The WORST Cartoon Friendships EVER

The WORST Cartoon Friendships EVER

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If you're watching this, you probably have friends... or at least you think you have friends. But some of the relationships you see in cartoons? Those aren’t friendships; they’re just complete disasters. In this video, we’re going to talk about the absolute worst cartoon friends you’d rather not have. So stick around, because I’ve hidden a $10 gift card somewhere in this video. And trust me, it’s easier to find than a real friend in some of these cartoons. Let’s dive in! F**ked up cartoon friendships, number 1:

SpongeBob and Patrick (SpongeBob SquarePants)
Look, I know y'all are fans of SpongeBob and Patrick, but let’s get real here… this isn’t a friendship. This is a toxic, co-dependent disaster disguised as comedy. Patrick isn’t just dumb—he’s destructively dumb. There’s a difference between being clumsy and actively ruining your best friend’s life because you don’t have two brain cells to rub together.

📺 Watch the full video to see which cartoon friendships are total disasters and why some of your favorite characters aren’t exactly "friend goals".

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