Trapped In A Family Guy Cutaway

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Animators:

3d work done by the ever amazing @hoolopee

Audio Design:

Composer:

[MeatCanyon]

Sorry I had to mute a section of the audio everybody. I recreated bird is the word and the surfin bird owners claimed the video. So just pretend that the song is playing in that section! LOVE YOUTUBES COPYRIGHT SYSTEM

[Nota_Frogg]

The 2D peters in a 3D world gives a nice creepy touch for the animation

[Blacksage]

Him running up the stairs towards the camera genuinely freaked me out

[rayres]

Starting off as cursed, traumatizing version of childhood memories... now grown into full on metaphorical, experimental and cross-platform (2D and 3D) pieces of art. MeatCanyon's development as an artist is a sight to see

[Peternity_]

ah sweet, man-made horrors beyond my comprehension

[maggieolmoon]

[0:25] I still remember what Peter was saying at the muted part.

"You can't possibly dislike Family Guy now! You can't just write this all off as bad, can you? Hehehe...you ungrateful worm. What loyalty do you have?"

*"Remember when you liked Family Guy?"*

[IamChalker]

An absolute surreal nightmare, just like that time I got trapped in a cutaway gag

[kerrykgraham]

I know that part wasn't meant to be silent but for some reason it still works and is arguably more terrifying because of it

[picklehat]

okay, time to analyze it as if it was a literature essay

so each peter griffin represents each season of family guy, the more deformed ones are the newer seasons with less and less quality, which is why each next peter we see is even more distorted, then there are the peter griffins left alone in the basement, they represent the older seasons, they are way nicer and are not forcing the viewer to love them, the reason why the "newer peters" are so forceful is representation on how new family guy tries to be funny way too hard, forcing the viewer to love the show. the new peters also keep reminding the viewer about old nostalgic gags of the show which is obviously a technique used by dying tv shows called "nostalgia bait", honestly i really love all those details in this video.

thank you for reading my essay, see ya on the next video

[georgelopes]

“You will NEVER be satisfied, EVERYTHING will disappoint you!” That has to be the most heartbreaking and relatable moment in this video.

[TitosTheSalty]

Dude put a LOT of passion into this one. Glad he's feeling less over worked and able to make videos that can talk about the feeling of being an algorithm slave.

[clown]

this could be an amazing survival horror game papa

[johtojunkie]

Yknow, the bird is the word section being in complete silence actually made it creepier lol

[Jennerayter]

There's something about 2D characters that have 3D lighting on them that always gives me a creepy vibe. Like a set of wood cutouts come to life.

[dnpanimationstudio]

I love the range of feelings the Peters have. Resenting the watcher for no longer enjoying the show, the desperation to spark nostalgia, the admittance of the show’s downward quality and overall just remembering when things were good and just wanting them to remember that too. It’s all they have left.

[SMBBM]

I cannot stop watching this, it's like morbid curiosity. This genuinely feels like watching someone's nightmare and I love it.

[jackmcmorrow]

"You will NEVER be satisfied... You think all the things that bring you joy now will be able to STAY on that pedastal? They'll be right next to me down here before you KNOW it." Unironically raw af line.

[Cyranek]

video ended but I can still hear the laughing

[entropy]

The way this is set up, the repeating phrases, the abstract designs of a character you're familiar with. It all feels like an actual nightmare you'd have.

[tortuga]

The fact that MeatCanyon is slowly adding 3D animations is absolutely terrifying. What he brings in the future will be more terrifying than what we have now