I CORRUPTED TITAN TV MAN in Garry's Mod and You Won't Believe What Happened!

EVOLUTION OF NEW UPGRADED TV MAN ! Skibidi Toilet In Garry's Mod
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This gameplay is not the original skibidi toilet series, this video is a fanmade gameplay and offers an alternative continuation based on the original series. Original Gameplay The Secret Player (my channel)
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This is a series of films without dialogue[1] that depicts the conflict between toilets with singing human heads (called "Skibidi Toilet") and humanoid characters with cameras on their heads (cameramen), speakers and TVs. . Set in New York City, Skibidi Toilet and its leader G-Man are objects that threaten humanity. The cameramen and speakers allied to fight Skibidi Toilet. "Titans" are characters that are much larger in size than regular characters. A Skibidi Toilet parasite infects the speaker-mounted Titan, causing the Titan to be mind-controlled. Later in the series, humanoids and Titans with TV heads appear. Thanks to their help, the speaker-headed Titan was able to escape the parasite's mind control. The battle gradually spread to other cities, the Titans worked together to destroy G-Man, but it turned out to be a fake. The Titans summon and defeat the mastermind Scientist Toilet, but are once again fooled. The real Scientist Toilet is hiding in secret.
Business Insider describes the series as "an endless arms race as both the Skibidi Toilet side and the humanoid characters with electronic devices on their heads create increasingly stronger warriors".[2] Mashups of the songs "Give It to Me" by Timbaland[3] and "Dom Dom Yes Yes" by Biser King",[4] created by TikTok user @doombreaker03,[5] appear in each episode below Skibidi Toilet's catchphrase, and also the origin of the name Skibidi.[3] The song "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" written by the band Tears for Fears has been included in several videos featuring The theme involves the cameramen's resistance.[2]