Herobrine vs. Shitass - Rap Battle [Cyphers Of The Unknown] (Feat. Mr. Tibbs & Snakebite126)

Welcome, weary travelers, to the first canon YouTube installment of Cyphers Of The Unknown! In today's episode, we have two pixelated people going block to block to determine who the scariest Minecraft entity is! We have a lot more in store for this series, so you're gonna want to stay tuned! Enjoy...

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PRODUCTION/CAST

Mr. Tibbs as Herobrine

Snakebite126 as Shitass


Written by: Michael Stark
With additional help from: MetaMachine, GamingPlush64, and SimplyRazzy

Art by 01Tyler10, Nooby, & Jason Carreon

Produced By: raccobeats

Mixed & Mastered By: Zagranis

Edited By: Michael Stark & RNG

Logo By: SPM1000

Thumbnail By: Fightmarker & Michael Stark

ABOUT
herobrine is the subject of a community-made creepypasta. he is one of the major community icons of minecraft, yet herobrine has not been present in any version of minecraft. the first story and image ever posted about herobrine, as well as the brocraft stream, are regarded as canonical. things posted after these two events are considered fan-made adaptations and variations. herobrine is not in unmodded minecraft, and never has been. there are no references to him at all in the source code, and there is no code to allow for any entity to act like herobrine. it is not possible for herobrine to have ever existed in any unmodded clients or servers. any appearances of herobrine are caused by either mods being installed or because of another player using the skin. from the original creepypasta, herobrine creates random constructions, such as sand pyramids in oceans and long 2×2 tunnels. he also cuts off all the leaves from trees. herobrine first appeared in a single image detailing an encounter. the first photo of herobrine's first canonical sighting was posted on 4chan's paranormal board, /x/, in august 2010, but gained little attention. it stated how herobrine had appeared in someone's single-player game, littering the map with various pyramids and tunnels. the post has since been deleted. it is the first media to name him as herobrine.

hey, shitass refers to a series of videos and memes centered around a minecraft player using the nickname "sh*tass." originating from a viral tiktok video, the memes featuring gained popularity in late october 2020, primarily in the form of video edits in which players demonstrate their minecraft skills to players nicknamed "shitass." on september 26th, 2020, tiktok user splinkysplonk posted a humorous minecraft video in which he addresses a minecraft player on the server nicknamed "sh*tass," calls him a "stupid b*tch" and boasts about his speedbridging ability. the video received over 921,000 views and 209,900 likes in one month. the intentionally poor quality of voice recording in the video is a comedic technique referred to as the funny mic, often associated with minecraft streamer jschlatt who often used it his videos. the original video also references minecraft youtuber dream, which inspired similar references in later videos (mainly through the player using dream's signature minecraft skin). in the following days, the video received viral spread online; for example, an october 3rd, 2020, reupload by twitter user @ thefunny_mp4 received over 1,800 retweets, 8,300 likes and 55,800 views in three weeks. on september 27th, 2020, tiktok user sangwoobruh posted a killing stalking version of the video, gaining nearly 20,000 views and 4,700 likes in one month and marking the earliest notable derivative meme based on the original video. on october 18th, 2020, twitter user @ typicklesf posted a humorous minecraft speedrun inspired by the tiktok. the post received over 198,100 views, 6,800 retweets and 30,000 likes in three days. following the viral spread of the original video and @ typicklesf's version, the meme gained notable popularity online, mostly in the form of video edits in which players demonstrated their minecraft skills to another player nicknamed "sh*tass," who would proceed to attack them in the end of the video.


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herobrine vs shitass rap battle