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Information
Other names

Space, zSpaceUK, bird, birduk, zbirduk, Mumzy

Country

England, United Kingdom

Statistics
Uploaded levels

25

Rated levels

1

Creator points

2

GD stats

Spaceuk

Social media
YouTube

spaceuk

Twitch

spaceuk
zbirduk

Twitter

@spadeuk
@zbirduk

spaceuk (formerly known as Mumzy) is an English player and former hacker. He gained fame for seemingly completing some of the hardest levels in the game, including The Golden and Slaughterhouse. However, his reputation crumbled in April 2023 when it was revealed that he had been using the zBot hack to fake his achievements. Despite the controversy, spaceuk has since returned to the game, legitimately completing several Extreme Demons and attempting to rebuild his standing in the community.

History

The rise

spaceuk joined YouTube in December 2015 but became active in August 2020 with his first video, completing Wasureta, his first Extreme Demon and fourth Demon, after DeCode, Windy Landscape, and Leyak. Some initially doubted his legitimacy due to his unprecedented leaps in skill. However, when he beat The Golden, his fifth Demon and #2 on the Demonlist at the time, in December 2020, his fame skyrocketed.

spaceuk swiftly beat the top hardest Demons in record time, averaging one per day. He joined the Slaughterhouse verification race in October 2021 and completed it in just over a week, on 24 October. He later completed the entire main list, as marked by completing Sephiroth on 7 May 2022, becoming the second player after nSwish to do so. However, on 19 June, spaceuk privatised most of his videos, deactivated his Twitter account, and requested the removal of his Pointercrate profile, claiming that he had become disinterested in the game.[1] Following the backlash, he reinstated his videos and reactivated his social media accounts the day after, with Pointercrate restoring his profile two weeks later.[1]

In the following nine months, he beat many of the hardest levels in impressively low attempt counts, reportedly becoming the first victor of Aerial Gleam, Abyss of Darkness, and Acheron. He also claimed to hold the record for the lowest attempt count on Kyouki with roughly 13,500 attempts. In early 2023, he was chosen to verify the Top 1 level Banshee, an old impossible level built by Komp in 2014 that was picked up by nikrodox and revamped. On 28 March 2023, he posted a 60% run, showing rapid progress. However, on 1 April, his progress videos were unlisted, and he declared his abandonment of Banshee on social media.[2] This left followers questioning whether it was an April Fools' prank or a genuine exit from the verification.

Hacking allegations

In April 2023, an unknown individual approached spaceuk and claimed to know him, stating that spaceuk knew an undetectable hacking method. This claim led paqoe, who is a head list moderator, and the Demonlist team to detect the supposed hacking method in spaceuk's recordings. However, they found no signs of this hacking method.[3] Despite the unsatisfactory examination, during this investigation, they detected suspicious activity in at least one of spaceuk's recordings, particularly in Acheron, where the sounds of his clicks mismatch his onscreen inputs.[4] Initially, they removed his records, but they reinstated them hours later due to a lack of evidence.[5] However, paqoe continued investigating and found the same issues in his other recordings, like The Hallucination and Oblivion. She exposed these findings in a video titled 'Exposing SpaceUK' on 25 April 2023.[4] Afterwards, spaceuk confessed via Twitter that he used zBot for every completion after Sephiroth in May 2022, stating that he wanted to see 'how far he could go' after becoming disinterested in the game.[6] He removed many hacked completions from YouTube and relabelled others as 'showcases'.

paqoe later shocked the community by revealing zBot usage in all of spaceuk's recordings, not just since May 2022, as claimed, but back to March 2021.[5] After these findings emerged, spaceuk finally admitted to cheating on practically every record since The Golden.[6] Usually, the Demonlist had a mechanism to identify bots such as zBot within records; however, spaceuk utilised a tactic so straightforward that it slipped past the entire team: making clicking noises over the bot. Additionally, the team found a watermark in spaceuk's completions that indicates zBot use, as the 'Level Complete' text was slightly smaller (940 pixels) than usual (1004 pixels). The watermark, known only to the creators of zBot, went completely unnoticed in spaceuk's records because of the presumption that such skilled individuals would never resort to using a bot for their records. According to MindCap and Blitzer, Kenos was spaceuk's alleged hardest level, and he only began hacking after reaching 96% on The Golden, where he used noclip to finish.[5] It was later confirmed in an interview between him and Secret Way.[7]

The community later discovered that a player named Kolo had expressed concerns about inconsistencies in spaceuk's Slaughterhouse verification video as far back as October 2021. He identified click delays and suspected video cuts in two videos he uploaded.[8][9] Despite his efforts, the community dismissed his findings. The Demonlist team denied his claims, citing insufficient evidence. A Demonlist moderator even explicitly told him, 'You are wrong 👍', in a Twitter message. In hindsight, the Demonlist acknowledged the validity of Kolo's observations and apologised for their initial dismissal.[5]

spaceuk deleted his YouTube channel and deactivated his Twitter account after being exposed. He did, however, reactivate his Twitter account and issued the following message:[5]

“
I'm not making this for sympathy or pity or anything like that. I’m writing this because to clear everything up, apologize and put a conclusion to this. This will address how and why I hacked achievements, apologies to players that I’ve held back and what I’ll do moving forward. These will include only the truth, there’s no reason to lie anymore and the community deserves a response at the very least.

I started playing Geometry Dash during late March early April and beat levels such as decode, windy landscape and leyak. During the period of beating these levels I’d also gotten 77% on Cataclysm which I would drop. After this I decided on beating my first extreme which was Wasureta. My completion of Wasureta as a jump from leyak is legitimate. After this I’d set my eyes on my next extreme demon being The Golden. To this day I still have 96% on the level and haven’t finished it legitimately since. My completion of The Golden was accidentally noclipped and I hadn’t realized it was noclipped until around 20 minutes after I actually beat the level. I then decided to submit the record anyways with the mindset of “oh well if it gets caught whatever i'll just quit”. To my surprise the record was accepted and then I never looked back. My next extreme demon would end up being Kenos which is my hardest demon. I had originally gotten a 97% fail on the level with many more fails at the ending to then beat the level legitimately with an obs bug which made it so the screen was frozen. After trying to rebeat it afterwards I then hacked it for a record on the list as I already knew that it already had a good chance of passing through after a noclipped run of the golden was put on the list. How did I hack it? I bought zbot and recorded a macro and clicked over it. That's it, nothing complicated just a simple clicking over a macro. This method of hacking was used for about 90% of all my hacked completions. Everything that followed afterwards was mostly hacked with a few exceptions. Most top levels I was already good enough to play so whenever I got bored I would just pathetically hack them. I lied to all the friends I had made online and betrayed their trust. The more hacked levels the harder it was to say anything about it to the point where I just stopped caring. Just complete loser behavior. I’d then go on to hack slaughterhouse but instead of just clicking over I spent a short time terribly just aligning clicks which turned out to be terrible but uploaded it anyway. Fast forward to the recent records. They were just simply hacked by clicking over a macro but with a handcam.

I'd like to formally apologize to:
Crisis
Wolvez
-Doggie
-Icedcave
-RG
-Spirtex
-Snowballerr
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-Bigthunder
-Zoink
-Trick
-Skzyl
-Cobrablitz
-Cursed
All the close friends I've made online
The Geometry Dash community as a whole

What does this mean for me? I want to try to still make things right even if it's only a little thing. For all the first victor titles I’ve robbed I’ll be giving the money made from the monetization from those videos back to players who actually deserve it. I know saying sorry or doing this isn't even close to making up for everything I’ve done but it's the least I can do. You can ask any questions you want on the quote tweet of this and I’ll reply to all the relevant questions for as long as I can.
~ spaceuk

Aftermath

After the exposure, spaceuk's profile on the Pointercrate Stats Viewer was banned, and the verifier and first-victor titles he had robbed were given to the rightful people. These include, but are not limited to:

  • Doggie's verifier title for Slaughterhouse.[10]
  • Laniakea's first victor title for Trueffet.
  • Crisis' first victor title for Firework.
  • Zoink's first victor title for Aerial Gleam.
  • skzyl's first victor title for Oblivion.
  • Trick's first victor title for Abyss of Darkness.

Many consider spaceuk's hacking scandal to be the largest hacking controversy in the game's history, surpassing that of Andromeda, Cyclic, or Noctalium, due to his severely negative impact on many community members by stealing the spotlight on numerous occasions, such as stealing first victor titles and the 'Best Player' award in The Geometry Dash Awards on two occasions. Two levels (Firework and Hard Machine) would also have never gotten the Top 1 spot for any extensive time on the Demonlist due to his opinion and influence. Many well-known players such as fnm04,[11] Technical,[12] EricVanWilderman,[13] AeonAir,[14] Samifying,[15] and many more created videos expressing their reaction and thoughts regarding the impact of his hacking controversy. spaceuk's hacking controversy has even reached outside Geometry Dash's community, as two well-known YouTubers, Karl Jobst and Abyssoft, who frequently discuss cheaters in video games, made videos regarding spaceuk's hacking situation.[16][17] MoistCr1TiKaL, a popular commentary YouTuber, also reacted to Vortrox's video about the situation.[18] npesta also responded, expressing his extreme anger about spaceuk hacking.

The Demonlist team later apologised for allowing spaceuk to slip through their systems for over two years. They stated that the exposure enhanced their requirements for submitting records.[5]

Despite most of the community being aware of spaceuk's hacking, spaceuk returned to YouTube with a new channel (his original channel had lost nearly all of its subscribers). On his new one, he uploaded a legitimate completion of The Golden, including the full stream footage, and it was edited by Denni.[19] The description also stated that his actual Top 5 achievements are The Golden, Kenos, Arctic Lights, Eternal Moment, and Wasureta. He legitimately beat Tartarus on 14 May 2023, making it his hardest legitimate completion at that moment.[20] Three months later, after seldom uploading any Geometry Dash-related content, spaceuk beat Crimson Planet on 28 August.[21]

On 21 June 2024, spaceuk legitimately achieved 33% on Kyouki,[22] sparking controversy as some called for resignation,[23][24] while others, including the Top player wPopoff, supported his comeback.[25] He had unlisted all his Geometry Dash-related videos,[26] but he returned in January 2025 and completed Down Bass and Sonic Wave, relisting a few of his previously unlisted videos.

spaceuk's return to the community sparked mixed reactions about his legitimacy. Some people in the comment sections of his videos wrote cynical comments, such as 'This is your new easiest, and is not nearly as easy as crimson clutter. Congrats!' while others would support his decision and give him a chance, 'I believe Spaceuk isn't trying to do a redemption arc and is just having fun with the game'. From spaceuk's perspective, it seemed as if he was not overly serious about his comeback, even mocking a few people in the comment section, suggesting that he wants to play the levels for his own good time and not for respect or acceptance: 'this game is actually pretty fun when you don't cheat in it'. It is highly unknown whether he would remain in the community, but it is safe to say that most people gave him this support and respect. His recent videos received positive feedback. Those being the completion of Planet Circles[27] and progress of Subterminal Point,[28] accumulating a huge like-to-dislike ratio.

Regaining the reputation

spaceuk quit playing the game for some time, not uploading any videos onto his YouTube channel for over five months. Before the initial quitting, spaceuk was trying to beat Acheron, achieving 66% and 36-100%.[29] However, he returned and uploaded a 79-100% run on newly rated Thinking Space II on 22 September 2025.[30] On 26 September, he started playing Acheron again, announcing that he had gotten a new keyboard.[31] On the stream, he got a new best of 68%, as well as 30-100% on 4 October.[32] He provided a 24-100% run the next day, mentioning his ~88,000 attempt count.[33] He achieved a new record of 72% on 16 October.[34] spaceuk considers himself average-skilled in the light of other top players, mentioning that while Tartarus is his hardest completion, he thinks it does not reflect his true skill, and that is the reason he has decided to go for Acheron.

On 12 September 2025, the former host of the Secret Way YouTube channel, BenCar, hosted an interview with spaceuk. During their conversation, spaceuk answered various questions, including ones about controversial topics, such as the entire hacking scandal.[35] spaceuk admitted that he felt guilty for hacking. When asked what he regrets most besides cheating, spaceuk answered that he regrets noclipping The Golden the most, as he genuinely thought he beat it at first. However, when he discovered it, he did not bother trying to beat it legitimately; instead, he uploaded the noclip completion of The Golden, setting off the chain of events.

In the interview, spaceuk also mentioned that paqoe, the verifier of Silent clubstep, could have potentially hacked the level. However, before answering the question, he said that what he was about to say would very likely be simply untrue. A YouTuber ItsCakes made a video discussing the matter.[36] paqoe has since responded to the situation.[37][38]

On 3 January 2026, spaceuk legitimately beat Acheron after around 125,000 attempts.[39] After that, he would start playing Subterminal Point, achieving runs such as 61% twice, 60%, 16-77%, 43-100%,[40] 74% twice, and 16-100%.[41][42] He would later temporarily drop the level. He then streamed himself playing Tidal Wave on 7 March[43] and the next day.[44] After that, he would take a three-month break from the game. He returned to Subterminal Point on 25 June and achieved 85%,[45] and the next day, he failed at the last click, getting 94%.[46] Two days later, he managed to beat Subterminal Point as his second hardest level after 36,704 attempts, describing it as mentally harder to beat than Acheron.[47]

spaceuk's next goal is to return and beat Slaughterhouse, the infamous hacked-verification achievement. In his first stream on 1 July, he achieved 52% and 23-63%.[48] After nearly a three-week break, on 24 July, he achieved 77% and 45-100%.[49]

Levels

Unrated
  • on everything bro - His completed copy of Acheron.
  • Acheron StartPos son
  • Acheron StartPos 3 - A start-pos level of Acheron.
  • zeronium challenge - A challenge level for the player Zeronium.
  • Berial Bleam - A Low Detail Mode version of Aerial Gleam.
  • Acheron - A copy of Acheron with a start pos trigger on 66%.
  • Cybernetic LDM - A Low Detail Mode version of Cybernetic Crescent.
  • EOTB ldm - A Low Detail Mode version of Edge of the Blade.
  • abyss of darkness - A four-second level featuring a triple spike, a yellow orb, a wave portal, and five spikes turned towards each other with one-grid gaps.
  • The Golden - A green version of Slaughterhouse in the colour of The Golden.
  • arcturus - A copy of arcturus with a start pos trigger on 84%.
  • Ragnarok - A bug fix copy of Ragnarok that fixes the bug at 98%.
  • Bloodlust ldm bugfix - A Low Detail Mode and bugfix copy of Bloodlust.
  • cruex - A skippable wave challenge similar to the one from the old Death Corridor.
  • tartartus spaceuk - 'This version is harder than cognition and easier than renevant'.
  • Renevant ldm - A Low Detail Mode version of Renevant.
  • Tartarus - A copy of Tartarus.
  • retitled - A copy of a level of the same name by Convie.
  • Tartarus 2 - A copy of Tartarus
  • Kenos ldm - A Low Detail Mode version of Kenos.
  • asd - A level consisting of spike spam, impossible without noclip.
  • Unnamed 0 - A level consisting of spike spam, beatable without noclip.
  • warmup - A copy of the level 'The Golden Wave' by naditten, featuring a start position that eventually leads to the 27% wave part from The Golden.
  • lol - A level consisting of spike and block spam that is impossible without noclip.
Hard
  • spaceuk (featured) - A collaboration level created by him and Renn241 dedicated to himself.
Cancelled/deleted
  • arc erps kid
  • BunnyMuffinn challen
  • Space challenge - A space-themed challenge level.
  • The Hallucination

Notable achievements

The dates refer to spaceuk's hacked releases.

spaceuk's completed Main List

  1. Slaughterhouse by icedcave - Hack-verified on 24 October 2021
  2. Sakupen Circles by Diamond - 26 March 2022
  3. Firework by Trick - 20 November 2021
  4. Tartarus by Dolphy - Hacked on 2 April 2021, beaten legitimately on 14 May 2023
  5. arcturus by maxfs - 4 January 2022
  6. Trueffet by SyQual - 11 September 2021
  7. Hard Machine by Komp - 2 October 2021
  8. Sonic Wave Infinity by APTeam - 18 August 2021
  9. The Golden by Bo - Hacked on 12 December 2020, beaten legitimately on 5 May 2023
  10. Zodiac by Bianox - 27 April 2021
  11. Verdant Landscape by Nisha - 31 December 2021
  12. Kenos by npesta - Allegedly beaten legitimately off-recording on an unknown date, hacked on 18 March 2021
  13. Keres by ItsHybrid - 13 October 2021
  14. Renevant by nikrodox - 18 May 2021
  15. SARY NEVER CLEAR by KugelBlitZ - 4 September 2021
  16. Promethean by EndLevel - 13 September 2021
  17. Crimson Planet by TrueOmega - Hacked on 21 March 2021, beaten legitimately on 28 August 2023
  18. Fragile by EndLevel - 8 July 2021
  19. Calculator Core by Walroose - 23 September 2021
  20. Thinking Space by Atomic - 9 August 2021
  21. Cold Sweat by para - 15 September 2021
  22. Lotus Flower by StarkyTheSalad - 20 April 2022
  23. Cognition by EndLevel - 29 May 2021
  24. RUST by neigefeu - 25 September 2021
  25. Descent Into Exile by GrenadeofTacos - 4 March 2022
  26. Lucid Nightmares by CairoX - 4 October 2021
  27. Cosmic Cyclone by APTeam - 13 December 2021
  28. The Rupture by Ka1ns - 9 August 2021
  29. Kappa by Armadeus - 27 September 2021
  30. Silent Club by Luqualizer - 7 October 2021
  31. Bloodlust by knobbelboy - 8 October 2021
  32. Ragnarok by knobbelboy - 7 December 2021
  33. Omega Interface by Platnuu - 25 August 2021
  34. Akashic Records by VoTcHi - 14 October 2021
  35. Asterios by Exen - 22 April 2022
  36. Deimos by EndLevel - 8 September 2021
  37. Sparkling by MzeroGD - 21 April 2022
  38. Aronia by Exen - 16 September 2021
  39. Arctic Lights by Metalface221 - Beaten legitimately on 29 March 2021
  40. Terminux by VulgarisAerae - 12 February 2022
  41. Congregation by Presta - 21 April 2022
  42. kowareta by Gablor - 24 May 2021
  43. Ouroboros by Viprin - 19 April 2022
  44. Sigma by MindCap - 4 March 2022
  45. Frozen Cave by TheParadoxTeam - 2 December 2021
  46. The Yandere by Dorami - 6 March 2022
  47. Visible Ray by KrampuX - 7 March 2022
  48. Nhelv by SrGuillester - 24 April 2022
  49. ATOMIC CANNON by LIEB - 17 April 2022
  50. Plasma Pulse Finale by Zeostar - 11 March 2022
  51. Spectrum Cyclone by Temp - 30 August 2021
  52. Calamity by Awedsy - 27 April 2022
  53. Aquatic Auroras by EndLevel - 1 September 2021
  54. Storming Summit by Nimbus - 28 April 2022
  55. Wasureta by HelpegasuS - Beaten legitimately on 19 August 2020
  56. Eternal Moment by Rainstorm - Beaten legitimately on 13 March 2021
  57. Molten Core by Janucha - 2 September 2021
  58. CHROMA FINALE by Renn241 - 1 February 2022
  59. Requiem by Zylenox - 26 April 2022
  60. Hyper Paracosm by ViRuZ - 2 September 2021
  61. Omega by MindCap - 30 April 2022
  62. Gamma by MindCap - 11 December 2021
  63. Spacial Rend by Eclipsed - 30 November 2021
  64. Sink by Awedsy - 15 March 2022
  65. Sonic Wave Rebirth by Serponge - 19 August 2021
  66. Sonic Wave by Sunix - 19 August 2021
  67. Macabre by ZephiroX - 16 January 2022
  68. GONER by Nightning - 27 April 2022
  69. Cybernetic Crescent by Viprin - 7 May 2022
  70. Shutdown by OliSW - 5 May 2022
  71. Infinite Iniquity by Flukester - 1 May 2022
  72. Sephiroth by Rainstorm - 7 May 2022
  73. Necromancer by TGI - 31 August 2021
  74. Edge of the Blade by eiruni - 3 May 2022
  75. Yatagarasu by TrusTa - 2 May 2022

Nominations and awards

Received 2 awards in The Geometry Dash Awards[Notes 1]

Awards
  • Awarded in the 2021 Awards for Best Player
  • Awarded in the 2022 Awards for Best Player

Trivia

  • spaceuk has garnered over 79,000 subscribers on his new, current YouTube channel.[50]
    • spaceuk's old YouTube channel had roughly 65,000 subscribers.
  • spaceuk is a fan of Your Lie in April, a Japanese romantic drama manga series.
    • The manga's front cover was used as spaceuk's profile picture before the hacking scandal; it was eventually replaced with a picture of a bird.
    • Ironically enough, spaceuk's hacking scandal also emerged in April.
  • A person named Kolo initially exposed him, but his claims were pushed aside, with a Demonlist moderator saying 'You are wrong 👍'.
  • spaceuk owns a cat named 'Coco', which has appeared on his Twitter account.
  • spaceuk was initially going to be on 'Doggie December', but he refused to participate because he thought it 'wouldn't be interesting', according to a reply on a comment.
  • While spaceuk's initial claim to fame was the supposed completion of The Golden as his fifth Demon, later investigations by the community revealed that Cataclysm was actually his fifth, with evidence from the in-game leaderboard. Despite spaceuk's denial, the in-game record near Nuggels' June 2020 completion of Cataclysm suggested otherwise.
    • During the Secret Way interview, spaceuk said that The Golden might not have been his fifth Extreme Demon, but rather eighth or even ninth, as he completed a few other Extremes before that he does not remember.[51]
  • spaceuk is an osu! player and Minecraft speedrunner. Ironically, according to one of spaceuk's friends, many of his Minecraft runs could be illegitimate.[52]
  • On 10 November 2021, spaceuk dethroned RG on the Pointercrate Stats Viewer, becoming the #1 player.
    • On 19 June 2022, spaceuk requested to remove his profile on Pointercrate due to briefly quitting, making Wolvez the new top player on the Pointercrate Stats Viewer.
      • spaceuk's profile was reinstated two weeks after removal due to rejoining the game.
      • spaceuk was officially dethroned by Zoink on 13 January 2023.
      • On 25 April 2023, spaceuk's profile was banned after being exposed for hacking, and it has been so to this day.
      • spaceuk has no intention of getting unbanned.
  • spaceuk's exposure has led Geometry Dash YouTuber solarion (Stormbreaker6404 on Newgrounds) to make a diss track on spaceuk titled 'Fraud'.[53][54] The track's YouTube video has garnered over 100,000 views, making it solarion's most popular video to date.
  • spaceuk once temporarily inserted his nationality on the Stats Viewer as Pakistan as well as Spain at one point as a joke.
    • In one of spaceuk's unlisted Acheron streams, he stated that he is of Pakistani descent.
    • When spaceuk's profile was updated to display Spain as his nationality, the Demonlist team enforced stricter nationality rules.
  • spaceuk often uploaded jokey progress videos of high-tier Extreme Demons with a low percentage.
  • spaceuk once uploaded a hacked verification video of him 'beating' Eternal Night as a joke titled 'My Greatest Achievement in Geometry Dash'.
  • Secret Way paid spaceuk 100 dollars to accept the invitation for the interview.
  • spaceuk's reaction, 'I can't f**king react otherwise I'm gonna cough so much.' from his hacked verification of Slaughterhouse became an infamous meme after his exposure.
    • During the Secret Way interview, it was revealed that the reaction was genuine, as he had been suffering from the virus COVID-19.

Videos

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A complete documentary of spaceuk's rise in the community and subsequent exposure by Karl Jobst.






Notes

  1. ↑ Discovered to be hacking after he received his two Best Player awards.

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://twitter.com/grandma6759/status/1539030315414564864
  2. ↑ https://twitter.com/spadeuk/status/1642178805824462848
  3. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciYGLIYH6OM&t=3331s
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2RTFwn_zho
  5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ggq6F7vWBNsTaISNc7a4dut6uqf1jz6F_SBH-GaMVDg/
  6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 https://web.archive.org/web/20240403175757/https://www.twitlonger.com/show/n_1ss9laj
  7. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciYGLIYH6OM&t=3216s
  8. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5DLImhaeZE
  9. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJInicacHbg
  10. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULqLnV5Rfk0
  11. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPZmTVWPhWI
  12. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n167ytwzW1I
  13. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxcY3wrqEsk
  14. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AucJzr9YW9A
  15. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uLNjFiV1Is
  16. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJTTDjxzcaM
  17. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XwC0A2Fe2t4
  18. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XgEl4HO0Sg
  19. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLDsfM3jU2Q
  20. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTSWPJtEzFM
  21. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7IxQd1vjJs
  22. ↑ https://twitter.com/zbirduk/status/1804143050140139967
  23. ↑ https://twitter.com/BranyiSamir/status/1804261115511345632
  24. ↑ https://twitter.com/Kaza_GD/status/1804188329010778602
  25. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69d6btd0-EE
  26. ↑ https://twitter.com/zbirduk/status/1697742859229630641
  27. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1vgsauOuRM
  28. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo3ad9nW7v8
  29. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Qcb929V_aA
  30. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZX-RMpUNcWc
  31. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmiCLoro8-U
  32. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XX4v6hA9mo
  33. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NoTFi4Qm9s
  34. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EqYPiwyrXY
  35. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciYGLIYH6OM
  36. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpoP7W_Mm2U
  37. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/post/UgkxGaES7bxYAhlEiwu24viu2UQsheQumyyu
  38. ↑ https://twitter.com/zoe_bve/status/1971631207248285789
  39. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CSFakL3Hl8
  40. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkOGmH-rShg
  41. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifYVn9Z3CaQ
  42. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r2nys6U4Pmk
  43. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lMjWZomri8
  44. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Daie_eei9WA
  45. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CEtWT4sQAE
  46. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c15A_9JgXV0
  47. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rCoXzxUjVJQ
  48. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MFerV4UnMw
  49. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGKhcLGlsW0
  50. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/@birduk
  51. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ciYGLIYH6OM&t=1919s
  52. ↑ https://twitter.com/curltwt/status/1651087146826997763?s=20
  53. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IrVM41P2Sg
  54. ↑ https://newgrounds.com/audio/listen/1211437
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