@fxavier88: she + cursed woody 🥀🥀 #she #cursedwoody #tylerthecreator #frankocean #fyp

namtoasty111 :

At first, Buzz tries to reason with Woody, but to not avail. Woody has already been changed irreversibly into a monster after the seemingly endless days of torture Sid put him through. He then proceeds to kill Buzz, as he was his replacement; his greatest rival. Next, he moves onto Slink. Slink apologizes and pleads for another chance, and whilst Woody is tempted, he ultimately decides that Slink is just another pawn who left him to Sid. Then, Bo appears and tries to put an end to Woody's slaughter. This time, Woody shows a glimpse of his old self, as Bo tries to reason with him. But ultimately, Woody is too far gone after killing the other toys. He feels regret, shame, guilt, but regardless, he knows it's too late for him now. Then at last, he finds Andy; the guardian who failed to protect him from the horrors of Sid. Andy was the master of the puppets; the one who kept all the Toys enslaved in the desolate prison of his bedroom. And after all these years of torment, agony, anguish, Woody was the big kid now...

nichekeeganistuff :

YES i listened to the whole thing

startdiggininyobutttwin :

ok luna :

This actually goes so geometrically hard

🍁A§H🍂[Kira]🌴🌈 :

this fits better than the original melody

holfwaley :

Why does this work this well

Anthony Webb ﾒ𝟶 :

3:37 minutes of peak ❤️‍🩹

9 Man :

This is just what this era of Tyler really sounds like

bloodychunkypiss :

The face woody makes while replying to bo, its so badass. It shows the pain that he’s converted to hatred. It shows a man that’s too far gone.

awesomeguy :

🪼 :

IPostTheBiggestPigPotBellies :

"Not this time Bo"

Jp Capalot :

Wait why does ts actually sound good

Josh Levy’s husband 🛸 :

The phrase "Not this time, Bo", when uttered by a cursed version of Woody, instantly transforms a line of dialogue that might otherwise seem innocent into something unsettling and oddly powerful. This reimagining twists a beloved childhood icon into a darker more sinister character. In the original Toy Story films, Woody is portrayed as a loyal, brave, and slightly jealous cowboy toy, with Bo Peep often being a symbol of comfort and affection. However, the phrase "Not this time, Bo," in a cursed context, implies a reversal of roles or sentiment. Instead of Woody being protective or affectionate, he's now cold, possibly vengeful, and dismissive. The line suggests that Bo may have relied on Woody before—but now, he’s turning his back on her. The use of "Bo" instead of her full name also feels pointedly personal, making the rejection more cutting.

Ethan :

m :

how do u even think of mixing this😭💔

Rin :

this lowkey might be an investment of all time

rizz-man :

it_i5jk :

annihilator🪷 :

Please i cant take anymore heartbreak…

𝔄𝔩𝔢𝔵♛ :

@tiky: @stewertcrefen: At first, Buzz tries to reason with Woody, but to no avail. Woody has already been changed irreversibly into a monster after the seemingly endless days of torture Sid put him through. He then proceeds to kill Buzz, as he was his replacement; his greatest rival. Next, he moves onto Slink. Slink apologizes and pleads for another chance, and whilst Woody is tempted, he ultimately decides that Slink is just another pawn who left him to Sid. Then, Bo appears and tries to put an end to Woody's slaughter. This time, Woody shows a glimpse of his old self, as Bo tries to reason with him. But ultimately, Woody is too far gone after killing the other toys. He feels regret, shame, guilt, but regardless, he knows it's too late for him now. Then at last, he finds Andy; the guardian who failed to protect him from the horrors of Sid. Andy was the master of the puppets; the one who kept all the Toys enslaved in the desolate prison of his bedroom. And after all these years of torment, agony, anguish, Woody was the big kid now...

Emeryisblack!?! :

can I cry🥹✌️

td8h :

nightmare would've been a better fit

Henry Letham :

🩷« Cherry »🩷 :

Someone needs to recreate this but without the ai stuff