The Worst Animations on the Planet

YouTube animation channels, a scary sight for all. Today, we are looking at quite possibly the worst animations we have seen thus far. My Story. Buckle up.

[brandoncobb]

The fact she's still smiling as she says "only enough milk to feed 4 of them", is pure nightmare fuel

[silverhawk_]

As if the story wasn't stupid enough, the animation style looks like they rendered it on a Microsoft platform. These types of animation channels are a prime example of YouTube's dark side.

[justapersonscrollingby]

Fun fact: the most babies given birth to at once (according to GWR) is 9, held by Halima cisse. Although reportedly, GWR is investigating a case with 10 babies at once

[joshmacmanus]

"I could see how upsetting it was to my husband"

* shows him smiling* 4:08

[chaoscoyotex]

I like how you skip over the fact she lives in a village where her house is made of cow poo but still posted a story on the internet.

[OfficiallyLarry]

the most unrealistic thing about this whole story is that every single baby survived, since there are many risks of giving birth to 9 infants at the same time. Let me quickly list em all:
1) The babies would experience severe malnutrition in the womb, since all the minerals the mother consumed would need to be fed to 9 different fetuses, leaving little to each of them.
2) The babies would be at risk while the "natural process" commences, and atleast 1 or 2 would die during the birth itself.
3) Some babies would also die, even if they survived in the womb and the birth process. The story takes place in a village, and... come on. The conditions the babies lived in would be awful.

conclusion: Probably only about 2-3 kids would survive until their teens, and even those would die prematurely, at around ages 30-40, a max of 45

[Sir-Darmstadt]

You know it’s fake when the person can’t pronounce their own name and doesn’t even have the Indian/Bangla/Pakistan etc accent

[thaggs]

When I saw this title I wasn’t surprised, I simply thought, “I can no longer live on a planet that has humans that make this content”

[SheIIfire]

Next: "I was pregnant in my mother's womb with 69420 kids and here's how I became a terrible mother"

[peachykeen]

If the awfully fake stories aren't bad enough, the animation style just makes it worse.

[christophercarey]

This sounds like they couldn’t even find a voice actor and got some sort of stock audio samples from the internet

[j.ritter]

Ironically, I read an article this morning about a woman in Mali that recently gave birth to nonutuplets (9 babies). Quite possibly where this video got its inspiration.
Now, I know this is about another culture BUT, when you are this poor...STOP HAVING CHILDREN!! All you're doing is making life harder and creating a burden for everyone else around you. Least we forget the crappy life you're forcing that child or children to live every single day. I think a decision like this is one of the most selfish and moronic things a person can do.

[cassidydotexe]

I don’t understand the fact that there can be a “generational curse” to someone’s child that doesn’t allow them to become pregnant. Seems like a double negative

[derekrobertson]

Imagine having to pay child support for 9 kids

[fakenamesam]

Im indian, I would assume someone thought it would be cool to write a story based on Rural Indian practices and went with it. There has been many instances where people get married and have children they cant take care of properly due to financial instability. Although its somthing rarely seen now a days, specifically in major cities. Its still not unheard of. Animation is utter crap tho.

[aidenguzman]

This guy needs more subs for his effort in finding awful content

[kelly_seastar]

4:54 At first I thought this story was stealing from the Simpsons episode where Apu and his wife have 8 babies, but I wasn't expecting that generational curse thing. I feel it's still inspired by the Simpons though.

[Dumaurier]

My grandma also had 9 kids but not all at the same time 💀

[fredcourtney]

Yeah, I happen to know that triplets are less than 0.01% of natural pregnancy and higher are nearly impossible without medication. So not from a curse removal, maybe fertility drugs?

[executor]

The extremely weird pronunciation of 'habitat' (hub-ID-it instead of HAB-i-tat) at 2:02 had me almost convinced it could be a bad robot voice, but I think it's just a real person with an odd accent who's _terrible_ at reading.