I'M POSSESSED BY A DEMON

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9 Dec 201104:48

Summary

TLDRIn this comedic script, two friends have a sleepover that takes a bizarre turn when one develops hiccups. Convinced his friend is possessed, the other calls an exorcist, Dr. Drew Peacock. Dr. Peacock's unconventional exorcism method involves temporarily killing himself, leading to chaotic and hilarious results. After Dr. Peacock's failed attempt, another exorcist arrives, ultimately curing the hiccups. The video ends with a humorous twist involving a misunderstanding about circumcision and exorcism, leaving the friends and viewers in stitches.

Takeaways

😀 Two friends are planning a slumber party.
🤔 One friend experiences hiccups and the other believes he is possessed.
📺 A humorous and exaggerated tale is shared about a man named Ebenezer Splooge.
🧙 They decide to call an exorcist named Dr. Drew Peacock.
💊 Dr. Peacock has an unconventional and dangerous method to expel the demon.
⏱ The method involves Dr. Peacock killing himself and needing to be revived within five seconds.
🙄 The friend with hiccups fails to revive Dr. Peacock in time.
😱 Another exorcist is called, who successfully removes the hiccups.
😆 The new exorcist makes a humorous remark about circumcision instead of exorcism.
📹 The script ends with a call to action to view deleted scenes and subscribe.

Q & A

What is the theme music playing at the beginning of the script?
-The Exorcist theme music is playing.
What is the unusual event that occurs during the supposed slumber party?
-The unusual event is that one of the characters starts hiccuping, which is later suggested to be a sign of possession.
What is the character's reaction when they hear the hiccup sound?
-The character reacts with shock and claims that the other person is possessed.
Who is Ebenezer Splooge and what happened to him according to the story?
-Ebenezer Splooge is a character from a made-up story who lived in Kansas with his wife Penny. They supposedly got hiccups after drinking homemade booze from their toilet bowl, which turned out to be a deadly situation.
What was the outcome of Ebenezer and Penny's story according to the narrator?
-The narrator doesn't provide a clear outcome, as he got bored and changed the channel, but when he changed it back, they were all dead.
What is the proposed solution to the 'possession' in the script?
-The proposed solution is an exorcism performed by a character named Doctor Drew Peacock.
What is the method Doctor Drew Peacock suggests for the exorcism?
-Doctor Drew Peacock suggests that he must kill himself with a pill so his spirit can fight the demon, and then he needs to be revived with an antidote within five seconds.
Why does the character hesitate to perform the exorcism initially?
-The character hesitates because of the presence of someone with a Bieber haircut, which he finds inappropriate for the exorcism.
What is the outcome of the exorcism attempt by Doctor Drew Peacock?
-The exorcism attempt fails because the character does not administer the antidote in time, resulting in Doctor Drew Peacock's death.
How does the script end regarding the hiccup issue?
-The hiccups are finally gone after an hour, suggesting that the exorcism was successful, although it is revealed to be a circumcision instead.
What is the humorous twist at the end of the script?
-The humorous twist is that the character confuses 'exorcism' with 'circumcision' and reacts with shock and screams.

Outlines

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😄 Hilarious Slumber Party Misunderstanding

The script begins with a playful setting where two friends are having a slumber party, mistakenly believing they are possessed due to a case of hiccups. The humor is driven by the overreaction to a simple hiccup, leading to a fabricated story about a man named Ebenezer Splooge who supposedly died from a similar condition. The narrative is filled with absurdity and dark humor, ending with the realization that the hiccups were just a hiccup, not a supernatural event.

😱 Bizarre Exorcism Attempt

The friends, in a mix of fear and excitement, decide to perform an exorcism to rid one of them of the 'demon' causing the hiccups. They call in a character named Doctor Drew Peacock, who outlines a dangerous method involving his own death and revival. The scene is a blend of horror and comedy, with the exorcism turning into a farcical event when the antidote is not administered in time, leading to the 'death' of Drew Peacock.

😅 Unexpected Turn of Events

Following the failed exorcism, the script takes a humorous turn as the friends deal with the consequences of their actions. They attempt to move the lifeless body of Drew Peacock, leading to awkward and comical dialogue. The situation is further complicated by the arrival of another exorcist, adding to the absurdity of the situation and the characters' predicament.

😁 Resolution and Aftermath

The script concludes with the hiccups mysteriously disappearing after the chaotic exorcism attempt, bringing relief to the character who was suffering from them. There is a moment of levity as the friends joke about the toughness of their friend and the peculiarity of the situation. The video ends with a surprise twist and a call to action for viewers to check out additional content, adding a meta层面 to the narrative.

Mindmap

Keywords

💡Exorcist theme music

The 'Exorcist theme music' refers to the iconic score from the film 'The Exorcist,' which is known for its chilling and suspenseful tones. In the video, it sets a creepy atmosphere right at the beginning, suggesting a horror or supernatural theme, even though the video turns out to be comedic.

💡Slumber party

A 'slumber party' is a casual social gathering where guests stay overnight, typically involving fun activities and games. The script humorously subverts the traditional concept by having it be just two people, turning what should be a lively event into a quiet, eerie setting.

💡Hiccups

Hiccups are involuntary contractions of the diaphragm muscle that cause a sudden intake of air and are often considered a minor annoyance. In the video, hiccups are exaggerated to be a sign of demonic possession, adding a comedic twist to the narrative.

💡Demon

A 'demon' is a supernatural being often associated with evil or causing harm. The script uses the concept of a demon to create a parody of exorcism and possession stories, with the character's hiccups being mistaken for a sign of demonic infestation.

💡Ebenezer Splooge

Ebenezer Splooge is a fictional character mentioned in the script as part of a fabricated story to explain the hiccups. His name and story serve as a humorous anecdote that adds to the comedic and absurd tone of the video.

💡Exorcism

Exorcism is a religious practice to expel demons or evil spirits from a person or place believed to be possessed. The script parodies this concept, with a character suggesting an exorcism for hiccups and another character, Drew Peacock, attempting to perform one in a comedic manner.

💡Drew Peacock

Drew Peacock is a character in the script who is called upon to perform an exorcism. His name and actions contribute to the video's humor, especially when he mistakenly takes a pill intending to kill the 'demon' but ends up dying himself, highlighting the absurdity of the situation.

💡Antidote

An 'antidote' is a substance that counteracts a poison or its effects. In the script, an antidote is mentioned as a means to revive Drew Peacock after he takes a pill to 'kill the demon,' but the plan goes awry, adding to the comedic effect.

💡Circumcision

Circumcision is a surgical procedure usually performed on male infants or young boys. The script humorously confuses 'exorcism' with 'circumcision,' leading to a comedic moment where the character reacts with shock and horror to the mix-up.

💡SpongeSebastian

SpongeSebastian is the credited captioner of the video script, adding a meta-humorous touch by including their name in the transcript. This could be a playful nod to the video's self-aware and comedic nature.

Highlights

The Exorcist theme music sets a spooky tone.

A misunderstanding leads to a comical overreaction to hiccups.

A character believes a friend is possessed due to hiccups.

A humorous historical anecdote about Ebenezer Splooge and his wife Penny.

The anecdote describes a deadly consequence of hiccups.

Dr. Drew Peacock arrives to perform an exorcism.

The doctor has a dramatic and dangerous method to exorcise the demon.

A mix-up during the exorcism leads to a humorous death scene.

The characters have a comical exchange about Drew Peacock's name.

Another exorcist is called in to solve the hiccup problem.

A funny twist reveals a circumcision instead of an exorcism.

The resolution of the hiccup problem brings relief.

The final scene features humorous bloopers and a surprise reaction.

Characters express disbelief and surprise at the events.

A subscription call to action with added humor concludes the scene.