Nuggets

Kiwi tastes a golden nugget. It's delicious.
Script, direction, animation: Andreas Hykade
Animation, artwork: Angela Steffen
Music & sound: Heiko Maile
Flute: Torsten Kamps
Foley artist: Max Bauer
Foley mixer: Norman Büttner
Postproduction: Ralf Bohde
Production management: Bianca Just
Funding: FFA Berlin
Production:Thomas Meyer-Hermann
Studio FILM BILDER 2014
www.filmbilder.com
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Awards:
Winner, UnLonely Film Festival, Brookline, USA 2018
First Prize, category 5-10 min, Krok Festival, Moscow / St. Petersburg, 2015
Special Mention, Countryside Animafest, Cypros, 2015
Special Mention, Animafest Zagreb, Croatia, 2015
Special Mention, Monstra, Lisbon, Portugal, 2015
"Short Tiger", Filmförderungsanstalt Berlin, Germany, 2015

[@possiblycrazy442]

"Oh, this is cute." ... ... "OH GOD IT'S ABOUT ADDICTION!"

[@evamaestrami3453]

Sketchy me just now

[@frozenarticuno685]

no duh!!!!

[@SunnySideUp0504]

Sketchy that was legit me first two times the bird did that. then i relized the pattern...

[@splashygraph4568]

Sketchy i

[@frozenarticuno685]

Pyro the Eevee I Love your picture

[@Ukiya44]

Guys the video isn't about drugs it's about addiction

[@chanyeol2156]

Yes! I was just going to say that!!!

[@raze8892]

@juhku puhku nah you might like to feel the need to do something and it's called a habit!

[@Aaron-dt3xz]

Exactly. You can get addicted to other things besides drugs, and you can also responsibly consume drugs without being addicted. Honestly, addiction is just a human vice we’ll always deal with.

[@josiahfresnel9217]

No one asked.

[@Aaron-dt3xz]

MackMack 11306 That’s not how KZbin comments work, smarty pants

[@ladyalicent705]

I love how this puts on display the very innermost core tenant of addiction, and the reason why people keep doing it even though it barely even feels good anymore: *It’s hardly the way the drug makes them feel that keeps them addicted, it’s the vain hope that someday it will once again feel as magical as the first time they did it. . .*

[@coolsceegaming6178]

That and to keep the withdrawals away. Long term addicts likely take ot because otherwise it hurts their body.

[@thenameless6790]

went from 1 pill to handfuls at a time just to get close

[@Helo735]

That's what I learned. Years ago, there was a hot batch of heroin going around the side of town I worked on that was laced with carfentanyl killed a bunch of people. I even found a lady ODed in her car in a parking lot behind work. A guy I worked with that was long into recovery told me that addicts would actually chase those hot batches trying to get their first high again, and that's why so many people died in a span of two or three days. It was crazy.

[@Imjustkenanywhereelseidbea10]

1 object, 1 area, 1 character. This animation is able to tell us so much with just 3 subjects in a video. I love how everything turns dark except for the nuggets at some point. Symbolising the fact that at this point it’s the only light in the bird’s life. There is too much to love tho, imma send this to myself 4 years ago

[@LukeA_55]

The only thing it's missing is the birds friends/family and showing how it slowly leaves them to chase the nugget Wish I had seen this sooner also

[@Selicular]

It’s supposed to illustrate the fact that addicts don’t see anything, besides nuggets and reality is of nondescript matter for them.

[@ianhinkle1909]

Notice how he’s a bird without wings. First hit makes him fly. He feels like he’s meant to be that way. Represents an addictive personality very well.

[@seb1520]

Essentially the high is something so high that normal life can’t realistically replicate it, hence why they are dangerous to someone seeking a fulfilling life

[@missrockize7132]

Holy sh.. LITERALLY!!! It feels like "your real self"

[@geoffbudd4379]

I agree - Kiwi's can't fly - that's part of the point I think - but it doesn't mean that you can't "fly" in other areas.

[@lucataylor2813]

He’s a kiwi, kiwis can’t fly, the nuggets give him the imagination of flying

[@brandontansley3967]

All the pain goes away and it feels like we are finally human but it’s a false sense of hope

[@ValentinaGuevara123]

Police went to my school to talk about drugs and showed this animation

[@crystoi226]

True

[@alicefabro6796]

Same

[@thescrimble]

Good

[@alicefabro6796]

@Himesh Komalram why? They did the same also in mine school... I live in Italy, so maby it's an unusual thing for you because you're from another country...

[@dumplin922]

Same

[@kokubunji_ed]

世界の明度が徐々に失われてもナゲットだけが変わらず鮮やかに輝いて見えてる

[@NO.42temtem]

怖E

[@user-vd2xe7wo4y]

確かに

[@umaipurei11]

麻薬やで

[@Nickasmf]

Real

[@Kmxx29510]

Porque empieza a ver todo gris, y lo único que le da felicidad es eso en lo que ha recaído, que entre más lo consume peor se vuelve todo y menos placer le causa, hasta que simplemente todo se oscurece

[@user-eh6km3xn2p]

Amazing how the addiction progress even though it was killing him, physically. This is the best illustration of addiction I have seen. The thought, "Just STOP" will no longer come out of my mouth.

[@morsch2028]

There is something i noticed, as it gets darker the Nugget doesnt change shade, it just stays as golden as ever, i think the darker it gets, the less focused on your surroundings you are and you start only wanting the thing that you are addicted to.

[@TyroRNG]

It also shows that the world in your "normal" state is getting progressively worse.

[@wondergaming2238]

Why do you hate people equally??

[@morsch2028]

@@wondergaming2238 If i hate everyone equally, do i really hate everyone?

[@wondergaming2238]

Idk you must tell.. as your channel name is "*i hate everyone equally*"

[@mesmericmichelle]

@Alaa Haliko that's because they put quotation marks

[@alyseria4138]

We can all agree we didn’t think the video would be like this when we first saw it.

[@ethanmallard5942]

No

[@insertcoolnamehere9087]

My cousin showed me this years ago. Freaked me out.

[@ray_4734]

No I thought it was another cute animation

[@locomanso24]

Ur profile says it all

[@ImNotGayHonest]

I thought the cool bird was the nugget XD

[@Mirai2nd]

まじで中毒の仕組みと怖さがわかりやすく描かれてる。

[@oj.ytax7]

This is the transition of any sort of addiction. It doesnt matter which, it just feels like this.

[@anabsolutenightmare]

I like how at the end they don’t actually slurp up the nugget. It’s sort of a “It’s your choice. Do you want to continue this cycle or get better?” Kind of thing.

[@anabsolutenightmare]

Ayrissia Buckley yes, exactly. It gets harder and harder to break the cycle as time goes on, and the decision becomes more and more life threatening.

[@weirdkr0w299]

Me too. The symbolism in the animation is really clever

[@LeftLeftRightRight16]

And then almost everyone slurps it unfortunately.

[@nootaboot7042]

theres no recovery

[@Vapor817]

yeah these kinds of ambiguous endings always leave a bigger impact to the audience because they will imagine the ending that suits them

[@tamannajahan8065]

*Redbull gives u wings*

[@yasnaynavarrete7411]

😂 😂 😂 So accurate

[@vanessadieunbekannte976]

Haha

[@ArthurMarques-qk5rh]

and nuggets gives you the death

[@billcipher6949]

Nuggets of redbull

[@huuds6630]

Redbull te da asas otário

[@sasha9321]

これ自分にも当てはまります...僕だけじゃないと思う お菓子やポルノ、ゲーム、SNS...様々な場面に中毒性のあるものがありますよね

[@user-cf1rm5pw7k]

自分も例外ではないこと、発言をはばかりそうなポルノを中毒性のある物の例として挙げていることから、コメント主さんがすっごい真面目なのが分かる

[@user-wk9ui3qs6n]

@@hurikihu.zikyoubeya 主にアレなビデオのことやで、ただ下ネタというよりコメ主さんみたいな感じで話す時に使うで

[@izuminaitou8921]

@@user-wk9ui3qs6n、

[@yuzsign]

​@@user-cf1rm5pw7kどこが真面目なのか謎。ポルノ依存症って性犯罪者予備軍じゃん。

[@AlejandroBr-lz1dq]

El video en si habla sobre las adicciones y como estás van progresando en tu vida, no sobre la droga en si, la droga no es lo único que puede causar adicción.

[@IWantToBeAbleTO]

Currently 113 days sober from an alcohol addiction. The video also illustrates why it is so difficult to stop using. During addiction there is only the darkness and the substance, almost nothing else. Good thing from recovery is how much you start appreciating the light and freedom from being sober.

[@justsomenobody889]

Good for you! I hope you're still on the wagon. 🙂 I know two recovered alcoholics (both in my family), and at least two functional alcoholics (one also in my family and another is my ex husband). I don't even know that many people. Meanwhile my father drove my mother away because of his alcoholism, but then because she left him he got worse and eventually drank himself to death. What I noticed about him vs those people I know who recovered (besides his not taking it seriously enough soon enough) is that he was very proud and introverted and didn't rely on others for support during those rare periods he did decide to stop. Leaning on others is everything!

[@IWantToBeAbleTO]

@@justsomenobody889 Thank you for your message and sharing your story. I agree that being able to lean on others is very important. Especially being able to allow others to help you. It may be scary to give over control, or thinking you are not worth their help. For me the AA/NA/CA are very helpful with their 12 step program. Besides quitting substances, they teach a new healthy and compassionate way of living. I hope you are also doing well. Seeing your parents struggle so much. Wish you a lot of kindness and love in your life ❤️.

[@JustinY.]

I googled cute Kiwi videos and I got this. Let's say I felt the exact opposite of what I wanted to feel.

[@luuk1769]

lol

[@justinz9721]

Justin Y. It was very weird indeed, and we meet again!

[@dennisalbritton5842]

Thus is second time ice seen you are you a professional comment subscriber collector or sum?

[@thrashnottrash7367]

This was way more of a sad story than a bird getting high on a few nuggets (which is what I thought it would be)

[@leighvaught9126]

Justin Y. yessssssssssssssss

[@MK-wv7ht]

I think it's really interesting how throughout the video, the 'nuggets' start to look brighter and more appealing as the world gets darker. Idk it was just a really good bit of visual storytelling

[@sjgigjd8280]

they consumed all the energy and the light

[@SAFIS448]

Yeah

[@Umbrellawolf11]

Yeah like it’s the only good thing in the birds life

[@SirRainor]

Like drugs, the effect

[@R4C4N1]

Actually, they are the exact same color, they just look brighter by contrast, which can be part of the storytelling that when you are in the dark, the more apealling they will look

[@odyssey7495]

This animation is heartbreaking 💔 but so true. If you are fighting against an addiction you can recover, just don’t stay alone

[@Ogfloppa2]

He just likes nuggets.

[@MissClassyDoll]

I am fighting addiction and its slowly breaking me 😢

[@turtlesgamer]

vüThe purpose of the b animation is that kiwi is addicted to nuggets, that is, it shows substance addiction and every time he eats it, his life becomes darker. 4 lol@@Ogfloppa2

[@Lekos992]

i cant tho... i cant say no

[@justsomenobody889]

@@MissClassyDoll you CAN do it, it is going to suck a lot but @odyssey is right that you have to reach out to others and have a support group to make it bearable. And plenty of distractions!

[@mame277]

突然おすすめに出てきて、タイトルの意味も分からず見てみました。言葉が無くても内容が理解出来る素晴らしい動画でした😂

[@BlueClefto]

I was a gambler, and I assure you, this is exactly the same feeling. This video is about addiction, and it comes in many forms.

[@agupta9097]

I feel you. The fibrosis his body undergoes is what happens with the damage caused by addiction.

[@GingerGamingIsEpic]

All that matters is that you overcame your addiction and still got money from the gambling

[@ihatemice_elf]

Iwjwjsnjsja

[@noidentity7873]

here before 1,000 likes ( 949 )

[@mjobik1645]

Glad ur ok

[@iamapie13]

this is what happens when you don't follow the 5 second rule

[@shinkiro403]

Underrated

[@orots]

Lmao

[@deepfriedbaby3587]

Oh no

[@saraths9116]

What is 5 second rule?

[@zp00zy71]

@@saraths9116 people think that if you drop your food at take it in less than 5 seconds, microbes could not get in but trust me, that rule doesn't work

[@ladyalicent705]

_On a bright and cheerful morning, one fine day, a sweet little kiwi bird ran out to play! The kiwi had always, for the most part at least, been happy with his life up until this point, the days were always bright and cheerful, and he had lots of little kiwi friends! He had, however, always had a disturbing thought in his mind, the thought of all his mighty cousins who could fly, up there soaring in the sky, all while he was stuck on the ground, with nothing but plains and shrub abound. As the kiwi travelled forth, he spotted a peculiar golden nugget, just sitting there on the ground, waiting for someone to pick it up. He noticed it, but carried ever onward, not bothering to stop, but still finding himself wondering about it as he walked along. He wouldn’t actually stop and think until he came across yet another golden nugget, just sitting there, waiting for someone to interact with it… curious as to never really seeing one of these before, the kiwi gently nudged the little curiosity with his beak, and as he did, it seemed to shimmer, like the ripples of a peaceful river when a stone is skimmed across it, and strange, heavenly sounds emanated from it as it did. And so, driven by naught more than simple curiosity, the kiwi did something that would forever alter the course of his life. . ._ *He gently leaned down, and sucked up the nugget with his beak* _The experience that followed was- nothing short of magical… it was the very elixir of innocence itself! The moment the kiwi consumed the nugget, it was as though the Lord himself was speaking to him from the heavens, it was as though a choir of angels had descended from the skies to tell him that he, and he alone was the most important living being in the universe, that he was loved, and would always be loved, and everything would just be alright now, forever! As the kiwi charged forward, the plains and shrubs transformed into meadows of sunflowers, silk, romance and joy, and he leapt into the air, higher and higher, soaring through the skies and- this was it, he suddenly realised… he was flying! He was flying amongst his mighty cousins in the sky, the albatrosses and the eagles, and as the plains transformed into flowery meadows far, far below, he knew that this was where he belonged. This is where he was always meant to be, right up until the point where it was over as quickly as it began, and he landed gracefully on his feet, and that, was that._ _He had really done it! He thought to himself, he had flew. He had soared through the skies amongst the albatrosses and the eagles, and all it had taken was a simple nugget… so innocent, so benevolent, so impossibly harmless and full of joy. At first he had thought that it was a once in a lifetime experience, that the elixir of life was surely incredibly rare, but it did not take long before he found another nugget, and this time, he did not hesitate for even a second. He consumed the nugget, and the experience was_ *almost* _as magical as the first. He once again heard the voice of the Lord himself speaking to him, assuring him that he was loved, that he was special, and the lovely angels whispered into his ear once more. Charging forward, he took to the skies again, soaring amongst his mighty cousins, but this time… this time the kiwi did not land on his feet, he landed on his butt and bounced along the surface of the ground. It was a little jarring, but it didn’t really hurt, his only concern was finding the next nugget! The kiwi ran faster than lightning, charging forward to find the next nugget, and it did not take long to find it. As the kiwi consumed the third nugget, he briefly wondered how something so benevolent and powerful, an elixir that could literally give flight to the flightless was so easy to find… so common…. The thought made him uneasy, but was quickly offset by the voice of the angels once again, only this time, this time their lovely voices were much quieter, and he struggled to make out their words… he was granted the gift of flight once again, but this time for nowhere near as long, and when he crashed the the ground, his injuries were far more grisly and serious. He crashed down like a bird who had hurt it’s wing, and he was left with an ugly fat lump in his neck, and spikes in his behind. The kiwi was starting to worry now, the nuggets… why weren’t they as good as they were the first time? No! This can’t be happening! It can’t! He’s a bird! All the other birds can fly! He should be able to too, this is how he was ALWAYS meant to be! This is who he really was! He charged forward at the speed of sound, searching for another nugget and finding it in mere seconds. It’s gonna work this time! It has to! The kiwi consumed the nugget once more, and suddenly the angel voices were not so pretty anymore. They were still beautiful voices, but they screamed and argued at each other, shouting yelling, too fast to hear a word, and although he was once again able to fly, this time he did not go too high, and it was over in mere seconds. Despite the fact that he soared only pitifully high, the fall was somehow infinitely, infinitely worse. He crashed and tumbled and flailed and bumbled, and literally landed right next to another nugget. Why? Why couldn’t it just be like the first time? Why did it have to be not as good now? It would work this time! Come on! Let’s do it again! Consuming the fifth nugget before even thinking about the visible damage to his body, he realised that the angel voices had now turned crude and ugly. They were no longer shouting at each other, they were shouting at him. They called him fat, they laughed and jeered, they told him he would NEVER be able to fly, and when he leapt so he could try, all he achieved was a brief moment of float, before landed flat on his face._ _The world suddenly became more and more gray, more and more flat, empty, and dull. The only things that still had colour was the golden nuggets on the ground, everything else was gray, and meaningless. He consumed the sixth one without even thinking twice, achieving nothing but a pathetic jump into the air before falling back down, and becoming fat and ugly, just like those ‘angels’ had said. But it was the seventh nugget where things really went downhill, for by the seventh nugget, he was no longer able to fly, he consumed it, and stretched into the air, begging the gods for a sign before falling to his knees, defeated, and all joy gone. Stripped away when he wasn’t even looking. The world went from bleak and grey, to dark and dismay. For the first time since the beginning of this story, the kiwi did not charge forward. He did not run out to play. He looked around, and the ground, at the sky, and saw… nothing…. Darkness. Emptiness. Cold. How? How could he have allowed this to occur? How could he have been so blind? So careless? So disrespectful to himself, and his own body? It had seemed so incredibly innocent at first, so overwhelming loving and good, and now all the joy in his world had been taken. Snatched away when he wasn’t looking… as the kiwi trudged forward, defeated, his sagging body threatening to pull him down, he came across it. The nugget. Not just any nugget, THE nugget, the very first one he had found, the one he did not consume, the one he passed by. He had gone around in a great big circle, and now the source of his innocent curiosity was staring back at him with a mask of cruel hatred…. It was hard to believe now, hard to believe that when he had first come upon this nugget, his greatest wish was to some day fly….._ *And now he merely wanted to simply die. . .*

[@LohanCSanchez]

Oh! This took long to write right? wish you had more likes on your comment. I appreciate it!

[@snowkitten3285]

I read this whole thing

[@jekylljekyllhyde821]

Poor kiwi bird

[@randommice-rm1c3]

This is so good, loved it ❤

[@suspicioussand]

I am writing to officially notify you that, based on an analysis, it has been observed that your recent internet comment appears to have been generated with the assistance of an artificial intelligence language model. This communication serves as a formal disclosure for your awareness. No further action is required.

[@com.1221]

あえて人間ではなく小動物で例えるところがもう

[@carriefoster8506]

As a recovering alcoholic i watch this everyday. To prevent me from drinking that last yellow nugget.

[@GUMMYBEARSYUMYUM]

Glad to know your recovering! Hope you get better.

[@ipsharoy7398]

It has been 1 month since you posted this. How are you doing now?

[@alexschon6064]

Stay strong, I believe in you!

[@ihatemice_elf]

How you doing?

[@akimaurum806]

so whats the result?

[@subsforEvilPatrick]

Conclusion: *Do not eat yellow stuff from the ground*

[@dancelover9729]

What 😂😂🤣🤣

[@RPandorus]

Those yellow nuggets on the ground remind me of that stuff the pikmin suck to grow flowers on their heads

[@asthachandra7075]

😂😂

[@cynderblood8726]

Especially not the yellow snow

[@bigboithomas5075]

*Then why did the bird like it so mu....*

[@paperverp]

I would be addicted too if I was forced to walk around in a white void with nothing but crack around

[@Kiyametyaklasiyor]

LOLLLLLL XD

[@d4c370]

😂

[@That_Russel_Pup]

😭💀

[@gentozik500]

The "Rat Park experiment" moment

[@user-dv1ow6hw7t]

麻薬、ダメ、ゼッタイ をわかりやすく表現してくれてるあなたに感謝

[@thepillar_2864]

I love how this animation teach us about addiction without saying a single word. A wingless bird who only dreams to fly, until they lose the only important ability they have, which is being able to walk.

[@PhantomGato-v-]

Does nobody know that THAT bird is a kiwi?

[@theCaterpillar1]

Addiction is not about being greatful tho

[@juanli4153]

Omg i love this comment. Thank you

[@LolLol-tm4vm]

@@theCaterpillar1 people get addicted because they want to get away from their life and unconsciously make their lives worse over time.

[@spookyboivilla5386]

@@PhantomGato-v- i do

[@MrPillowpants91]

This was me 3 years ago. I chose life

[@nicholash1078]

MrPillowpants91 I’m glad you did. Hope you’re doing well my friend!

[@user-vk3oi9pu9c]

This was me last year now i don't smoke cigarettes. And im ok.

[@alisonmezcodi6655]

i’m so happy for you dude!!! :)

[@krio3006]

You made a right choice!

[@gudarstorst169]

[@user-ve8wt2bl2l]

何回もこれを見たことがあるけど、とてもわかりやすいです。多くの人にこれを見せるべきだと思います。

[@allikitos]

I love this. There are so many little details, one could be analyzing it for hours. One of my favorites is how after the comedown of the first try, it keeps "looking back" at the high, until it stumbles upon the next dose

[@thesleepydot]

The fact that the “high” keeps wearing off faster and faster as his desperation for it increased is just devastatingly sad.. Not to mention how dark and terrible conditions become for them as time goes on.... :((

[@flargarbason1740]

In Love With A Were congrats. You got the point of the video

[@thesleepydot]

Flarbargason lmao

[@modestmouse5928]

That's called tolerance, and addiction.

[@AsapMilk]

Drug addiction sucks

[@hellothere-sf1gl]

Or we are just controlled by our needs,and we want more and more satisfaction,but when you realize that the satisfaction doesn't feel as good as before,you're between hammer and anvil,and not realizing that the prize isn't worth it anymore.

[@sigma_frenchie4075]

that's what happen if you eat food on the ground after 5 secs.

[@thuychi2174]

Lol

[@MrChon-vh2xw]

.-.

[@audreyy-ts4bi]

Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stylevam616]

😂😂😂

[@raylechuckvalentino4620]

xD

[@Astrodgirl]

I remember watching this many years ago (maybe 6 years ago) and just had it pop up in tiktok today so i looked it up again. The storytelling and message was delivered so well it's incredible how the point gets across and even a small child could learn from this so they try to never start an addiction.

[@Im_A_Potato_guy]

Sadly, those who have an addiction already most likely won't take much from it. But the experience may differ.

[@ArronBurton]

Very powerful video. Never touched drugs,but completely understand this analogy

[@veganmeatball5276]

I like the fact that the second one lasted longer, but he hit the ground.

[@matisvanasse7729]

why?

[@matisvanasse7729]

@@SaradominOSRS I want to know what dies it mean, like does it have a deeper meaning behind?

[@szinyk]

@@matisvanasse7729 drug addiction.

[@devennommik1324]

The first time tends to be experimental. The second time, you do it because you want to feel the effects so you gladly go into it knowing you will feel good. Knowing how it already felt from the first time, you embrace the second with ease, therefore allowing the 'high' to be much stronger than the first because you sought after it. But the little bump at the end is the dreaded come down or hangover kicking in. The come down or hangover gets worse as the addiction carries on✌🏻

[@matisvanasse7729]

@@devennommik1324 Thx for the explanation 🙏

[@zerodood]

In the bird's defense, there was nothing better to do.

[@JamesMorgan08]

I know right, all the bird got is those golden nuggets and the ground to walk on

[@JoeSkutnik]

Not "better". There was simply nothing else.

[@rossiherrera7645]

I take this seriously my dad is a drug addict and I hate for it

[@rossiherrera7645]

rossi herrera hate him for it

[@JewelzOwnD]

Well there may have been nothing better to do but now the bird has found himself in an even darker place than he started off in. Now he realizes how fortunate he was before he started consuming the nuggets & I'm sure he wishes he could take it all back but he can't & now he remains in the darkness.

[@user-ik3zt8vq9h]

KZbin recommendations are immersing me more and more in my school memories.

[@Enzowynn]

Also the fact that we arent shown whether it ate the last nugget or not, and its just kind of left for us to choose, wow

[@HarveyJackson1967]

Damn...rilly makes yoy think

[@AlanOLeary209]

It gobbled that shit up 👃___

[@juanli4153]

Yup

[@Itsyrm8]

Or at that point he thinks he should find a new substance or change dealer..

[@CrazyNerdInventor]

We don't need to see him eat the last one to imagine the horrors that wait. We know that nugget is going to kill him.

[@jonasfischer9510]

I dont know why but this touches me more than any other documentary or anti-drug commercial. This thing seems so innocent, so helpless in the addiction. Even though it's a cartoon I feel genuinely sorry for that thing and just wish for a good ending. Amazing piece of work.

[@alvinhorne5643]

Thats the reason why the Kiwi didnt die at the end. He just looked at the nugget. This is the time where most people either get clean and live sober lives or take that last hit and die. Ending is yours to create.

[@MeloCat]

He still have glow in his eyes, so there's still hope, but he might need to go to rehab for a while

[@theunconventionalenglishman]

Totally with you on that

[@SomethingToday30]

There’s Something about this video …

[@Cybergal2]

Beautiful

[@borissf8802]

This is probably naive, but every time I come across this video I so desperately want there to be a happy sequel to show us that the bird has managed to cope with addiction and everything ended up well

[@danwhite77]

Start a kickstarter I'd fund that!

[@massivebsdsimp]

There ain’t no way there wasn’t a teacher who played this in class for us to watch

[@RayanfhoulaBR]

Moral of the story: nugget bad

[@Ceciliaqq]

Not funny

[@majimalover1]

Didn't laugh

[@mergeno1049]

.

[@mnsmackenzie]

..

[@beamingdragon917]

😂 derp detector: yes

[@travelerInBlack]

I have watched this many times. Sometimes I cry. My wife lost her battle with addiction Oct back in '13, and I have been Sober for almost seven years. Sad, recovering, hurt, but Sober. This video hit the nail on the head without saying one word. Very bittersweet, and very well done.

[@gabrieldavis4434]

My love goes out to you. ❤️

[@empty-0377]

I hope you are in a better place and may god rest your wife's soul.

[@memeurr--dreemurr8530]

I'm so sorry for your loss... I wish you the best.

[@galaxyaccount5320]

awh im sorry to hear that. I give you nothing but love and support.

[@candacerivera4758]

Sorry for your loss, but proud of your strength. Lost my brother to meth 5 years ago next week. He was 39. Left two kids behind. It never leaves you, but you always carry them in your soul. He posted this video a while before he passed. So hard.

[@jond4324]

You should create a recovery version. Where the bird meets other birds who have gone through the same thing and recovered. The scene slowly gets brighter throughout, and ends with the bird walking right past that nugget and flying without it!

[@BrikLikesWaffles]

Great idea

[@tolstartheking]

I think it would kind of ruin the tone of this video.

[@Noid]

It needs to be ambiguous. That way the life of the bird after the ending is interpreted by the viewer's own life.

[@lostwavesarchive]

they made us present this in school some years ago in science project about drugs but also any other addiction. As a person who had an addiction herself, i felt really hard feelings while watching at this, but i also related so much. This is exactly how that feels. i love how people are talking about this topic and i’ll never wish to anyone to experience this.

[@gdjb-fi-hi7508]

Underrated Comment ❤

[@rickyspanish4792]

The kiwi decided not to eat that last nugget. He understood it would not make him feel better. He walked past, and started to feel a tad brighter. Then, he walked past another one. And another one. Eventually, he didn't even notice them anymore, for he knew they were not what he was looking for. He returned to full health, and was a wiser kiwi. The end

[@mikesully110]

Or he ignored the last one because the magic had gone. But once the withdrawals ended and the world got bright again, he forgot just how bad that darkness was, and now his tolerance is low again, the high has come back. So the cycle starts all over again

[@Lratiobozo]

Two predictions, one ending.

[@NotThatKindOfKiwi86]

@@mikesully110 Dark. Maybe he learned the first time? 🤷‍♂️😂

[@mikesully110]

@@NotThatKindOfKiwi86 If so he's a smarter bird than me lol

[@Eric-rl2zm]

And the real life version of it was that the kiwi fucking died like everyone and everything

[@CrunchGirl97]

It's pretty neat how they portray drugs & becoming addicted. Your first time feels amazing & lasts for a while. The more you have, the less of that same effect you'll have. Which means, they either slowly kill themselves trying to get that high again, or they start on something stronger.

[@shookookie5009]

armyyyyyy

[@user-de2os2bj7c]

Best drug video by far

[@cats8799]

Jimin Park that's Excatly what I thought

[@kyahl3825]

Jimin Park I thought that too!

[@spookyyjxzmin8473]

Jimin Park ARMYYYYYYY YASSSS BITCH BTS FOREVA

[@rgbplayer9741]

The way light goes out smoothly so perfectly references one of the ib's endings with mary

[@MegaSnippezz]

The comedowns are so well portrayed also, along with the effects becoming less and less overtime. It'd be interesting if the kiwi saw a different colour at the end, indicating another form of addiction to replace the latter.

[@Agent44996]

This is a perfect representation of the sad reality for so many people suffering from addiction.

[@Boredpotatolol]

yes I just got the topic in school. Really sad

[@cPhybia]

LIKE dope lovers

[@dominicspagnol8765]

goes far beyond just addiction... wish more could realize that..

[@unliving_ball_of_gas]

@@dominicspagnol8765 Can you explain?

[@wjb4578]

@@dominicspagnol8765 Please elaborate, if you have another interpretation of the video then help us realize by explaining. Unless you have no alternative/supplemental explanation and are simply attempting to appear 'deep'.

[@loetare]

I genuinely think this short is the reason why I've never done drugs. I stumbled upon it the year it came out, nine years ago, and kept watching it over and over again at night - I was 13. People my age were starting to mess around with those and until today I always declined. I'm glad I did, I'm glad this short exists and that it came out at the right time for me.

[@snickaboo6090]

Drugs are bad.

[@denizenessayn3235]

Where r u live in bro ?

[@UsaiTheMaid]

в таком возрасте я крапиву бил палкой и я рад что именно так и было

[@Mropinionated3]

Rn im struggling with weed dependency badly just say no luh bro

[@mightypopkorn]

Same bro, teenagers like us are getting wild and maybe that's why i don't have friend. But being lonely is better than having no future

[@user-purinwww]

ショート動画でこの動画見てみた人 ↓

[@udemushi_mania]

日本人いて感動してるww

[@user-purinwww]

え？何で？

[@user-zw4cm2xg5k]

私もです!​@@udemushi_mania

[@crazybeccas]

I had a friend show me this to explain how he felt about his addiction. I've always cried watching this, but its even harder now... It's been almost a year since he passed and I still don't know how to cope with it:/

[@simple1847]

Darn I hope u find something to help or someone the way u feeling cannot possibly stay that way forever

[@miriamamuedo690]

:( rlly sad. I think a lot of people know someone who has problems with drugs... and not always ends well. I hope he is in a better place now and also that you will know how cope with it. 💔❤️

[@mouldygrapefruit636]

I’m so sorry :(

[@sellywolf9527]

I'm so sorry my dear. I really am

[@varindergill1290]

Very bad🥺😞

[@Someone-gf1zw]

I almost cried. This is so sad. But this is exactly what happens, when you get slowly addicted and don't react soon enough.

[@jeremeyellis16]

I started cry, too. Espessially at the end. I tell myself that he's looking at it, not wanting to take it because he KNOWS it's not going to give him what he wants, but knows that he can't walk by it because there's nothing left that he wants beside it - he still "needs" it. This has been my most of my life. thank God I'm not stuck in that anymore... seriously, thank God.

[@anthonyakalucifer7260]

@@jeremeyellis16 absolute Same, im proud of you that u made it! Im clean from the worst thing for 6 months now but I think relapse is near...

[@jeremeyellis16]

@@anthonyakalucifer7260 6 months is awesome - congrats! If you can feel a relapse coming on after 6 months, I can promise you there is an underlying issue that has nothing to do with your addiction of choice. This stuff is tricky man and it sneaks up on us when we're least expecting it. If you want to talk or if there's some way I can support you, feel free to email me at jallenallen1734 at g mail

[@ycrep1993]

@@anthonyakalucifer7260 even if you do relapse, remember it's not the end of the world. You've done this stretch of being sober and you can do it again!

[@zapazap]

Remember kids: *space your doses.* Cheers! :)

[@darkstarmoonshadow8892]

Good message, Once your addicted you may not be able to stop til youre dead.

[@sugar_galaxy_studios9410]

I love this animation. It’s really good at expressing the struggles of addiction. To anyone struggling with this, you are strong and you aren’t alone.

[@fluffygaem4158]

Moral of the story. *Dont eat McDonald's Chicken Nuggets*

[@channelname4331]

And all of them are laced with cocaine

[@kyo803]

NOOO I LOVE THEM ;(

[@willievdb]

😂

[@LoganLatios]

But I love chicken mc nuggetz

[@giantundergroundwave9183]

And Not fron KFC allso

[@darbylambert569]

Welcome back to another episode of... "Why is this in my Recommended"

[@exdream9245]

V:

[@janelantestaverde2018]

That series got old pretty quickly. Maybe it's due to the fact that everybody makes this joke in every recommended video.

[@SunGodAtomes]

Jan Elan Testaverde Ikr, it’s annoying.

[@donholguin6844]

x2

[@TheScarletGamer]

Bc you're a skitz druggo

[@EggieAnimates]

The most heart-wrenching part is the end. We don’t know what the Kiwi bird does with that nugget, we don’t know if the cycle is broken, or if the cycle continues, or worse, it ends with this bird dying of overdose, which usually happens with addicts. It was gut-turning seeing how happy this bird was in the beginning, but slowly growing more deformed and depressed. #JusticeForKiwi

[@bigpig88]

He definitely ate it and it definitely just went dark from there

[@SyberianLynx]

Notice how the world keeps getting darker and the bird's beak keeps getting closer to the groud after he eats the peniultimate nugget. He was dying all the way towards the last one.

[@supercalifragilastic_expai9101]

Yea. Thats the "i know what im about to do and i dont want to do it anymore" ​@@bigpig88

[@IntellOG]

The fact that my mind doesn’t even want to watch the end only goes to show how true and scary addiction is. This is truly a beautiful and vital video to see.

[@bingesquad1]

*Nugget effect duration for each slurp respectively* : 17s 14s 8s 6s 5s 4s 3s

[@wood_sorrel]

The “nugget effect” Has a nice ring to it 😂

[@anonymousfairydrones5626]

17 seconds 14 seconds 8 seconds 6 seconds 5 seconds 4 seconds 3 seconds

[@NiNinjaII]

The Nugget Effect

[@gabrieldossantos4568]

@@NiNinjaII galinha

[@paddlesaddlelad1881]

diminishing returns

[@extrapathos]

They should make a sequel of the birb getting out of his addiction

[@sbinotto3780]

I wanted the bird to skip the last one, fight all the ones in his way and get healthy again...

[@user-fh9mf2hk6j]

HE'S FUCKING DEAD

[@frenchiehorn4339]

@@user-fh9mf2hk6j WELL DAMN

[@rodolfo4232]

Sorry but the bird died

[@rodolfo4232]

@@user-fh9mf2hk6j yes mate

[@sparklebutt1119]

This is absolutely incredible.

[@shawnjvojames96]

It gives me goosebumps I can’t explain why but to whoever is struggling with any addiction stay strong learn to fly even without the high or escape from whatever you’re feeling

[@kalzafar]

I had struggled with my heroine addiction for over ten years, and I had gotten to that really dark place in my life, to see that visually on screen has me remembering all those things I had to go through to get out of it, which was the best thing I have done for me, I am proud that I am and have been clean for the last 23 years! Stay strong, you too can make it out!

[@Celldweller97]

Amazing too read something like this! I was addicted too speed and almost died because I took too much one day, ended up in the hospital but I didn't stopped after this... I weight about 45kg... but at one day I said stop I don't know why but now I'm sober since 2019

[@dryfox11]

Great for you man! Noticed this comment is relatively new, deserves some more nice comments so here you go

[@carliemeignsalundaguit7023]

I'm so happy for what you have achieved!

[@anasmohamed2481]

You are a hero

[@chernxbyl9140]

how does someone even get addicted in the first place?

[@NameNik223]

I will never go to McDonald's ever again

[@user-sy9pm6wk3u]

lol🤣🤣

[@aiwolf4459]

Liar

[@chutubb]

Nikolor nb

[@HM-cl9ub]

Makes sense

[@AdolfHitler-cy1pd]

that's what they all say

[@PhonkAttack4DX]

This is sad but true

[@nanadr3am]

the sound design and the animation it's beautiful haunting.

[@famagima]

"Nuggets" 27M people : " interesting "

[@tompeng2705]

Famagima i see u r a man of culture as well

[@FilipinoFurry]

Famagima I see u r a man of culture as well

[@dhanushnayak]

Famagima i see u r a man of culture as well

[@Jeky0]

Famagima i see u r a man of culture as well

[@MemeMeow6]

Famagima i see u r a man of culture as well

[@ShawniePlayz]

*a chicken nugget ad played before this video*

[@GioGuy]

Shawnie Playz lmao

[@adalwolf8328]

Sure buddy sure

[@RohitKumarM]

is there a reason ppl dont use adblock sometimes?

[@mrfredo6387]

Rohit Kumar I guess when watching on their phone.

[@drgore1797]

MrFredo Also it means content creators don't get ad revenue.

[@user-yummylove]

初めて見た！面白いと言っていいのかな？ 重い5分間だった、薬物のことについてなんてタイトルでも動画でも明記されてないのにわかる不思議💪🏻

[@fabricreative1930]

If I had a nickel for every time an animation used the kiwi bird as metaphor for something and it ended up badly in the end, I would have 2 nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice.

[@YouTuberculosis_]

It seems to me very important how the "curiosity" of kiwi was portrayed at the beginning. In the beginning, he passed by, and looked back, and seeing again, he began to examine, and check how interesting this thing behaves, and only after that he decides to taste it. It all starts with curiosity.

[@This_Is_M]

we had a presentation on drugs today and the speaker showed us this video. man, did i feel like crying.....

[@jocyayala3610]

Maria Perez same but people were like "take it" and others "don't take it" but ya my counselor showed us about drugs and showed us this video

[@georgia6818]

was her name Katie? Or was it an Irish man?

[@This_Is_M]

i think it was an Irish man. I can't remember his name.

[@thomasvekx7878]

Maria Perez What was the presentation about?

[@This_Is_M]

how addictive drugs can be

[@Lasourriedisgoustie]

What a beautiful message, no matter how many times you fall crack lifts you

[@turtlesgamer]

The purpose of the b animation is that kiwi is addicted to nuggets, that is, it shows substance addiction and every time he eats it, his life becomes darker.

[@augustcross1329]

Stages of Addictions in this greatly animated short: First Nugget: Squipply (what I named the bird) recognizes what the object of addiction. Question arise in his head. Second Nugget: Remembering his questions upon the first nugget, Squipply decides to try out this strange thing, and receives his first high, arguably the best. Mainly due to the fact you don't know what will happen. Squipply is still innocent, just curious. Third Nugget: "Oh, it's you again!" Squipply probably says, and remembers his first high with the object of addiction and wants to re-create the feeling of the first, best high. His mind now realizing the feeling can get the most out of the experience. However, after this experience, he gets his first "crash", in which case he feels the ill effects of this object of addiction (now calling a drug, as it's simpler and more likely to be... I know it isn't 100% a drug) Innocence is shaving away, but still there. Fourth Nugget: Looking forward to his next encounter with the drug, Squipply sees it in his future and seizes the moment, getting to the drug as fast as possible. He can live without the drug, but it'll be hard. This is the first sign of an addiction. Not many outside signs, but many mental or internal signs might be showing. The high is normal, but less effective. The crash is more prevalent now, and here on, physical signs of the addiction to the drug can be shown here and after this point. Squipply realizes this, but ignores it as much as he can. Innocence is minimal. Fifth Nugget: Like before, Squipply gets to the drug as fast as he can, even if he can't see it. He knows he'll find it if he keeps looking hard enough. The high is just a high, and the crash shows more signs of addiction. Unsurprisingly, he ignores it and gazes at his next dose right after his crash. Squipply is now in the addicted community to this drug. Getting out isn't easy, if possible without medical help. Innocence is barely present if not gone. Sixth Nugget: Like stated before, Squipply landed right into his next dose, readies himself, and indulges. The highs are now starting to lose effect, and are now just a part of his life. Getting out now is pretty much impossible without extreme measures. The crashes are getting more and more devastating to himself physically, mentally, and spiritually. There is no innocence left in Squipply, he has gone too deep for that, and probably understands that. Seventh Nugget: Squipply now finds himself neck deep into this drug, and probably knows he won't leave. Chances are he won't, so he indulges again. The high, barely existent, but still necessary if Squipply doesn't want to undergo withdraws, which he might have faced before, but are now more and more frequent if not constant unless under the effects of the drug. The crash is the first that could be life threatening for more simple drugs, like foods, and people aren't going to help him. Squipply now lives in a community of people like him. Addicts. Getting out now is a possibility of about 2%. Innocence is replaced with shame. Squipply probably sees himself from the eyes of others and realizes that he is a wreck, but can't stop. Nobody is helping him. He has succumbed to the addiction. Eighth Nugget: The recovery from the last encounter was rough, taking some time. He doesn't run to his next dose, in fact, Squipply probably tries to kick the habit after realizing what it's doing to him. Results, however, are futile. He returns to the drug. If there is a high, it lasts only a few moments, and the crashes are getting exponentially worse. He knows what he has become, and most likely wants someone to give him a hand up. Chances like those, however, are very rare, and you have to be a very lucky Squipply to get help now, either from family, friends, or organizations. Squipply is now infinitely scarred, thus connected, to this drug. It will be a factor for the rest of his life. He is now most likely totally surrounded by people with his same addiction, thus no more judgment, only addiction. Ninth Nugget: If he hasn't died yet, Squipply's gonna go soon. The addiction has gotten so bad, that recovery isn't an option. Chances of over-dosing are extremely high, as Squipply wants to experience his first high again, but won't. Squipply is probably depressed and lost. He's confused with how he's gotten this far, and wants dearly to stop. There is no chance for him, however, he has become the addiction. Poor Squipply. Those who are saved now certainly have stories to tell, and will want to go back to the drug in hopes of a second-first high or wanting to end the withdraws. Fate decides what happens to Squipply now. This is the end of the short, but not the story. Tenth Nugget: The last nugget. This is it. If Squipply isn't kicking the addiction by a thread, he's dead. Poor Squipply has finally succumbed to the addiction with his life. There is no high, and there is no crash. His physical state is critical, his mental state unstable, and his spiritual state is caged away via the addiction. Moments before the final dose, he thinks about his life, and sorta knows this is it. "One last high is all I want, and then I wanna go home," says Squipply. He indulges... Poor Squipply... poor Squipply. Addiction is a serious thing, and this vid is a serious, yet simple but entertaining way to look at it. It makes sense to anybody, even the twelve year old me who saw this when it came out (or around 2014). If someone you know is battling an addiction, or needs to get out, get them help. Whether it be fast food, smoking, drinking, or meth, try to help them. If you are in an addiction, escape while you still can. Future, living you will thank you. This got deep real quick... whoops. Seriously though, addictions are cereal, so take them cereal! Edit: Wow... I mean it took like 45 minutes to compose and get things right... but thanks for the likes and thanks! Hooray for Squipply, may he hold close and dear to your hearts! Wow. I didn't expect a little personal blurb on something to blow up so much, but wow. I've loved writing, and I feel like this is a little example of what I like doing. I didn't expect this to get as much traction as it did, and 2 years later, I'm surprised this is even still here! I'm in college now, and I can say this is almost nostalgic in a way! I remember learning about the "white rabbit", the consequences of addiction, and how downward things can go. It was an interesting little blurb I wrote, and it was done out of complete boredom... who knew! In short, thanks! This makes my heart happy to see people like what I've made, and I'll try to scour the internet for more things to write! And yes, I know his name is Kiwi. Squipply just sounds goofy to lighten the mood!

[@alexgriffin821]

wow this needs more likes

[@ins3158]

@@alexgriffin821 yeah

[@thatdiscordowl_8496]

Po

[@thatdiscordowl_8496]

Longest comment

[@twitchzexla854]

Poor bird

[@luciphier]

The thing I didn't notice as a kid watching this video is that the kiwi is alone. Addiction is not a coincidence: it happens to isolated people who have no other form of support or camaraderie.

[@DeepSeaWorm]

@Adrian Vegas you won't be alone forever, you'll find someone who helps. But for now, you can help yourself. :^)

[@Jack.D]

@@DeepSeaWorm nah…

[@miriamamuedo690]

@@Jack.D Ofc yes, but sometimes It takes time

[@upsii_daisy]

That's not true i have a lot of amazing people around me and i'm an addict. Maybe it happens to people who feel alone but not only to the isolated.

[@m56214]

@@DeepSeaWorm Do you know an animation on youtube with whistling banana peel

[@user-ss8sh8hs9g]

ショートで知った日本人の同士いる？

[@TheBestInsects]

I kept seeing this video on my recommendations and i had no idea what it was about. Im glad i clicked it and i understood it so quickly!

[@helenareedus]

this is why, kids, you should never eat food off the ground.

[@phroggie_6669]

69th like 😏😏😏

[@shanvimehra1699]

😂😂

[@cathrynsison5357]

Ok

[@georgplaz]

i knew there was a hidden meaning to it just couldn't quite put my finger on what it was..

[@SupasitPhungrattana]

It looks like "oil" more than nugget

[@emersonkelly9654]

I like how at the end he was still moving, despite how hard it had got. He never stopped. To anyone struggling with addiction out there, Youve got this i beleive in you.

[@origamimaster2077]

Idk about you, but I think the kiwi bird was trying to get more of that nugget

[@user-fi1kn3oq4m]

Time to sleep

[@user-wo3ex1px1k]

Как раз он двигался чтобы получить больше капель и ему надо было просто остановится или идти дальше и получать удовольствие как раньше просто от того что он ходит ну или выпить каплю но только через какое то время может быть в конце он как раз об этом и подумал

[@yungscar5176]

thank you.

[@thisguyhd6591]

Believe* gotta change it so people don’t think you just half assed it and don’t care like your on your way somewhere else. :( 😢

[@user-td4ti7yt2m]

1回目は何かわかんなくて通り過ぎるけど、2回目また同じのを見たら気になって吸っちゃうのがリアル

[@romaroy9139]

This animation showed us beautifully about what addiction is

[@heysoulsister6247]

I like they used a kiwi bird for this animation, a species of bird that can’t fly. They show the kiwi flying when it gets high on the drug, making it feel good. But it also shows a disadvantage the kiwi has because it can’t actually fly, which is landing safely and recovering from flying. The kiwi knows that it’s damaging itself but can’t shake off how good it felt to fly. Therefore, it keeps to its addiction. This was so cleverly made.

[@shaundraharbin4521]

At the end, he actually is going to eat the final nugget after that, it will end, cause that’s how it goes.

[@shaundraharbin4521]

Even the more nuggets he eats, The more fat he gets

[@kittycatopal]

😂😂

[@heggelihd_shorts]

I don't think that's a kiwi bird

[@pietasofia5756]

@@heggelihd_shorts The description of the video says that it’s a kiwi

[@captkling]

Watching my 22 year old son live with active addiction and on and off recovery since 16 I can tell you that this is 99% accurate. Just missing the final scene - death by overdose or suicide. I've received the "good-bye Dad, I love you but I am going to kill myself tonight" text more times than a father should. (fortunately he always passed out before completing the act). My heart breaks for those enslaved to addiction and those who love them.

[@user-db5zc1nf4b]

WTF how can you have addicted 16 yr old son(only if you are from america maybe)

[@c3p0worksatburgerking35]

@@user-db5zc1nf4b its the sons fault not the dads fault dont be so mean

[@mayriil9219]

@@user-db5zc1nf4b That is 1st of all super rude. 2ndly The father is just warning everyone about the dangers of addiction and how it effected them. IF YOU DON'T HAVE ANYTHING GOOD TO SAY DONT SAY IT!!!

[@user-db5zc1nf4b]

@@mayriil9219 i fucking ate you rmother

[@valenciajohnson352]

@@user-db5zc1nf4b being ignorant to that the fact that “pain killers” given by hospital and doctors can be addicting and are given out very easily. Also you don’t know the full story so please don’t judge

[@ThatOneKayna]

My teacher showed me this in class a while back and I almost cried. This animation stresses me out so much idk why

[@MisterShadowsX]

I saw this when I was much younger. I never thought for a second that I would be this kiwi, yet here I am.

[@LaserThemTheGirl]

Stop it, get some help

[@revolioclockbergjr.gearhea5311]

Casul Souls im michael jordan

[@HonkChamp]

Casul Souls I only liked it cuz it had 992 likes.

[@shortshotgunman5582]

Revolio Clockberg Jr. / Gearhead im here to talk about famly big mac mac nugget

[@LaserThemTheGirl]

Double Girl plz no normie memes

[@comradeparakeet]

damn son where did yu find dis

[@KanyeWestEnthusiast3535]

Moral of the story: Don't eat yellow things from the ground

[@Otryvik]

Ha ha very funny

[@nuclearhedgehog7279]

That too I suppose

[@astrowind2873]

Especially when it’s on the snow

[@lizzypoo0]

Moral of the story: Don’t drink a ball of yellow liquid on the snow with your beak.

[@qiyuuuu]

Especially yellow snow

[@user-dm7cd4rq4x]

Боже покажи это всем родителям, пуст. Они покажут детям а дети друзьям. И учителя в школах пусть всем покажут, пусть включат в школьную программу и обсуждают с детьми каждый год. Боже храни людей! Всех!!😢

[@Oof10131]

Nine years later and I’m still watching this. What a poor wingless bird, all he wanted to do was fly but instead got an addiction

[@melone6448]

How can such a simple animation be so deep and emotional ; - ;

[@beeferoni786]

fuck off

[@leagueoftwotrolls1904]

Frogmin so random

[@locoz1631]

Que puta significa esto?

[@faisalsyed1515]

Coz we all have gone through this in life

[@Septor-xc4xr]

@@faisalsyed1515 through getting fat and high off of gelatinous chicken nuggets off the floor?

[@MC-rz1po]

When clicked on this video I was expecting dank memes.

[@xxsunny_dayzxx8118]

Me too

[@krictus7208]

Bro I think the same

[@jaxavi]

S A M E

[@unknownp5505]

*Same like wtf*

[@hotpikachusex]

Same

[@Stoicdexter]

I’m 15 years old never touched drugs never planned to but this video is quite dark and shows us the discipline of drugs and I like that well done to the team for this

[@casca.kyasuka]

I remember our history teacher showed us this video and most of my classmates didn't really pay attention to the meaning, they just laughed at it.

[@claire-pk9um]

I will see you guys in 5 years when this gets in our recommended again

[@ggukiemonster]

Claire JP just 2 days later

[@danielmorgan1126]

😂😂

[@tonytheturtleboi4559]

Ree

[@minkymoth538]

How did you know??

[@saramateiuc1251]

Heyyyyyyyyyy

[@chaotic_salad1970]

Vid: says nuggets Me: this will be funny! Me at the end: ....I'm sad.....

[@stevencarenduff2623]

Bird:U think I’m DEAD! 💀

[@milesharris249]

Me to

[@weird0141]

Poor kiwi

[@zucc5330]

same

[@asrueq]

Yea