Barney Error Nintendo Switch Edition (17+ ONLY)

WARNING: THIS VIDEO IS A SCRIPTED PERFORMANCE CONTAINING HEAVY SWEARING, VIOLENT CONTENT AND EXTREMELY SCARY ELEMENTS. THE TARGET AUDIENCE HAS BEEN DECIDED TO BE 17+ ONLY. DO NOT USE FOR PRANKS.

The beast is out! Prepare to be amazed!

Fictional Story: On Leap Day 2024, and on the seventh anniversary of the release of the Nintendo Switch, we are in London. To honor that occasion, someone attempted to recreate the first time starting up their Nintendo Switch again. What happens afterward is anyone's guess...

Credits for material used in this video:
(C) Mattel, Inc. for Barney Logo and Character.
(C) Narakeet for the Rebecca-British English Voice.
Pixabay for the stock sound and Music
(C) Joey Slikk for the various Evil Barney pngs.
Font meme for the Nintendo style texts.
DiegoDJ DiToro for the footage of the Nintendo Switch start up and dashboard:   • Nintendo Switch startup  
(C) SlyWhiteBird3453 for the Giga Jade Green Barney, and Jade Green Barney: https://www.deviantart.com/slywhitebi...
Various background images sourced via Getty Images, and others.
(C) Nintendo for the Breath of the Wild Game Over track.
(C) Zwirek Beats for the Jihad track:
   • Jihad | Trap | New School | Arabic fl...  
(C) Dominick Ninmark, composer of the Palace of Ice track from the cancelled URA Zelda Restoration Project by Zeth64.

If there's anything I missed, please let me know in the comments.

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