The Reign of Fred Figglehorn | Fallen Titans

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[@lancebiggerstaff2660]

I legit missed you, Quinton

[@DarwinskiYT]

Omg this is 3 hours long I just realised 40 minutes in

[@DarwinskiYT]

How come in this video you look like John Lennon

[@ne3856]

I would like to remind all of you that Quinton made a 3 hour video on Fred Figglehorn

[@JayKayEllEmm]

@@lancebiggerstaff2660 you are a mad man.

[@handstouchinghands]

"She has everything I'm looking for in a women: she's breathing, and she didn't run away when I smiled at her" how dare the delivery of this line be so funny

[@natcorrea7421]

How dare they make such a tragically relatable line-

[@thanatoast]

Why TF is Fred way more funny than i remember?

[@alexanderrodriguez5]

​@@thanatoast You grew up and realised that he was ahead of his time.

[@VictoriaVanderlinden]

a woman* or women* in general. "a women" does not make sense.

[@mctheplaywright]

I know that John Cena‘s relationship to Fred is already covered in this video, but as John Cena is currently on an absolutely crazy upward turn as an actor thanks to his shocking well received performance as Peacemaker in James Gunn’s Suicide Squad universe, I think it bears repeating. John Cena started acting because the WWE asked him to do it as a way of marketing their brands. And he didn’t enjoy Acting until finding the fun while doing Fred. He has gone on record in modern interview saying that Fred was the moment where he realize he actually enjoyed acting. It took him over a decade to actually find a Director who could use him properly like he was used in Fred, but we wouldn’t have the peacemaker character without Fred the movie.

[@annest.5356]

amazing piece of trivia, from start to finish, thank you!

[@RemusHolt]

I would just like to say my favorite John Cena role is him in playing with fire he’s really sweet and fun in it and it’s that story where big intimidating guy becomes a father figure it’s amazing

[@randomtraveler4149]

@@RemusHolt Yeah, it was a sweet movie.

[@theblackswordsman5039]

@@randomtraveler4149 no it’s not, it’s terrible, like genuinely terrible

[@randomtraveler4149]

@@theblackswordsman5039 Okay and that's your opinion I haven't seen it in a while, but I have fond memories. As long as a movie provides enjoyment, I don't think it can be genuinely terrible.

[@FissionCube]

i hope lucas watches this tbh, i feel like hed really appreciate someone actually putting so much time into this character he made on a whim as a kid, even if he himself has since moved past the character

[@girliboi]

not sure if/when he'll have time to watch, but he's definitely going to find out it's here (if he hasn't already)..

[@doperagu8471]

Agreed!

[@queerlibtardhippie9357]

@@girliboi HIS JOB IS LITERALLY REACTING TO STUFF LOL

[@progoofster]

He did

[@dreas5013]

@@progoofster is there a video response or?

[@alizardperson]

The voice is annoying we all know, but the absolute intelligence of a 13 year old creating this character with its subtle implications that don’t outright tell us what we need to know, along with being a pioneer of KZbin becoming what it is today, is absolutely impressive. Lucas is an absolute creative genius!

[@introusas]

He can be so genuinely funny sometimes, lol

[@carolinea6769]

My takeaways: - Fred was the precursor to Filthy Frank - Kevin was secretly in love with Fred the whole time - The brand integration in Early Fred was actually really well done

[@PropheticShadeZ]

welcome to hour 3

[@skinnyzachfilms]

Has Filthy Frank ever referenced Fred?

[@Irapotato]

-Fred had a better 4th wall creator-meets-character moment than the Nostalgia Critic did

[@IcyDiamond]

@@Irapotato Lucas actually left his persona unlike Doug

[@IcyDiamond]

Plot Twist: Filthy Frank is a alternate universe Fred who’s Asian

[@andymcnamar2339]

it is actually kind of nice to hear that the team behind the fred movies actually wanted lucas to succeed and weren't just trying to get as much money out of his IP as possible.

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

it's amazing that, by the time the fred movies were being made, Lucas had not only developed his own multimillion dollar brand, but he was recognized critically by these producers as the truly great actor that he was. what an amazing and brilliant individual.

[@Manticorn]

funny that despite the black comedy of the original series, the story of Fred has been wholesome from beginning to end. I'll say that I always liked the Fred movie. It's great at family gatherings. It gets a laugh out of all ages.

[@maryamsamer1830]

@@bilbo_gamers6417 

[@brynniefresh9746]

the first fred movie is actually good and this makes sense to me...the people actually cared about the story even if it was thrown together a little

[@TyrellGames]

​@brynniefresh9746 i think the first fred makes sense as a joker style comedy where hes a deluded stalker, but the last scene where judy comes to his house kind of ruins it for me

[@skirdus367]

I never thought I'd hear the words "lore", "timeline" and "canon" used to describe the Fred series

[@DarwinskiYT]

Or multiverse

[@doraeguyakaneddie6586]

Or "Story arc"

[@faeriefriend101]

Now all we need is Fred AUs

[@GmNdWtchr96]

@@faeriefriend101 Sorry, but... Fred-sona

[@justinwatson1510]

No

[@Dradeeus]

I gotta admit that scene where Fred was "piecing it together" with flashbacks of brazenly obvious clues and being outright told was pretty funny.

[@lillianward2810]

Agreed.

[@anactualalpaca7016]

@RickJoystick well that's just like your opinion, man

[@freya3217]

I lost it when he did a reverse American and assumed Georgia meant to the country and not the state.

[@jesusramirezromo2037]

That's a tiered trope tbh

[@BringusWingus]

I’m surprised by how many times I’ve laughed at Fred jokes through this video. As a kid I wrote Fred off as a high-pitched screaming annoyance, but there’s some actual gold throughout the entire Fred canon.

[@muticere]

I think a lot of us were shown only the most annoying stuff (the high-pitched screaming vids for example that Quinton kindly excluded from this one). The show was never pitched to us as something that could be good.

[@arthurdurham]

@@muticere Exactly. It shows, especially on the internet, how much people's perception of something can often be based on the opinions of others without ever actually experiencing the thing being critiqued

[@EternallyEve]

The Buzz/Flapper joke got me good.

[@AwesomeTuba14]

@@EternallyEve me too. I literally laughed hard out loud at that clip

[@benjireil4243]

thank you BringusWingus, your wisdom has inspired me todayy

[@The_Kenster]

"I don't actually remember filming any videos. Once the camera started rolling I would blackout as the spirit of Fred possessed my mortal body once again."

[@dracorex426]

My thoughts exactly.

[@DeltaOdyssey]

Fred vs. Shaggy, make it happen death battle

[@-_0PreppySmiles0_-]

Loswr

[@Sluggadome_Rotunda_Bernardson]

@@DeltaOdyssey ima try contacting them

[@ironmantis778]

Diablo

[@utopiaoverture]

I love how out of Fred, ICarly and Victorious you’ve seemed to enjoy watching Fred the most

[@farshnuke]

Because he's the one one kid written by an actual kid.

[@pweefypweef4089]

And hes the only kid whose life wasn't put through hell of the most disgusting and darkest variety, by a Nickolodeon producer.

[@Nothingtoseehere-eo7zq]

Because no one got molested on the set of Fred

[@redneckwalrus6694]

@@pweefypweef4089 what are you talking about, icarly and victorious dont have producers?

[@corypowercat7277]

Agreed and I used to watch all three. ALSO does anyone remember the crossover between ICarly and Fred?

[@allyu6]

I did not realize how dark the original Fred videos are nor how coherent the narrative is. It is much more creative and talented than I appreciated.

[@fable23]

I think the reason why Fred the TV Show holds up so well is because it's actually... _nice._ It is a fundamentally _kind_ show. This is especially clear after watching the iCarly video. Fred the show has none of the casual comedic cruelty that defined iCarly and so much other Nickelodeon content during that period. Sure, it made fun of its characters, but ultimately it always came back around to being sympathetic towards them. And unlike iCarly, instead of paying lipservice to celebrating weirdness while the narrative punished anyone who was actually weird, it _truly_ celebrated weirdness, something that was kind of unavoidable given how deeply weird the Nick version of Fred actually was. And in this world of cynicism, cringe culture, and anonymous cruelty, a show that lets its characters be truly, deeply weird and then loves them all anyway... that's a refreshing change of pace.

[@skylarsfunfilms]

Agreed

[@Princess.McBetch]

It reminded me of the vibe of pete and pete sometimes, but a more hyper version if that makes sense. That show was a unique treasure

[@diamondmatter2919]

I think this is the same reason Nickelodeon Fred somehow reminds me of early SpongeBob.

[@regularjoe5517]

This is one of the reasons I like Fred so much (from what I’ve seen in this video) I’ve always felt like a deeply strange or weird person compared to society’s standards of “normal” and Fred seems like a series that doesn’t relentlessly bash him for being so odd. It makes me feel like I’m just another person, not some weird alien pretending to be human

[@obabytutu6008]

Did I just read a novel in KZbin comments… yes I did

[@AnimeFan9833]

Nickelodeon execs really looked at the story of a traumatized kid who's abusive drug addicted mother "works the corners" and thought "Let's make this a kids show".

[@lukaj679]

Children with dubious parental figures was Nickelodeon's niche

[@rowdy2063]

This *is* the same studio who saw a guy make a comic called “Johnny The Homicidal Maniac” and was like “Hey, let’s give that guy a kids cartoon.”

[@melvv18]

I mean look at ICarly

[@pedroxqui]

Kids show, 3 movies, a cartoon and a mountain of merch

[@jakedebruin2246]

Though barley anyone watching his videos actually got the underlying storyline.

[@cthulhud0nuts]

I think one point of The Fred Show that I quite like is that like… his house looks and *feels* like a real house, even more grounded Disney/Nick shows feel incredibly fake but his house genuinely looks almost like they just walked into some family’s house and started filming. The school even looks a lot more real than other shows.

[@danielgraham1082]

Because they’re real they weren’t sets

[@samu-chan]

so true

[@corypowercat7277]

I wish my school was like the school on ICarly. (Speaking of school sets.)

[@snapple5950]

I mean since he's a young kid on KZbin, this was probably true at least in the beginning before he got a bunch of money.

[@oxxy6678]

Yes. Because they are filming in a house. Why would you use a set when Fred literally takes place in a normal house

[@peter42liter93]

dude kevins actor is really the goat in every single fred property, that man is having the time of his life with the role of kevin and i am so here for it

[@enbeast8350]

I unironically laughed at "nerderer" because I have no sense of humor 😂

[@Fairygroveyt]

He actually didn't wanna be in the movies after a while.

[@-psilo-9071]

I commented very similar things, but people replied saying he hated the role, which really confused me cause he always does such a good job, and he genuinely seems like he's having fun, so idk it's weird. I'd love to see him in a role he actually likes if that's him in one he hates.

[@TheRealGuusMcgoose]

@@-psilo-9071no for realllll

[@pedrokz8.0]

"thanks Fred, for making me look like a tool" hit me like a truck

[@clonemarine1]

I love the concept that Fred isn't aware of the American State of Georgia, but he IS intimately aware of Georgia, the formerly Soviet, East-European country.

[@prageruwu69]

tbf i was the same until like 3 years ago.

[@aw2584]

East European? You were doing so well mate, cmon

[@clonemarine1]

@@aw2584 Don't split hairs.

[@ToomyTheTurtle]

@@goroakechi6126 key word formerly…

[@beepbeepeddie8010]

@@aw2584 my bfs from georgia and they say its in east europe

[@sleepysmartboy6287]

Lucas was a great actor. Not to mention the fact that he reported being tired between every scene because he switched from screaming for a minute at a time on KZbin to entire monologues. He's done so good.

[@noelaguirrechavez4462]

Him doing the voices on the Hannah Montana episode made me think that.

[@chosoistryinghisbest]

Fred's character reminds me of Cat from Victorious. The character is supposed to be weird, but its the actor's performance that makes the character feel alive. The darker storyline is hidden by the actor's performance and the darker storyline is like a hidden gem that you start to understand when you get older. Its this cynical humor that makes you laugh because its a tragic situation that snowballs into something that gets so whimsical that even if its tragic, you laugh.

[@yasminetarr3162]

the flanderization of cat made me so sad bc i loved her

[@fable23]

Every Marvin Marvin clip makes me feel so bad for Lucas. It's like Nick had this really talented performer, effortlessly funny in a way that you can't teach, and all they could think of to do with him was just make Fred Again, but from space this time I guess.

[@thegenericguy8309]

No one here's appreciating how good a joke 'She said she was from Georgia, leading Fred to assume she was a Soviet spy' is

[@Jason_Altea]

Between that and "Scratchy Throat" being a reference to the "Deep Throat" informant from Watergate, it's now canon that apparently Nickelodeon Fred is secretly a history buff despite being so dumb.

[@philismenko]

@@Jason_Altea but he misses out on the glaring inaccuracy of Lincoln being alive in the 1890s.

[@Jason_Altea]

@@philismenko Well I guess it's only 20th century history then.

[@WarriorPNG]

was Georgia a eastern bloc country i haven't brushed up on my history for a while

[@Jason_Altea]

@@WarriorPNG It's a country on the border of Europe and Asia, just south of the eastern-most part of Russia. It was annexed by Russia post-WWI and was part of the Soviet Union until 1991.

[@foxdeanda1716]

this is what i've taken away from this video: - Fred is actually a very interesting and creative series and Lucas is a phenomenal performer - Kevin definitely has had repressed feelings for Fred the whole time - we all must submit to Expired Cow for eternal salvation

[@gamerule18]

A-fuckblasting-men Ok maybe not THAT agreed. But I agree on some level

[@daresaryan8229]

I want to give this a thumbs up but I don't want to mess up the 666 😅

[@Antwon22]

we must obey the cow or he shall take our cake

[@theycallmeboo208]

@@Antwon22 I'm gonna get that cake, Fred.

[@lydthekid9021]

I completely agree

[@hannahm760]

okay but the "expired cow" bit in the TV show is so much funnier than it has any right to be

[@paulisaperson0516]

“The cake is baked with their baby, causing them to scream in horror. But sadly they realise that the cake tastes too good, and though their trauma they continue to consume their dead baby” legit a quote about Fred

[@SeymourDisapproves]

Harry Potter Puppet Pals vibes

[@NymphettEcho]

😂 😂 😂 I finally got to this point in the video

[@IcyDiamond]

Out of context that sounds dark as Hell and I love it

[@CherryHotSauce]

@@IcyDiamondprofile pic checks out lol

[@dylant6522]

We are less than 10 minutes in and a kid unironically said “ROFLCOPTER” out loud while talking about a Hannah Montana concert. This is going to be a trip.

[@BonJoviBeatlesLedZep]

I was still too young in 2007 to be online like that, but by the time I learned about the term ROFLCOPTER, it was because Rhett and Link were making fun of it around 2010. I legit never knew it was used unironically til now.

[@JK-gm6kk]

Swoiswoiwoiswoi

[@chuckbatman5]

I haven't even heard ROFLCOPTER ironically since probably 2014, I don't think I've EVER heard it unironically

[@Buttington_Headerson]

Pretty sure roflcopter is ironic by design

[@TheFreepie]

To people too young to remember my understanding is the roflcopter term comes from an ASCII helicopter with propellers made out of the word "ROFL" that would be used a lot in forums (forums were like tumblr and reddit where you'd have threads about variety of subjects and people could reply) ASCII art being an easy form of image based humor where image embedding functionality within these sites wasn't the best

[@Olivia-ot6up]

i wasn't expecting a gay enemies-to-lovers plotline in a Nickelodeon tv show that i didn't know about based on a youtube series i barely know about, but here i am and yknow what?? im kinda here for it

[@doraeguyakaneddie6586]

I wasn't expecting Fred to have a Harem

[@Rawrz013]

this is the best explanation ive seen for fred and kevins relationship. thank you

[@puffandflip]

If it helps, Lucas once said in one of his more recent videos that Fred and Kevin definitely had something going on

[@beckettericsson2554]

even better: childhood best friends to enemies to lovers

[@mmmghool]

Frevin / Kred 4 life

[@chaosheaven23]

"I'm gonna get that cake, Fred." Bro I was literally died every single time.

[@sayhmm]

after the dancing tiktok I died

[@snazzy9175]

The sentence "This is *a* Fred who exists somewhere in the Figgleverse" felt like a punch in the face

[@kaylaisnothere4397]

The term "Figgleverse" being so boldly coined like that made me have to take a break

[@tensnakesandacat2108]

3:19:50

[@skeletonbuyingpealts7134]

@@tensnakesandacat2108 Not all heroes wear underwear

[@SapientGalaxy]

I find it incredibly funny that John Cena's take on Fred and youtubers in general in 2009 is more thoughtful and forward looking than a lot of people still hold today. Especially as someone who became famous/a celebrity through the "normal" path, it'd be easy for him to look down on Fred's popularity as not real or lesser than his own. The Fred TV show seems like exactly the type of thing that'd become popular on the internet. Random absurdist moments thrown in that you could completely miss because it's played straight. Like 1:58:40 made me actually laugh when I noticed they replaced the actor with a regular cookie during the shot, reverse shot scene.

[@JK-gm6kk]

Hes always been a pretty solid dude, it seems. Alot of activity with make a wish foundation and such

[@Y2Ksnowglobe]

Thank you for drawing my attention to that cookie detail. It is incredible.

[@williameyelash8053]

HAHAHAHAHAH wth I love the cookie good finding

[@beelzemobabbity]

John Cena, as far as I have seen is a really great thoughtful guy. It’s kind of unexpected when you watch one of his interviews for the first time.

[@xsteveconwayx]

John Cena got famous in an industry that sprang up in carnivals and had some real carnie tendencies during the careers of the people that trained and mentored him. I think Cena’s path to stardom made him more open to what fame is than you’d get from an actor or musician. Pro wrestling is a strange world.

[@IsaacMayerCreativeWorks]

I never got into Fred because I’m sensitive to high-pitched sounds. But as a creative writing minor I have to say what surprises me the most about this is how well this series introduces the concept of an unreliable narrator in a way that is accessible to tweens

[@MiloKuroshiro]

And written and planned by a kid and only a kid for quite a while! That's really impressive.

[@ScepticalAgnostic]

"Fred: The Show" has a poor reputation exclusively with people who have never watched it, and thus don't realize that it secretly has all the elements of a cult classic.

[@yanananami4425]

my thoughts exactly

[@bruhspenning]

well that's entirely possible but as a child I got the irrisistable urge to change the channel when Fred: The Show was on so if a kid would rather listen to the radio then get a headache it failed as children's media.

[@ridleysomeliana-lauer5814]

Yeah, no? It wasn’t popular with people who watched it either. And cult classic? That’s fuckin funny.

[@Chibbykins]

that's a lot of words which say nothing.

[@milesparker557]

Before more people make asses of themselves by not getting a joke, this is a reference to something Quinton says in another video. (He might have also said it here, but I haven't finished it yet, so I'm not sure).

[@TheAsexualJellyBean]

I honestly like the idea that the reason Fred's mom calls him "Ferdinand" in the movie is because she just forgets her own son's name.

[@elliejelly8815]

My mom calls my brother George when she forgets his name

[@casperchristiansen2458]

My guess is that he has no first name.

[@MR._3]

John Cena voice acted in a movie about a bull named Ferdinand

[@Nothingtoseehere-eo7zq]

or just didn't understand what Fred was short for

[@alexanderchippel]

@@elliejelly8815 Dude my gram does that to me.

[@theundeadcactus6194]

me as a kid: omg fred is the funniest thing ever! me at 13: ew no fred is so childish me now at 17: how did i go this long without understanding the complex lore of this broken character, how we slowly witness his fall into madness as his world bends around him?

[@postrachsmietnikow]

Cringe culture truly took so much from us

[@JacobHG1234]

you at 35 - In prison for Fredding off in public

[@shmems96]

This is my favorite comment ever

[@loganiushere]

LOL

[@Keke_Poutri]

Same bro, I felt this 😂

[@ShadaOfAllThings]

"The longer Fred continued to exist, the more he kept inventing Filthy Frank" FUCK, ITS TRUE THO

[@MrSkerpentine]

So does that mean modern pop star Joji made it big thanks to Fred’s death?

[@Talking_Ed]

Filthy Frank is literally a mushroom born from Fred warm body.

[@ToxPhy]

If Lucas played more characters like Joji did he probably would’ve been more fondly remembered. Imo the thing that made Frank enjoyable was all the side characters.

[@IcyDiamond]

@@ToxPhy He invented other characters, they just never went anywhere

[@MrSkerpentine]

@@ToxPhy Also lore. Cant forget that hot juicy lore

[@novelezra]

Fred harassing people who 'stole' books from the library is fucking hilarious; A+ concept.

[@TeTaongaKorora]

Can we all appreciate that an actor most known for being a huge Chad in the Hunger Games and Blue Mountain State also has on his IMDB "Expired Cow"

[@Iconicdreamer]

I knew it was him. There’s only two people with strong ass chins like that! Bruce Campbell and Alan Ritchson

[@Niagaranobs]

Charlie...

[@oldflowers1342]

LMFAO don't forget that he was Raphael in like all three live-action TMNT movies. Tbh, he was probably the best part of all of them.

[@lunagale1573]

You know, it's this Fred analysis that makes me see that the most part, a lot of things get popular for a reason. The most I heard of Fred stuff is "Fred is screaming weird things at the camera in a high pitched voice", but seeing his early stuff, it's clear that he had a lot of creativity and fun with his stuff, even if the humor didn't always age well. I can def see why people liked it at least.

[@antonia9578]

Yeah I never knew about the older stuff and some of it is hilarious, especially for such a young creator

[@Jaros]

I only ever knew Fred as someone Quinton and other people talked about on KZbin, but honestly seeing his older stuff I wouldn't be surprised if a ten year old version of me would have found it pretty funny

[@sinvector8020]

Me before the video: Fred is a menace! Me after the video: Fred was a hero. I just couldn't see it.

[@patriciajimenez3403]

the biggest thing i took away from this video is how underrated and under appreciated Lucas is!! i’m sorry a 13 year old created the whole fred character and was more consistent with the plot and had no plot holes!! and then his acting!! he really deserves better bc he’s so talented

[@Kseniya-h3g]

kevin and fred are THE representation we deserved

[@JinStreams]

The enemies to lovers arc we can all relate to

[@Jamesboleeey]

It’s also funny that Fred dresses like Abe Lincoln thinking that the theme of the dance was the 1890’s instead of the 1990’s because Abe Lincoln was shot in 1865. He didn’t even get the 1890’s right. Fred was a masterpiece.

[@erinnichols531]

I honestly feel really bad for Lucas looking back at all this. All he wanted was to be recognized as a talented performer and move away from the Fred character, but they just kept pushing for Fred more and more. I personally would love to see him in some more mature roles.

[@Dmv_devin]

He’s a really good actor he just got out in really bad roles after fred then he kind of gave up on acting

[@arareanddifferenttune3130]

His YT channel is poppin tho!

[@arielleiman]

@@arareanddifferenttune3130 right! I love him and his brother Jacob

[@John12494]

He deserves a Robert Pattison style arc. Just start staring in insanely indie art projects and then land a leading role in like an MCU lol.

[@nukamolly]

@@arareanddifferenttune3130he’s genuinely very funny. fred got tired after a while, but i was 13 at the same time as him - so i thought the original youtube series was funny. then it just got old and unfunny after a while. lucas himself though is hysterical and i’m proud of him.

[@Kingdomheatsox2]

I can’t tell if Fred is Genius or if watching almost four hours of critical analysis of him has fucked up my sense of humour

[@ataraxia7439]

What is your icon pic?

[@superceleste5728]

This is been my existential crisis for the last 4 hours

[@xxthatsnotmexx]

It-it's genius...

[@Zlixlriffs]

It could be both

[@juliannah5721]

Holy shit I just realized how long this is

[@kenzieleigh2017]

John Cena playing his father WAS an iconic cultural moment, because it's literally the only thing I remember from the movie.

[@glitchedsushi]

Gotta admit that “you can’t spell friend without Fred” is a nice slogan

[@thanatoast]

You can't spell fluoride either apparently.

[@scoutman66]

Can't spell fired without Fred either

[@lelenotkamillan943]

@@thanatoast Fred is anti-yellow-teeth /j

[@elfey7771]

On a different note- Ur pfp fricking love it

[@arthurdurham]

This was terrific. What amazes me is that I never knew Fred was made with... creative intent. I never watched Fred and just knew him from the screeching and assumed he was like a bunch of dead annoying KZbin trends. But damn, Lucas really was trying to make art in his way. I'll never watch it because his voice makes my ears bleed, but it's interesting there was depth to it

[@MrX626]

Same honestly, like I remember I saw a few episodes of Fred on KZbin and I literally never picked up on his abusive life cause I couldn’t get past the voice. This video has made me look at Fred and Lucas differently in a more positive light… But I’m not watching the vids now

[@AZaqZaqProduction]

Yeah, lots of people here in the comments saying that they're getting a sense of fondness for the character, but I'm pretty sure that's just because Quinton did his best to minimize how many clips he subjected us to.

[@arthurdurham]

@@AZaqZaqProduction that's true as well

[@BradsGonnaPlay]

@@AZaqZaqProduction Quinton definitely propagandized his interpretation on us. Kinda surprised to see “wow there’s so much depth to this character, still not interested tho” in the comments as if that’s a *positive* review.

[@leopoldogallarreta9323]

Wtf, why is Kevin so funny. His screaming and then "Thank you Fred for making me look like a tool" delivery is perfect.

[@wowjennawow]

the part about kevin’s mom’s story being progressive was a FANTASTIC joke that did not go unnoticed. you’re a legend

[@juliamavroidi8601]

I don't get it, lol

[@tonybologna.469]

@@juliamavroidi8601 Kevin’s mom’s actor also plays flo from the progressive ads

[@no1legobatmanfan]

@@tonybologna.469OH MY GOD

[@darkdest6664]

@@tonybologna.469 i knew she looks familiar i couldn't place it though tysm

[@andrewlivingston1590]

“Puberty of the author” is an expression that really needs to take off!

[@toetotipthatsabart5048]

Fred is so irresistible to the girls in his school for one reason - he’s the gay kid who doesn’t know he’s gay yet.

[@byakuyatogami2905]

Considering Lucas' modern content I would not be surprised (whether it was on purpose or by accident)

[@byakuyatogami2905]

@Dustin the Goosebumps fan yeah that's what I was implying. He's open about it now so it wouldn't surprise me if he coded Fred as gay either with or without knowing

[@TindraSan]

"I don't feel any threatening vibes of attraction or fascination from you, and I find that very attractive.

[@kakao6125]

@@TindraSan ahh no wonder

[@PrincessAshley972]

@@byakuyatogami2905 i can see at least some of it being completely by accident. Like, he just did it how he felt it should go and it came out coded gay

[@guuuuiiiinnnnssss56]

Wild how looking back on this dude he was actually really smart and self-aware for a 13 year old. Like where was I when I was 13, trying to get free toontown memberships off of KZbin and accidentally giving my PC a virus

[@brennan_]

honestly! I was shocked hearing some of those bits in the early KZbin videos again, like some of those jokes are about as good as what professional TV writers would come up with in that era.

[@amalija11]

Lmaoo toontown... do you play Toontown Rewritten?

[@guuuuiiiinnnnssss56]

@@amalija11 YES and I was absolutely scalped to learn that I didn’t have to pay for anything

[@dio1803]

trans abbacchio pfp i would die for you

[@jacobali333]

Relieved to know I wasn't the only stupid kid who messed up a computer because I wanted free stuff in a game XD

[@nateds7326]

Fred is like the real life version of one of those immortal beings in fictional stories that just pops up where ever there's a major historical event(you know the type of guy who saw Pompeii burn to the ground and the Great Wall of China being built). He just pops up everywhere and it's bizzare.

[@tobeseve4020]

Fun little thing about Fred, I went to middle school with the daughter of the actress who played Fred's mom in the movie. She was in a ton of notable stuff, like Forrest Gump, Holes, and a lot more. But at the time, as tiny little middle schoolers, the thing this girl bragged about and the thing we were the most excited about was that her mom was in Fred.

[@shadowcween7890]

who was she if she was in notable movies

[@tobeseve4020]

@@shadowcween7890 Siobhan Fallon Hogan

[@Dmv_devin]

I forgot she was in holes I think it’s cause her fred role was more noticeable

[@zeemar13]

Aww thats really endearing

[@hima9890]

i live in the same town as her mom! she's really sweet, i've seen her at the middle school's annual musical and every time i've spoken to her she's really nice. love seeing her around, every time i do i think "oh my god it's fred's mom"

[@pinkopat]

How does it feel to be one of the leading Fred Figglehorn historians?

[@alicethetransdalek7333]

"one of" implies that someone else has made a documentary as/more extensive than this one. i need a link

[@pinkopat]

@@alicethetransdalek7333 sadly the world of accademia is inaccessible, thus the extensive research done on Fred Figgelhorn remains mostly hidden in research libraries

[@xoxoshaneandmexoxo]

This just makes me want a chrischan video which should not be made

[@lillyrichter3383]

@@xoxoshaneandmexoxo There’ve been countless essay/documentary style videos made about Chris, including a nearly 60 part long series by GenoSamuel2.1. If that’s what you mean.

[@amesstarline5482]

Figglehistorians, you mean?

[@howler9171]

The clip of Expired Cow saying "I'm gonna get that cake fred" after showing lucas twerking on tik tok is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long time. I'd like to believe that the entire 3 and a half hours of the video leading up to that moment was all just buildup for that joke to pay off in the end

[@zayindarkmore1616]

3:25:52

[@fabxo4551]

LMFAOOOOOOOO NO LITERALLY

[@mctwist5753]

I was watching at this point at 3 in the morning and fucking DIED AAA

[@engelberthovel8566]

5:30 am, also busted out laughing and now sound like a psycho

[@kylalee8737]

Oh my god for years ive had the memory of “man who is accused of being a vampire actually just digs mysterious holes in his backyard to make kimchi” but had NO IDEA where it came from, but now ive just learned it’s from fred 2?? 😭😭😭

[@-chippedstars-2889]

I can't help but feel bad for Lucas. He made this character as a kid and no one let him expand past Fred. He was stuck with this annoying high pitched child character while he ages past the age its funny.

[@ashleyjackson4266]

I litterly watch him and his brothers videos all the time I love Lucas and jacob now

[@ericamaya2467]

But he's doing it for fun at this point. He definitely has enough money to settle and stop. I think he just has an attachment to his creation.

[@brit2667]

@@ericamaya2467 he stopped years ago lol

[@Korrin69]

I don't think of him as him idk maybe cause I'm too young to grow up with fred so I just think of him as a gay legend.

[@gracestorm1167]

I love Lucas’s videos now they are so funny and awesome

[@chromiumex2384]

The seriousness with which you said ‘figgleverse’ fucking sent me

[@IcyDiamond]

Nice profile picture!

[@chromiumex2384]

@@IcyDiamond thanks!

[@e.w.7366]

I’ve gotta say, the line in Fred: The Show where at 2:33:06 Kevin says “Dude, I said I was sorry for hitting on your mom,” was honestly really funny to me.

[@beanieguitarguy4070]

The Fred Show Kevin has some of my favorite lines. The best one in my opinion was “You’re a NERDerer... *silence* SHUT UP!! It’s funny!”

[@trevorvergesart]

@@beanieguitarguy4070 Kevin is legit hilarious

[@NidorinoAlliance]

I actually laughed out loud when it was cutting to all the “clues” for the bank robber, and they’re more obvious until it shows him explicitly saying “For the last time I’m not a driving instructor. I’m a bank robber”. They get mileage out of Fred being that gullible. Decent show.

[@lizardlord4k]

The fact this leaves me with an unrionic appreciation of Fred as a work and Lucas as a writer and actor...leaves me very unsettled

[@-psilo-9071]

I love the guy who plays kevin so much. He commits so hard to the role and really looks like he is having fun playing it.

[@charlottemartinson]

I remember watching Lucas explaining in one of his old vids how bad the actor who played him didn’t want to and was trying to get out of it LMAO

[@-psilo-9071]

@@charlottemartinson Really? That's not the vibe I get watching him at all.

[@krisma3526]

@@-psilo-9071 well, its called acting for a reason lol

[@JetPuff96]

@@charlottemartinson Maybe that informed his performance, he has real distaste for Fred in real life, and resents having to do this show. And that comes through with his character who hates Fred and resents any association to him. If they cast someone who loved the role and the show they wouldn't have felt truly antagonistic. Or none of that is true and its not that hard a role to play for a gag show.

[@usuariogenerico6738]

I I

[@kylethemighty]

It's wild that Cena himself states the Fred movies as what led him to actually peruse acting of his own accord and not just WWE telling him to be in one of their movies. He would have never been Peacemaker if it weren't for Fred.

[@ApolloK]

The animated Fred show genuinely has not only the best writing and characterisation of the Fred media from that particular era, but a genuinely wonderful art style and animation that kind of amazes and delights me

[@scottyb8392]

I don't know, maybe he's just a really good character actor, I've never seen him in anything else, but KEVIN... Why is Kevin so great? That man is IN CHARACTER. He believes he IS Kevin. Love that guy.

[@jaybee27D]

He was in it follows and I knew I recognized him from somewhere.

[@joehollingsworth4502]

He was one of the homophobic bullies who beat up the gay couple at the start of It: Chapter 2. It was very bizarre.

[@PhantomKing88]

@@joehollingsworth4502 It Part 2 was odd in general

[@HumanTimeCapsule]

this dude rules

[@IcyDiamond]

Someone remake Cool Cat and have Jake Weary (Kevin’s Actor) play Butch The Bully

[@technotenor0487]

There's no way the script told Kevins actor to say "Dude I said I was sorry for hitting on your mom." whether he loved the role or not, this guy should be a superstar.

[@Megalizz2468]

That was SO. FUNNY.

[@wildercerrate7295]

If I remember correctly he was in "It Follows" and really helped establish the premise dude is a great actor

[@lilyhatesgoogle]

dude that guy was the funniest possible portrayal of that character, every time he said anything i couldnt stop cackling

[@didi1513]

timestamp?

[@AyrisX86]

@@didi1513 2:33:00

[@Forestfreud]

my only memory of fred is him screaming in the kiddie pool. i was so young that i thought he was a grown man with a voice filter, not a child with a voice filter. i thought the only humor was him screaming with a high pitched voice filter, and i didn't understand why my mom was so upset when i asked her to search it up on youtube so we could watch it. i'm realizing a lot of things watching this video.

[@sillygoose420]

>i thought the only humor was him screaming with a high pitched voice filter i mean despite the fact that there were actual jokes, for that particular video you’re really not that wrong lol

[@slaughterround643]

agreed lol

[@MidnightMisadventures]

Maybe it's nostalgia but I still find some of the pre-Nickelodeon Fred videos to be funny. I still remember the first time I saw Fred Goes Swimming and just how much joy it brought me. I wish Lucas all the best in life

[@Wendigoon]

Fred is way more hilarious than I remember

[@chloeanesha6737]

In hindsight Fred really did have some gems, but at the time that was overshadowed by his ~flippy hair~

[@rackpinion4361]

Fred conspiracy tier list when

[@wifiwitch7694]

Oh hi dad

[@OutFreak28]

His pre tv videos are great.

[@reedthegr8andpowerfullm797]

I had the exact same thought

[@sadsitcom]

i can’t believe i watched this whole video. i feel like a different person now that i possess knowledge of the lore of bagel fredrick figglehorn.

[@fricka4798]

you and me

[@aylo.mp3]

the figgle verse

[@ccdaly2561]

Seriously, the Bagel thing is so weird, but so fucking funny.

[@isamekailmahmud9302]

I think you mean Ferdinand my good miss or sir

[@kayd.1600]

One of the reasons Fred the Movie appealed to me as a kid was that I could relate to the idea of growing into a teenager and feeling like all of my peers had surpassed me in in terms of emotional maturity. I also feel like Derf represents the more mature side of him that develops with time and experience.

[@blackheartmargo3429]

I really do hope we get a big time rush retrospective at some point, that show was incredibly underrated tbh

[@bluelogic8621]

Me before this video: Fred was so cringe and dumb, I can't believe anybody watched that. Me after this video: Fred had some unexpectedly clever moments and Lucas Cruikshank is a nice guy and surprisingly good actor who got handed a bad lot in life when he was typecast into a character he created as a young teen. This is the first video of yours I've seen but causing such a drastic change in my outlook is worthy of a sub.

[@Turtburglers]

I actually, unironically, really appreciate that the second half of this video is just an episode by episode recap of the tv show like damn that's content that is

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

is it just me, or does Fred : The Show seem like a genuinely well written and enjoyable affair that is more creative than a lot of stuff Nick was putting out at the time?

[@Manticorn]

I am finding both it and even the animated series to be a surprisingly wholesome and pleasant watch. A lot of kid sitcoms are so mean-spirited and it just puts me in a bad mood.

[@pissip]

Looking into it a bit deeper I think that the stereotypes of the characters actually portray a really good lesson. You can see how Fred is seen as very annoying so not many people like him but the most important thing is that not many people like Kevin either. I think it's really important to know that most bullies aren't actually liked by the majority of a School population and seeing this acknowledged in TV show really sets up good morals for kids knowing that it's not fun to be the bully and that won't make you popular but also being a weird nerdy kid isn't really the best thing for your social life. Probably wasn't meant to be taken that way but I thought it was a really good message especially with most of that times media portraying bullies as the most popular kid in school when usually that's not the case.

[@roseaeries]

Its unironically good. I have good memories of it but also he makes some points about how the camera work was really dynamic and the stereotypical portrayals of characters broke the mold sometimes.

[@lilyhatesgoogle]

@@pissip you're so right and you should say it. i think the thing i love about kevin is that he's exactly like fred, he's not some popular kid who gets cheers when he bullies, he's just another little jerky guy in school who only has a few friends who like him as a person.

[@amaibambina]

Yeah, I think so too since I was like in the target audience when this show came out. Always thought Fred was like some live-action cartoon. This show is far better than most Nick sitcoms just for the fact there's no laugh track.

[@valkyrievinters5258]

33:52 You know? Though I realize it wasn’t on purpose, but the slow pace of the show and over explaining jokes was actually so helpful to me when I was seriously learning English as a third language. Something about it took such strong hold of my teenage brain I couldn’t help but learn how people talk and ace my exams based on gut feeling alone. It wasn’t the only thing I used to teach myself English (books and video games were huge contributors too), but it sticks out because of the absolute obsession I had with this creation.

[@cringeRick_Lamar]

Congratulations 🎉

[@cherrytee7510]

I'm so glad you brought up lucas being gay because something I really enjoy from his modern content is how unapologetic he is about it, it never seems like something he's trying to hide

[@thefamouscommenter]

I love his current channel! He’s very fun

[@owene869]

@@thefamouscommenter yeah I watched a few of his videos a few months back and I love how his modern content is more commentary-based, as well as looking back at his past Fred/Nickelodeon experiences.

[@ds4251]

I do think there's something - as a gay dude myself - to having been drawn to his whole "vibe" even if it was never apparent. Especially with the suspenders

[@cookieface80]

I feel like it was always obvious, but maybe that's just me.

[@ChristieBrewster]

@@cookieface80 I guessed him as gay when I eventually saw him out of character, after all the TV stuff. But just looking at him in character as Fred, it never occurred to me over the years.

[@Danariya1]

"And through their trauma, they continue to consume their dead child" is definetely not a sentence you'd expect to hear in Fred the show review

[@dirckthedork-knight1201]

Kronos approves

[@farshnuke]

And that was the Nickolodeon tv show lol

[@Pokkin]

like chronos! wonder what its up to

[@TrendingFrog]

I love the fact that Quinton had more fun watching the Fred Show than watching Victorius

[@kkulhannie]

never in my life did i think that this 3 and a half hour video about fred would become my latest hyperfixation.... when i say that this has altered my worldview i am so serious. an incredibly well-researched video with fantastic insight and analysis that i could not have even dreamed of. fred truly is a fallen titan and the impact that the character has had on the internet and modern psyche is incredible. thank you for this video - it has altered my brain chemistry something chronic

[@emmae2520]

Didn't Lucas Cruikshank say he ships Fred with Kevin enemies to lovers? He was probably possibly joking, but that gives credit to Quinton's theory

[@Chlo255]

Based

[@johnthomason9980]

"Kevin decides that if Fred wants to babysit, then He Will Be The Baby" There is *simply* no heterosexual explanation for this.

[@larsnyman2455]

In the words of that guy from Yakuza 2, “Let’s pacify this bitch”

[@Im_Arty]

The guy who plays Fred (Lucas) is actually gay

[@Linkbrawler9000]

@@larsnyman2455 Fred Figglehorn, Patriarch of the Figglehorn Family

[@marocat4749]

Ship it?!

[@gypsywoman9140]

@@marocat4749 Many people in Lucas's comments section seem to, whenever Fred is mentioned. Never understood it til now, as I was too old to get into the annoying-voice trend (Fred, Annoying Orange, SpongeBob...)

[@Jovian12]

I really feel Lucas regarding continuing to play Fred...I'm an artist, and when looking at my old art, the ideas I had when I was 13 vs. the ideas I had when I was 16 were VASTLY different. I remember when I was 16, the stuff I did at 13 felt infinitely old and cringey even then. 3 years doesn't seem like a lot now that I'm an adult (I have plenty of ideas I've continued to visit for even longer than that nowadays), but when you're still growing, it's HUGE. I shudder to think what I would've been like if, for some reason, the stuff I came up with as a 13 year old really took off...I can't imagine the frustration of being only known for that.

[@gracewenzel]

hey its the superego author

[@moomooold]

I feel ya... i made a reaction video 5 years ago and it became my most popular video.

[@ARCHIVED9610]

lol im glad im a weird person. my most popular video is about a snail going fast while mario kart music plays

[@Jovian12]

@@gracewenzel Weird to be recognized in the wild! 👋

[@smol-one]

I'm watching this again for the umpteenth time. I really appreciate how this is essentially a platonic love letter to FRED. It makes me somewhat emotional. The Internet is such a cesspool sometimes, so it's really comforting just to listen to someone talk about a thing they're into. It's something kind and hopeful and I dearly appreciate that.

[@anarcopablo]

This seems like a "I watch Fred for the plot" video, but like, literally

[@mowganashwey]

The majority of Lucas' content (currently and Fred era) is not what I would consume (as a kid or adult), but I think he seems like a smart, likeable person and I only wish the best for him. I hope Lucas is still thriving!

[@YamiBakura4]

His channel is pretty healthy, he uploads regularly and gets several hundred thousand views per video

[@thisisvoided]

I love his channel

[@doperagu8471]

@@thisisvoided me too! I actually found his channel and was watching for a long time before I realized it was the same guy who made Fred. Granted, I was a bit too old to get into Fred in his heyday 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@TheAmazingSpiderPunk]

The whole reveal that ...Fred is maybe kind of unironically good actually? is something so mindblowing to me, who loathed everything about the character during the actual time he existed because I was an edgy teen who hated anything popular and thought he was annoying af. Makes sense, seeing how my only exposure was maybe 20-30 seconds out of context YT clips of the high pitched screaming and the iCarly episode where the writers clearly didn't get the surrealism and just lead hard into the lolrandumb.

[@isa_saenz]

In my case it's because I'm not American and all the first big youtubers where I'm from only started their channels around 2010, they were already way more focused on commentary or more traditional sketches. For the longest time my only reference was the iCarly episode, which is like a fever dream when you have absolutely no idea of who he is.

[@Richard_Nickerson]

It's a shame it was all through one of THE most annoying things I've ever seen.

[@lindseycassella3015]

Same that icarly was my first exposure to the Fred universe and I found it incredibly annoying not realizing there was an entire back story.

[@Champigne]

The show is passable, saying Fred is good is being way too generous.

[@Schmidtelpunkt]

There is some crazy innocence and an anarchistic spirit in those old KZbinrs because big money had not learned how to use them correctly yet and just started test balloons in order to harvest them. An honest lack of confidence can be charming and also the urge to do something rather than just being some narcissistic influencer following a plan. But that context just appeared ten years later - back in those days Fred was incredibly annoying.

[@woodpigeonsong]

John Cena has always been a kind guy and his genuine interest in doing Fred for me is an example of that

[@MrFilgueiras.]

I'm not even midway through the video, but there's something so unbelievable about seeing Lucas meet Miley, considering his first video with his friends. Just imagine working with someone you looked up to

[@muticere]

3:16:10 I like how logically Fred should have faded in that moment, but Lucas knew that would probably be too dark and fucked up, so instead Lucas fades, implying that Fred gets to live on. Idk, it's cute, Lucas is a very emotionally intelligent storyteller.

[@redpandaluver8561]

Agreed

[@beetlebuice5840]

holy shit dude. you got me so genuinely invested in the fred lore that i actually gasped at the claudio reveal. something has fundamentally changed in my brain during these 3 hours.

[@maia4009]

I think our perception of Fred was warped by the Fred videos that were more memorable, which were mainly the annoying ones, but looking back on it it was actually a pretty clever dark comedy concept. I am pretty familiar with Fred Lore because of another youtuber that reviewed the movies (albeit in a much more negative light), and a critique from that youtuber that I've seen replicated a lot is that Fred's background is too dark and that it seems out of place for a kid's show and I kind of agreed. However, now I realize that that was the point all along, the backstory is supposed to feel dark and out of place in contrast with Fred's childlike persona. Lucas even at his young age managed to create something really special and creative, it's sad that so many people are so quick to disparage his work and talent.

[@notjacksonshaffer3357]

I can’t believe I’m saying but this actually made me like Fred again, even the movies. Well the first one, I forgot how endearing this all was. To see this perspective is so refreshing. Great video

[@sophiathekitty]

Knowing that Fred was supposed to be a little kid and not just annoying on purpose definitely makes the character more interesting. I avoided most of those internet videos... (Fred, annoying orange, lonely girl 15, etc.) But I'm completely invested in this video about Fred. I'm probably not going to go back and watch Fred videos.... But I wanna know the whole story now...

[@sissysovereign1294]

I always thought of him as a mid 2000s PeeWee Herman, or a silly human version of SpongeBob. He was so funny.

[@SaintShion]

Well, just listing off the character Fred's background he seems like a South Park creation. He acts like Butters and Kenny mixed and does a voice kinda similar to Tweek. The only big difference is he didn't cuss or show other characters, only used voices via Vlog style. The screenshoted profile page for Fred's channel from 2009 YT was a nostalgia trip. That basic Html feels.

[@SaintShion]

@@sissysovereign1294 EW your name. Please tell me you know what that means in Japanese slang... 🤢☢*Looked at your profile. Kinda gross to advertise you're into little boys.*

[@asteroidrules]

Fun fact: the newscaster in the Fred TV show is indeed Perd Hapley, he's an actor named Jay Jackson who exclusively plays newscaster characters because he was also an actual local newscaster.

[@Hippidippimahm]

Fred and Parks and Rec are in the same universe 😂💀

[@YEETUSDAFEETUS]

that's adorable that he just acts his old job out and refuses anything else

[@jubies6286]

@@Hippidippimahm Honestly the citizens of Pawnee act exactly like Fred characters, so that tracks

[@mandyj2809]

Oh, so that’s why I keep seeing him on TV news on TV

[@demetriam2408]

Also the cookie, Steve, is Shane Topp. Other famous youtube guy.

[@firesd7306]

(For context I knew nothing about Fred before this) For everything pre- Fred the movie I was really into it. I desperately wanted more of this character, because a story about a kindergartener being abused from the perspective of that kindergartener sounds and is so interesting to me. Especially the implications of how Fred was dealing with that through what I could only describe as delusions. I was so desperately hoping that it would continue, but deep down I knew that big companies just saw it as a way to get more money through topical references. Genuinely the saddest part was how little and insignificant the original story became to writers. I want more pre-nick Fred!

[@StarMechV]

I always assume Fred the show was nothing but typical lolrandom nonsense like a lot of shows of the era or generic repetitive jokes like most Nick sitcoms at the time, but it may be the way Quinton explains them but I'm honestly surprised at how the randomness of the situations are actually very well tied together to the timeline of events and also have their own surreal coherent-ness within the confines of Fred's world. Like, every random over-the-top situation has a path to follow as every event leads into the next rather than just randomly tossing stuff hoping it sticks. That's genuinely very well crafted

[@thehillisalive]

Agreed. I'm actually mad that Quinton kind of made me want to watch the show

[@ay-dionne]

and now we have to be subjected to the likes of Troom Troom and the Paul Brothers. Dont know how good you had it till its gone eh

[@fumothfan9]

Basically Fred was lowkey an Adult Swim parody on youtube

[@griffin1155]

he really said “the fred multiverse” with a completely straight face

[@chainslawterhd8904]

Into the Figgleverse

[@Subnootical8497]

I feel kind of stupid for saying this, since its the Fred Movie we're talking about, but the party scene at Judy's house emotionally hurts me a lot more than it used to now that I've experienced social rejection and know what it feels like. I don't remember that part being too much of an emotional moment for me back then, but looking at it now, it's just heartbreaking.

[@prod.byricky1040]

sussy baka

[@johnathom-v3y]

it’s so weird how a lot of the story beats and parts of the fred movie are actually alright and could’ve been good if they put any work in making the movie

[@shookjin1149]

the first time I watched that scene as a kid, it broke me cuz I knew how it felt to be humiliated like that and even 10 years later watching it again still hurts 😭

[@corypowercat7277]

I feel that.

[@skeletonbuyingpealts7134]

@@johnathom-v3y If only they had 11 months 😔

[@torumakalig5692]

In case anyone else was wondering: Yes, the actress playing Kevin’s mother is indeed the Flo Progressive lady.

[@salt3685]

holy shit

[@Wishes2witches]

WHAT

[@locus2427]

wait what