ZimShowFan's Shitty Shorts: "Suicide Boy!"

I'm ZimShowFan (obviously) and I'm going to making a little series dedicated to little animated and live-action pieces of shitty shit. I am referring to this series as "ZimShowFan's Shitty Shorts" (until a more creative title comes to mind). This building group of shits will be combination of completed and incompleted works of animation and live-action.

This first piece of shit is called "Suicide Boy". It's inspired by all the weird, abnormally-humored friends and acquaintances that I've come to know in high school and dedicated to all you drug-fucked, suicide cases out there. FYI, if you kill yourself, no one will feel sorry for you. Instead, they will do as I intend for them to do in this video: laugh out loud!

BTW, a few months ago I posted a teaser advertisement for something called "Yoink: The Movie" and I don't believe I was too clear on what the fuck it was. My father has worked for two CGI studios over the course of the past decade: Vanguard Animation (known for making the films "Valiant" and "Space Chimps") and, currently, Blue Sky Studios (known for the "Ice Age" trilogy). He has a lot of CG and special effects software lying around our house and I know how to use every single piece of it. So, this November, I'm putting my knowledge of making epic, high-quality special effects into a full-length live-action feature starring me and a few friends. I can't mention plot details right now, but it combines the attitude, humor, and dialouge of a college-humor video with the literal look and feel of a multi-million dollar action movie of this decade. Because the software I'm using is Warner Bros. trademarked, I have every intention to place the Warner Bros. Pictures logo in front of this film. It will be posted directly to YouTube and a logo will also be placed in the film for "YouTube Studios" and my little production company called "Epic L.A.F. Films" will be doing everything in the movie.

And why is it called "Yoink": The Movie? Well...we're working on that. I have been working on it since August of 2010 and you can expect it to be released to YouTube when it's finished in sometime this winter. If you think that all this is a load of bull, then check back with us this November, because "Yoink: The Movie" is gonna blow your fucking mind.

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