A love letter to a little rhythm game called " Friday night funkin' ":
This simple rhythm game means so much to me. I have played this game every day for the past three years it has been out. this game changed my life as a whole. Everything about this game is perfect, the art, the music, and the way it makes me feel. I boot up this game and stare into girlfriend's eyes thinking one what amazing song I feel like playing today. I go to free play and scroll through the song names and the opponent icons looking on who I want to battle today. there are sometimes when I don't play and instead, do things like read what's new on Twitter or listen to different songs on Spotify depending on what I'm doing. For example, I'll listen to "Game Over" when I need to study. There are times when I'm playing that I mess up and get a game over. I stare at Boyfriend's and his crushed bones and feel the need to walk away because I'm upset, but I don't... If there's one thing this game taught me is to never give up, I play and play sooner than I know it. I'm doing it. Im beating the song that I've been struggling with for a long time. This game, this simple rhythm game on the internet has changed my life. It brought me into a community of really cool people that welcomed me with open arms. When I play this game I feel as though I am me. Thank you ninjamuffin99. Thank you PhantomArcade. Thank you evilsk8r. Thank you KawaiSprite. Thank you all for making this masterful yet simple rhythm game we call Friday Night Funkin'. In the great word of a man I only know as Boyfriend "Beep bo bop"
Instantly everyone nearby hears the sound of 1,000s of bricks rapidly shuffling towards his location.
The earth itself seemed to cry out in agony, until finally the ground itself split open and a horrific creature crawled from the ground, covered in mucus and tar.
”Joe Momma…” the creature whispered.
The man cried out in pain as he disintegrated into dust, and the whole world fell silent in fear.
"I did a little trolling." the wretched creature remarked before burrowing back into the earth.
for it to work.