I WASNT EXPECTING THAT (Six vs Wirt - RAP BATTLE!)(REACTION)

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MASSIVE OVER THE GARDEN WALL AND LITTLE NIGHTMARES SPOILERS AHEAD!!! Did a breakdown of some of the lines, with help from the “lyrics meaning” section on the Freshy Kanal. Six: “That tape only made the bee side with Jase.” Wirt's reason for running away and getting lost in the first place is that he recorded a tape of poetry and clarinet for his crush Sara, which ended up in her coat's pocket accidentally. Sara dresses as the mascot for her school's football team which is a bee, and this leads Greg to call her "Sara the Bee" on multiple occasions, which this line uses as a play on words for A-Side and B-Side, which are the two sides of phonograph records and cassette tapes. Jase refers to Jason Funderberker, another kid who's interested in Sara and who Wirt considers his rival, and is with her when she finds the tape. Despite Wirt claiming he can't compete with him, Jason is shown to be a lot more weird and awkward than Wirt is, which only illustrates Wirt's insecurities and pessimistic tendencies even more, so Six is just using Wirt's (unfounded) insecurities against him during this line. Six: “They might press play and jam to it outside your wake.” All of Over the Garden Wall happens during a near-death experience that Wirt and Greg collectively have after falling down to a lake avoiding an oncoming train, with some debate as to whether or not they do survive in the end or if the uplifting ending is just a lie, thanks to the closing line of the series "The Loveliest Lies of All". Six implies that the ending where Wirt and Greg survive and recover is false, and Wirt actually dies, with Jason and Sara finding the tape afterwards and laughing at it. Six: “Can't find your way; you'd give Greg your burdens if it killed him.” Wirt's character arc in Over the Garden Wall is for him to mature and stop blaming Greg for the things he himself has brought upon himself from his lack of confidence, as the more Wirt loses hope, the more he loses himself in the Unknown. Six: “Neither of us grow up; we turn into bigger children.” Six becomes a massive version of herself at the end of the second game, which is a prequel to the first, acting as the final boss. She’s eventually turned back to normal once Mono destroys her music box, which Greg does at the very end of the battle. Greg: “And Wirt wouldn't taste good with molasses, so reconsider!” Wirt dresses as a gnome, and an iconic moment in the games is Six, giving into her hunger urges, and eating a gnome alive. Greg tries to talk Six out of eating them by appealing to her better nature. Wirt: “Greg, it's hopeless; please give up.” Then Wirt shuts him down by saying that Six doesn’t even have a better nature and is just a monster. He goes on to suggest that Six should hang out with kids her own age, causing Greg to chime in and say that they should hang out…and Wirt just says it’s a horrible idea because, y’know, soulless cannibal.

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Gotta say that while I enjoyed Wirt and Greg’s presentation more, Six and Mono swept ‘em up at the end. You don’t just clap back when the silent protagonists speaks up, and her first words are a threat.

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Okay okay

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Yeah Wirt and Greg got em

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Good vid

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