Barney Error Sega Saturn Edition (16+ ONLY)

WARNING: CONTAINS HEAVY SWEARING AND THEMATIC ELEMENTS. TARGET AUDIENCE: 16+ ONLY. FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. DO NOT USE FOR PRANKS.

Fictional story: On September 6th, 2004, Someone attempted to play Sonic Jam on their Sega Saturn, but the game froze as soon as the opening scene began. What happens next is anyone’s guess…

Credits for material used in this video:
(C) Mattel, Inc. for Barney Logo and Character.
(C) Joey Slikk for the various Evil Barney pngs.
(C) Sega for the Sega Saturn logo, Sonic Jam elements, and Sega sounds/music.
FontMeme for the Sega style fonts.
Pixabay for all other stock sounds and music.
Other images and Barney pngs sourced from DeviantArt and across the internet.
MichaelJcaboose98 for The Campbells Are Coming track:
   • The Campbells Are Coming  
(C) John Carpenter-Halloween Theme 1978.
(C) Brad Fiedel -Terminator II Theme 1991.
(C) Paramount+ for the Beavis and Butthead logos and theme song.
SirWilly77 for the Earth Explosion clip:
   • Earth Explosion!  
Ghuraba Strangers for the Hebbit Kerrih track:
   • Hebbit Kerrih Nasheed - English Trans...  

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