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Remember the “Greatest Freakout Ever” video with the kid and the remote? Here’s the animated version.

17th July 2009 by Zee

The original is here, animated version below – is it possible that it’s actually funnier? It’s the slamming his body on his bed like a rag doll that cracks me up…

httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuN9CV7QGrY

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Timmy said on July 17, 2009:
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ROFL. Even better than the original.

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