♪ (dramatic chord) ♪
♪ (piano ditty) ♪
- "Don't Hug Me I'm Scared." Oh great.
(Yellow Guy sobs)
- I've been through so much with these guys.
- I know. - I've just been through so much.
- But what's gonna start singing first?
- Don't get too comfy.
- (Lamp) Oh, looks like somebody's having...
- I'd just throw this lamp straight out the room.
- (Red Guy) That sounds really boring.
- (monotonously) No.
Go back to the other universe. - No! Go back.
We loved your creativity.
- It's like that scene from Being John Malkovich.
- Uh-oh. He's naked.
- (laughs) - He's naked.
What's under-- - Should I close my eyes?
- (laughs)
- (Red Guy) ♪ How do you get the idea? ♪
- This song follows me.
- (Red Guy) ♪ I just try to think creatively ♪
- Classic song.
- (Red Guy) ♪ Tell me, please, what do you see? ♪
- (imitating Duck Guy) "It's just a boring old orange."
- (Red Guy) It's not very good at all!
(laughter)
- Such a monotone voice.
(Red Guys booing) - (gasps) Who's that?
I just got the chills.
(chuckling) Why am I so into this?
(jarring static)
- Goodness gracious. I don't even know what's happening anymore.
- Computer.
- (Colin) ♪ A computer ♪ - Yep.
- ♪ I'm a computer-y guy ♪ (Yellow Guy screams)
♪ Everything made out of buttons and wires ♪
- What is happening? I need to take a break.
- I feel like something's coming out of the screen.
I feel like I need to just look up
to just get a little bit of reality before I go back into this.
- Get my bearings here. - Okay.
- (Red Guy) I wonder what will happen.
♪ (cheerful music) ♪
- (snaps fingers)
- Oh. Okay.
- He created a new universe.
- Guys, seriously, I've had nightmares.
I've had nightmares where I become one of the puppets
from Don't Hug Me I'm Scared. And it's all your fault.
I have only seen Don't Hug Me I'm Scared here in this setting.
♪ (dramatic chord) ♪
- (Finebros) All right, so were you familiar with this series?
- Negative.
- No. Wasn't familiar at all.
- No, I've never seen this show before. - No.
- Now, 'cause of you guys.
- I've seen bits and pieces of this before.
- I am familiar with Don't Hug Me I'm Scared.
I have watched the first one.
- Don't Hug Me I'm Scared.
It's one of those things that pops up in my subscription feed
maybe once a year.
And I'm like, "Ooh, I'm so ready for another one of these."
- I was at an alcohol party,
and we were all watching it on the couch.
And I just fell in love instantly.
I've been a loyal fan for many years.
- (Finebros) Did you like it? - I don't know what I just watched.
I don't know what you slipped into my coffee this morning.
- It took me on a little emotional adventure.
- It's a great thing to show someone if you're like,
"Oh, you wanna be spun out? Sure, watch this."
- It's unbelievably fascinating.
You truly cannot predict what's going to happen next,
which I think makes it really interesting.
- It's dark humor, and you don't see a lot of that on YouTube.
And it's very well-done dark humor.
- That is actually my least favorite one,
just because I like the cool songs
and how it gets disturbing in the end.
- But this one did something really crazy,
and they went into a realistic universe. I liked it.
- (Finebros) What is it about this show
that just draws people in? - I think it's a little bit like Lost.
You know that there has to be some meaning behind it,
because why wouldn't there be?
- It's because it's so strange
that you're wanting to find a meaning in it.
- Everyone has different perceptions
on what something like that can represent.
- That's art. Art is up to the interpreter,
and you're allowed to get what you want from it.
- With something as lighthearted as this,
it's a fun way to seem smart among your friends.
You all have your own theories.
But really, I think you're just digging really deep.
- It's just always interesting when there's something
that doesn't have a clear answer,
especially nowadays with the internet,
when everybody feels like their opinion is the best opinion.
They feel like they know everything.
I think people are really excited
to share their opinion on things.
- (Finebros) Well, some are saying that this whole series
continues to be a critique on the media, societal norms,
advertising, and the role of technology on our lives.
Others explain that the characters are living in a world
controlled by the media,
and they're fighting to rid themselves of it and be free.
- Oh my gosh. Who-- who? Who is coming up with these theories?
- That's interesting. I never thought about it like that.
- It's interesting they ended it on dreams.
I wonder if there's any kind of meaning
behind dreams being a last topic.
- (Finebros) Then there's also the thoughts
that this is all a dream, because the Red Guy
kind of woke up from this dream in this episode.
- Yeah, quite possibly.
- I don't want to think that it's all just in his head,
because these characters are so great.
I want to imagine that they're just living in some universe
somewhere that's not interested
in the mind of the Red Guy. - But then he went
back into another universe...
- He did. - ...and saw what was controlling it
and then pulled the plug. - Now he's the Blue Guy.
- (Finebros) So if this is the last Don't Hug Me I'm Scared,
that would mean it's the last time you're brought onto YouTubers React
to react to Don't Hug Me I'm Scared. - That's scary.
I would actually be extremely happy
that I never again have to see Don't Hug Me I'm Scared,
because every single time, there's this feeling of dread
of, like, what horrible thing will they show me now?
Guts being pulled out of a puppet? Perhaps.
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