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Deleted apps and Talking Angela rumors fill slurpy movies' week

The clips channel's busiest new upload follows Slurpy through lost games, unsettling software and attempts to test internet legends.

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Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

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0:17Joy Pony pairs a pet-care premise with hidden violent gameplay.
11:48The Talking Angela segment examines urban legends, including the hoax about a watcher inside her eyes.
17:37Slurpy downloads Toca Life World to investigate a rumored hidden Ouija board.
25:10Testing the old Roblox command in Blox Fruits produces filtered text rather than the rumored effect.
34:30The Sonic CD segment examines the game's real hidden Majin Sonic image.

What happens when Slurpy actually tries one of the internet's supposedly sinister game commands? In Blox Fruits, the text gets filtered and nothing happens. That small anticlimax is part of the appeal of "NEVER DOWNLOAD These APPS," where alarming stories meet app-store searches and hands-on tests.

The slurpy movies clips channel posted fourteen uploads this week, and the app investigation drew the largest audience, reaching about 36,000 views. It also has the strongest daily momentum among the channel's videos right now. Slurpy moves from the violent pet-care game Joy Pony to Talking Angela urban legends, with an archival gameplay appearance from Oli Ravioli, then downloads Toca Life World to investigate a rumored hidden Ouija board. Those are rumors being explored, not proof that familiar games are spying on their players.

Viewers have a practical correction for the Toca segment: some say the apartment building Slurpy searches for remains available behind a purchase rather than having disappeared.

"MOST CREEPIEST SONGS EVER.." had a much larger first-day audience than the app upload, though it has since slowed. The week's other selections range from unexplained-photo origins to disturbing cartoons, returning to territory familiar from the channel's widely watched cartoon-backstory archive. October's "The WORST Friends Ever!" also continues to bring in views.

The channel added roughly 3,000 subscribers over the week, even as daily viewing fell to around half its usual level. Among nearby mystery and curiosity channels, Into the Fog with Peter Laws and mrfact are running above their usual daily viewing. For slurpy movies, the app investigation is the clearest pocket of activity in a slower stretch.

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20:23 they didn’t remove the apartment building. It’s still there, but you have to pay for money to get it. You passed right by it.
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Why can’t I watch this at night? It’s so creepy. 10:20 😭😭😭
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