than a shit ton of comments.
Who ever made the cooldude bot can not spell
@@Bobby-xwera23qYou can also make the comment without replying to the bot directly, and get two birds with one stone
thanks for covering this. hopefully they don't get away with this garbage scam
Flappy bird would’ve been better at the Olympics than breakdancing.
Fr
The bots are gay
@@JUSTREGULARSCREAMINGAAHH Are they a top or a bottom though?
@@kuroshitebottom af 😭
I remember breaking triple digits with a high score of 150 whilst taking a dump. It's now just a memory and my current install of the original game has a high score of 59.
It's still available for download on Google Play from your library if you installed it before it was removed.
Update: not all newer devices are compatible with the game unfortunately.
Mine says "Your device isnt compatible with this version" RIP
@@Shayne01 which version of Android are you on?
I'm on 14, but it also depends on your brand of device too.
Edit: I've just checked in the store and it now says the same thing for me 😭. I'll have to sideload the apk file in future.
Thank you for sharing this. Now, our nation can heal.
@_--____--______--___ stupid new android feature.
if your phone runs an android version that is newer than the app's target by a certain amount, it gets automatically flagged as incompatible.
even when the app runs just fine, and even sideloading is blocked.
you have to sideload it through ADB alongside a command instructing it to ignore compatibility checks, or install it before updating to a newer "incompatible" android version.
@@Marvin_R I didn't know that you could ignore compatibility checks via ADB. I'd usually install my apk files with a file manager, but I'll look at messing around with ADB in the future.
“NFTs in the year 2024? You’ve gotta be off your gourd”
The Olympics are gonna have a hard time explaining why there was no Mario & Sonic game.
“With an NFT twist” so flappy bird isn’t back💀
You liked your own comment
@@A_King99 I didn’t, but now I’m definitely going to
@@SKtheGREAT based
@@A_King99 I disliked your comment.
I typed it out just so you would know.
@@EchoObserver9 my goat
The worst day in history
you didnt even watch the whole video gtfo
Bruh what are these bots ayo.
"Somehow, Flappy Bird returned"
@Ksksissh-n8k damn, 4 BOTS
1:37 hahaha "buffoon" I love that word!!!!
😐
Tis a fun word
Reddit
It comes from French. Like Chauffeur or caliber
that’s one of the main words in charlie’s vocabulary 😂😂
I was a freshman In college. I got 452. Random mfs would nod at me in the quad
Having friends be like that lol
Making a flappy bird nft game is like promoting lead paint poisioning as a flavor for candy.
Gamer fuel?
@@Morbing_Time Nah, Prime.
Nah. It’s more like candy flavored lead paint.
It’s like closing your friend’s eyes and opening their mouth feeding them uranium telling them it’s a new airheads flavor.
I'm so glad this wasn't from the og creator. Because if you go from "I feel bad about the addicted player" to "I should sell these people garbage nfts" would be a colossal downfall
We wanted Flappy Bird back but not like this
man you did not have time to watch a bit of the video
@Ksksissh-n8k dumest bot on the internet
@@ArtAlch3mydon’t bother replying, just report them and move on
@@jamoncio7709How do you know?
The music they use in their ad they posed on twitter (shown at 5:10) is one of Adventures With Purpose's (a cold case body recovery team) intro songs. Seems a bit inappropriate for an nft ad
It's actually fitting because flappy bird's body went cold and they are trying to recover the fame lmao
Isn't it just some copyright free sound though?
It's possible it's a royalty free song, but based on the honesty of the advertisers, maybe unlikely.
that whole intro where Charles reminisces about the game is kinda funny, because back then, I only heard about Flappy Bird a little while before it got removed, so it was a huge fad I missed out on, and this new development made me a little bit more glad I did
It's shocking that the name and nostalgia of this beloved game is being misused for a crypto scam. The level of deceit is disappointing.
5:28 Bruh dude really barefoot in a bathroom with concrete for the floor for this scam advertisement XD
And he doesn't even wear undies o_o
@@Cherno-Tekknobyl It’s actually a bit weird because you can see the toilet lid is close and he’s just sitting on it but…I dont know WHY he had to actually dropped his shit down XD
Why tf would they leave that in 💀💀💀
@@notaprogamer2782 Man I don’t even know…I can kinda get the “oh you can play on the toilet” joke gimmick….but the man actually had his shorts and underwear down to his ankles even though he was sitting on the toilet with the lid closed…kinda weird with that POV shot I’m just saying XD
@@NormalCardBoardBoxesi drop it down, also i pee sitting down
Charlie, The bass generated from your hands gently being put down on your desk shakes my whole house and shows just how powerful you are. You’re barely using 1% of your power and still nearly blowing my house away.
Kimmer had to keep coming back every few mins lmao
flappy bird was the most perfect phone game. No DLC, no microtransactions, no wifi needed, challenging, just pure time killing-mindless fun.
I remember playing parody flappy bird games when I can’t find the original
Charlie I tried your hiccup removal technique and it worked, but the only problem is for a second I wondered if it would work on my dad and it did
What is the technique
@@FranP25 It was like tell yourself you don't have hiccups
@FranP25 the technique i use for my girlfriends hiccups is that i catch her off guard bending over spreading my cheeks and dirt star. Its highly effective
If it worked on your dad then why is that a problem?
@TheCoolDude4 And prison is just a room
"NFT" and "scam" are redundant.
remember not to reply to bots guys 😭
they invading already
the cool dude guy and mr beast pfps are bots
@Ksksissh-n8k I'm unsubbing to u
@TheCoolDude4strange attempt to get attention
savage
@TheCoolDude4 And your life aint worth it, so imma take it from ya.
The bad part is now it’s definitely not coming back since they claimed the copyright
This genuinely feels like that comic book panel of Captain America saying "Heil Hydra".
The NFT scammers basically dug up Flappy Bird's grave and decided to desecrate its corpse.
It's like that one Spongebob episode where Mr. Krabs defiled someone's grave all just for a hat.
“Am i really going to defile a grave for money?”
“Of course i am!”
I sold a iPhone 4S with flappy bird installed for a good chunk of change
It's the only reason I never got rid of my 3rd gen ipod touch
Seeing Flappy Bird coming back with NFTs is truly an unexpected moment in 2024.
0:23 i thought he was gonna say gobal saturation
He’s acquired Uroboros and we just don’t know it yet
Pretty soon he’s gonna start punching boulders
George Bush will be released into the atmosphere!
YOU WILL GIVE ME AN EGG
7 minutes is all I can spare
Who in their right mind thought this was a good idea? Flappy bird’s been irrelevant for YEARS.
And NFT’s? _Really?_ If this was 2022 I’d see this happening, but not NOW of all times.
NFT scammers in 2024 is just wild
Flappy bird? Damn. Throwback neck snap.
@Ksksissh-n8k
This is why RUclips sucks now, because of bot accounts like you.
I'm glad that Xanje has a Flappy Bird clone on it so I can just play Clumsy Pet instead of this.
Flappy bird coming back before GTA6, and both flappy bird and GTA 5 was released in 2013 😂
Flappy Bird has appeared as an Easter egg or minigame in more stuff than any other game I’ve seen. It’s almost as iconic as Tetris and Pong at this point.
“Tardy to the party old man” 😂
I was a senior in highschool it was crazy how popular it was lol
I feel bad for OG dev, he wanted to avoid getting trashtalked over a game, yet there we go still
i remember playing flappy bird in the school changing rooms and had the students and teachers gathered around to watch me get a 124, proudest moment of my life
Imagine just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse Charlie says *”And thanks to flappy bird for sponsoring this video”*
This new Flappy makes me unhappy...
I didn't know NFT Bros still existed
CCP, the makers of EVE online are building and are close to releasing a sequel to EVE based on an NFT economy. It's still a thing unfortunately, still a scam.
I don't know what it is about NFTs but they permanently rot brains. Crypto and NFTbros are lost to the void.
Yo,, that forgetting about hiccup trick definitely workss!
To this day, every arcade I go to I look for a flappy bird machine
Their first mistake before even adding the crypto shit was trying to make flappy bird more than just flapping a bird. We don't need extra characters or level themes.
I don't get why people act like Flappy Bird is really gone there's literally thousands of clones of it that are the exact same. It's ridiculous.
Hearing the inspirational music then seeing it cut to charlie talking about flappy bird leaving a mark on people gave me inspirational interview vibes 😂
If this game was completely free, or at least a one-time $0.99 or $1.99 payment, this actually looks like it would be a fun game.
I remember people trying to sell phones with flappy bird still installed for thousands 😂
5:43 bro said "flying real low" 😂🐦
Flappy bird has been tainted by the NFT curse
Flappy Bird becoming an NFT wasn't on my 2024 bingo card but doesn't surprise me either.
Damn, these dirtbags.
So messed up, and these scammers should be punishef.
Peak 9:21 Charlie needs a fedora for it to be complete.
Definitely
Bro thought this was gonna blow up 😂😂😂
Reddit Charlie face
Flappy bird takes me back to my high school years, I feel old 😂
Ikr. It's been so long since I heard it that it still feels "modern" but it's been 10+ years.
@@IcespherePlaysGames Exactly 🤯😂
Justice for Kipper. Kipper is the #1 Amazon reviewer. 🎉
Kimmer*
NFT and scam are synonymous now
Flappy Bird walked so P.T. could run
I remember for like 2-3 years after it was taken off the App Store I could still look at my download history (on google play) and still install it. People went nuts when they say I had a newer Samsung with OG Flappy bird in 2016-17
poor bird
I never understood the popularity of flappy bird. It was just a Mario water level with no floor.
Lmao
“Don’t delete flappy bird, you can’t redownload it.”
2024. Flappy Bird but its NFTs. Way to just sink your own scam before it even starts.