Video Game / Vs. Impostor

You're lookin' kinda sus.

Vs. Impostor is a Friday Night Funkin' Game Mod that also is a crossover with the popular mobile game Among Us, created by Clowfoe.

Boyfriend and Girlfriend find themselves on a space station, confronted by a red "Crewmate" who vehemently denies accusations about his identity. However, things quickly escalate as he drops all pretense and goes for the kill...

Recently, a new update dropped, adding more opponents and subsequently new songs. Boyfriend now has to deal with a Green Impostor and a Black Impostor in addition to the Red one. More updates even added more opponents and Imposters to the count.

Song List:

Song List

Week 1: Polus Problems (Red Impostor)

1. Sussus Moogus
2. Sabotage
3. Meltdown

Week 2: Mira Mania (Green Impostor)

1. Sussus Toogus
2. Lights Down
3. Reactor
4. Ejected

Week 3: Airship Atrocities

1. Mando (Yellow Crewmate)
2. D'low (Yellow Crewmate)
3. Oversight (White Impostor)
4. Danger (Black Impostor)
5. Double Kill (White & Black Impostors)

… (Black Impostor)

1. Defeat
2. Finale

Week 5: Magmatic Monstrosity (Maroon)

1. Ashes
2. Magmatic
3. Boiling Point

Week 6: Deadly Decision (Gray)

1. Delusion
2. Blackout
3. Neurotic

Week 7: Humane Heartbeat (Pink)

1. Heartbeat
2. Pinkwave
3. Pretender (Pink vs. Gray)

Week J: Jorsawee's Jams

1. O2 (Jorsawsee and Red Mungus)
2. Voting Time (Warchief and Jelqer vs. Red Mungus vs. Boyfiend)
3. Turbulence (Red Mungus)
4. Victory (Warchief, Jelqer and Jorsawsee)

Rousey Rival (Tomongus/Mech #721)

1. Sussy Bussy (Mech #721)
2. Rivals (Mech #721)
3. Chewmate (Tomongus)

BOO!: Loggo's Halloween (Loggo)

1. Christmas
2. Spookpostor

Bonus Week: Battling the Boyfriend

1. Titular (Henry Stickmin)
2. Greatest Plan (Charles Calvin Vs Henry Stickmin)
3. Reinforcements (Henry Stickmin and Ellie Rose)
4. Armed (Reginald Copperbottom and Right Hand Man)

Version 1 Songs (Alpha Impostor)

1. Alpha Moogus
2. Actin’ Sus

Bonus Songs

1. Identity Crisis (Monotone)
2. Sauces Moogus (Orange)
3. Room Code (Powers vs. Pico)
4. Tomongus Tuesday (Tomongus)
5. Ow (Cyan vs Red)
6. Who (GOING2KILLEVERY1STARTINGWITHU vs Y FRONTS)
7. Insane Streamer (Jerma)
8. Sussus Nuzzus (Nuzzus)
9. idk (Idk)
10. Esculent (Brown)
11. Drippypop (Drippostor vs. Boyfriend and Pico)
12. Crewicide (Dave)
13. Monotone Attack (Fabs and Monotone vs. Clowfoe and Biddle3)
14. Top 10 (Top Ten)
15. Chippin (Cval vs. Pip)
16. Chipping (Cval vs. Pip)
17. Torture (Cval and Pip vs. Ziffyclumper)^note This song can only be played after beating Chippin and Chipping

Hidden Songs

1. Ominous (Black Impostor)
2. Double Trouble (Red and Green Impostors)^note Removed in the V4 update
3. Triple Trouble (Black, Gray, Pink and Maroon)
4. Monochrome (Deadpostor)
5. Skinny Nuts (Ziffyclumper vs. Clowfoe)^note Removed in the V4 update

Removed Songs

1. Double Trouble (Red and Green Impostors)^note Removed in the V4 update
2. Kyubism (KyubiCrasher)
3. Posussium (Bananungus)^note Removed due to the composer being evicted for pedophilia
4. Lowtowncorry (Jorsawsee)^note Removed due to the composer being evicted for pedophilia
5. Order Up (Orange)^note Removed due to the composer leaving the team
6. Compromised Persona (Shapeshifter)^note Removed due to the composer leaving the team
7. Stealth (Maroon)^note Removed due to the composer getting fired for being underage
8. Insane (Grey)^note Removed due to the composer getting fired for being underage
9. Heartbroken (Pink)^note Removed due to the composer getting fired for being underage
10. Skinny Nuts (Ziffyclumper vs. Clowfoe)^note Removed in the V4 update

Song List (Loggo's Halloween DX side mod)

1. Grinch (EthanTheDoodler vs. Loggo)

Song List (April Fools' Day V5)

Week 1: Suspicious (Red Impostor)

1. Sussus Moogus
2. Actin Sus

Week 2: Tasks (Red and Green Impostors)

1. Sussus Twogus
2. Lights Out
3. Impostor Trouble

Week 3: Airship

1. Sussus Threegus (Yellow Impostor)
2. Oversight (Yellow Impostor)
3. Danger (Black Impostor)

Week 4: Defeated (Black Impostor)

1. Defeated
2. Finale

Secret Week: Lime Green Jadspostor (JADS)

1. Lemon Lime
2. Chlorophyll
3. Inflorescence
4. Stargazer

Other Songs

1. Plague Energy (Monotone)
2. Boiling Point (Maroon Impostor)
3. Fresh

Removed Songs

1. Double Defeat (Yellow and Black Impostors)
2. Sussus Toogus (Hotfix Version) (Green Impostor)
3. Lights Down (Hotfix Version) (Green Impostor)
4. Mando (Hotfix Version) (Yellow Crewmate)
5. Oversight (Hotfix Version) (White Impostor)
6. Double Kill (Hotfix Version) (White & Black Impostors)
7. Defeat (Hotfix Version) (Black Impostor)

Song List ( 1 Year Anniversary V5.1)

Secret Week: Serialized (SquidBoy84)

1. Lime Lemon
2. Serialized
3. Inflorescence (Hotfix Version)

This mod contains the following tropes:

• Adaptational Abomination: The impostors. In Among Us proper, the main difference between them and crewmates is their toothy maws. Here, while they normally look the same as they usually do, they have gained the ability to shift into far more monstrous forms.
• Adaptational Villainy: Boyfriend and Girlfriend are the Impostors in "Rousey Rival".
• Adaptational Wimp:
  • Girlfriend, a demon said to be powerful enough to wipe out an army, is just as susceptible to being killed by Impostors as everyone else in this mod, which is indeed what happens to her in Weeks 1, 6 and 7.
  • Boyfriend, a man said to probably have the abilities to manipulate matter, take over the bodies of living things, deflect bullets, and maybe create alternative realities, is only faltered by being killed by Impostors as everyone else in this mod, which is indeed what happens to him in Weeks 1 and 7.
• Alliterative Title: Each of the week names throughout the mod (save for Loggo's Halloween) have the same starting letter in both major words.
• Ambiguous Gender: No Crewmate or Impostor has a defined gender besides Red, Green, Orange (all gay men), Maroon (transgender man), Red Mungus (straight man), Jorsawsee, White (both non-binary), Pink (demi-girl), Yellow, Gray (both bisexual men) and Black (genderfluid).
• Ambiguously Evil: LoggoMan512 doesn’t do anything evil despite changing into a spider-like form in Spookpostor.
• Ambiguously Human: The Insane Streamer version of Jerma features an oversized mouth, a blue tongue and yellow eyes that shine through the shadows.
• April Fools' Day: Zigzagged with the joke version of V5; while it released on April 1st and features a lot of Stylistic Suck songs harkening back to the earlier versions, there are a few serious songs in the update as well.
• Art Shift: In Among Us, Impostors are indistinguishable from the Crewmates to hide their identity. Here, the red and green Impostors have visible mouths and their visors act as a single eye (although in Green's case, they are initially visually indistinguishable from a crewmate, and only shows their Impostor features from the second song onwards). The black Impostor however follows the original artstyle more while having smoother animation than the previous two.
  • Loggo’s Halloween features a lower quality artstyle.
• Badge Gag: A couple of them are present in Green's crewmate disguise. Their "ID" is clearly cardboard and their "tasks" all seem to be related to watching porn.
• Bait-and-Switch: In V4, Boyfriend and Girlfriend voicing their suspicion of Red results in this. It sounds like an obvious attempt at calling them "Sus", but then they call them something else.
  Girlfriend: this guy seems... mistrustful
  Boyfriend: now that you mention it... he does look pretty... skeptical
• Blatant Lies: The red Impostor insists that they are a Crewmate, despite their big toothy mouth and them holding a gun/knife.
  Girlfriend: you have a gun!!!! also a knife !!but only in your up sprite!!!!
• Christmas in July: The first song of the Halloween week is… "Christmas". This is lampshaded by a crewmate pointing at a calendar that clearly shows the date is October 31st.
• Creator Cameo:
  • "Monotone Attack" features the Author Avatars of Clowfoe, MonotoneDoc, Fabs, Biddle3 (the guest composer for the song), and Loggo (being the main judge of the song), as well as several other developers including Orbyy, Nick T, and more (all as background characters).
  • Bonus Stage: The official side mod of the Loggo's Halloween week, dubbed "Loggo's Halloween DX", features EthanTheDoodler (using an attempted disguise as The Grinch) going up against Loggo.
  • Rareblin's avatar (a Stylistic Suck Impostor simply named "Him") is internally coded to appear underneath the assets for all songs, and sometimes shows up if the game lags out.
• Dance Party Ending: The last song in Week J, "Victory", happens after the crewmates win the round, and the song is by far the most upbeat song in the week.
• Dark Reprise: In Boyfriend and the red Impostor's final showdown in "Meltdown", the main melody of "Sussus Moogus" and "Sabotage" can be heard near the end of the song.
• Death Is Cheap: It is Among Us, after all; deaths only last a round. "Victory" takes this to ridiculous levels, as despite his death at the end of "Jams," Jorsawsee is able to join in despite deceased players still being shown dead on the Victory screen. Strangely, Grey's father doesn't show up after being voted off despite this.
• Double-Meaning Title:
  • "Meltdown" can either refer to the reactor meltdown mechanic in Among Us, or the red Impostor's "meltdown" due to having to rap-battle Boyfriend's ghost despite having killed him.
  • Similarly, "Ejected" can either refer to player executions after voting in the aforementioned game, or the fact that Boyfriend, Girlfriend, and the green Impostor are literally ejected from Mira HQ after an explosion in said level.
  • "Boiling Point" could refer to Boyfriend and Maroon being near the boiling magma of Polus as per their execution, or it could refer to Maroon undergoing a rage induced One-Winged Angel.
• Easter Egg: Hidden in the game files, there are two hidden songs; "Double-Trouble", which features the red and green Impostors facing off Boyfriend as a duo, and "Skinny Nuts", which are sung by developers Clowfoe and Ziffy (with the playable character being the former).
• Foil: Strangely enough, a variation in story and level design. "Defeat" is the outcome of the offscreen failure of the Crew against Black where too many combo breaks will instantly kill you, while "Victory" is the Crewmates' victory after ejecting Red Mungus where failure is outright impossible and score is deemed irrelevant, since you've already won the match, singing against Warchief, Jelqus and Jorsawsee.
• Foregone Victory: "Victory", the final song of Week J. The song takes place on the Victory screen for the crewmates, Boyfriend included, and the player can't actually lose the song. Likely because of this, the health bar is removed for the song, and there isn't a given score, instead displaying text that reads "Who cares? You already won!".
• Formula-Breaking Episode: "Rousey Rival" uses the pixel style of Week 6 from the original Friday Night Funkin'. There is no dialogue whatsoever, the opponent doesn't have a visible mouth at any point in the week, due to being a hamster in a crewmate-shaped mech, and Boyfriend and Girlfriend are the Impostors.
• Freeze-Frame Bonus:
  • During the cutscene after "Meltdown", slowing down the text reveals that Orange asked about their hat, leading to Rose telling him to shut up, Pink telling him to kill himself, and Blue to tell him nobody cares about his hat.
  • Similarly in that same cutscene, Blue asks the others if they played Friday Night Funkin', and that an update to Vs Impostor (AKA the mod that's currently being played) is coming out soon. Brown says that the mod sucks, and Pink states that there's too much drama in the community.
• Funny Background Event: Exclusive to V3, Green can be seen among the crewmate with a knife raised high prepared to kill, only to perpetually stop short as he views the rap battle Red has with "?!" to signify his confusion/disbelief over the latter losing his cool over BF's and GF's ghosts, outting himself as the impostor.
• Game-Over Man: All Imposters (except for Red, LoggoMan512 and JADS) wield a knife. If you fail on "Defeat", you will be treated to a delightful animation of Black stabbing theirs straight through the Boyfriend's skull.
• Groin Attack: Aside from normally failing a song, a special game over screen shows a lovely animation of the Black impostor cutting off Boyfriend’s blue balls before stabbing him in the head.
• Half the Man He Used to Be: Both Boyfriend and Girlfriend gets their entire upper torso blown off in Week 1, just like what happens when a Crewmate dies. It doesn't do anything to keep Girlfriend's ghost and lower torso from continuing to bop happily to the music.
• Halloween Episode: Played for laughs in Loggo's Halloween, which takes place in a house decorated for Christmas, even though the calendar clearly reads October 31st, which a purple crewmate points out. Played slightly more straight come the second song, Spookposter, in which Loggo reveals himself as the Impostor and sprouts spider leg-like tendrils from his mouth and the surroundings go dark.
• I Fell for Hours: "Ejected" takes place with Boyfriend, Girlfriend, and the newly-mutated green Impostor falling form the Mira HQ after an explosion.
• Killed Off for Real: Grey's father seems to be this, as despite the Death Is Cheap nature of the mod, he doesn't show up after being ejected, not even as a ghost. Subverted in that he does come back like every other player... Black just keeps repeatedly killing him.
• Law of Chromatic Superiority: Red is the first Impostor encountered, and even manages to kill Boyfriend and Girlfriend. Unusually, however, Green proves to be a more cunning, crafty and powerful opponent than Red. And Black is more dangerous and vicious as well as bigger than either of them.
• Major Injury Underreaction:
  • In the cutscene before "Sussus Moogus", Red casually chops of Girlfriend's hand just as she's pulling out a megaphone, which elicits an expression of mild annoyance in return. Justified, as she almost immediately regenerates it with no effort.
  • Girlfriend is blown in half and killed by the red Impostor after "Sussus Moogus", but she returns as a ghost and continues happily bopping along to the beat from "Sabotage" onwards. Her bifurcated corpse also keeps moving to the rhythm as if the lack of a torso and soul was little more than a minor inconvenience.
  • Boyfriend's response to being killed at the end of "Sabotage"?
  "ooooooooh im a ghoioostt"
• Marathon Level:
  • "Double Kill" and "Identity Crisis" are some of the mod's longest songs, lasting around 5 minutes for both, and with charting that isn't something to laugh at.
  • Week 3 as a whole serves as one of the longest weeks of Story Mode, as you have to go through 5 songs in total, with the aforementioned 5-minute long "Double Kill" capping it off.
• More Teeth than the Osmond Family: Although they're capable of concealing it, all Impostors have gaping maws full of razor-sharp teeth.
• My Rules Are Not Your Rules:
  • After "Sabotage" ends with the red Impostor killing Boyfriend, they then realize that Boyfriend can still talk as a ghost. Meaning that now he can absolutely rat his murderer out to the crew standing just a few feet away. Unsurprisingly, V4 follows this up with them quickly getting voted out.
  • In "Voting Time", Red Munugus hits his own notes, which appear on the player's strumline as grey and transparent notes.
  • In "Monotone Attack", like Red Mungus, Biddle3 hits her own notes on the player's strumline, with the player exclusively controlling Clowfoe.
• Mythology Gag:
  • All of the Impostors' vocal samples are based on the guitar plucks from the "Dead Body Reported" jingle.
  • Mech #721, aka Tomongus, hails from Rivals of Aether, hence the week being in a pixel style, and the second song being named "Rivals".
  • Grey's backstory is a reference to a somewhat common fan-concept wherein the Mini-Crewmate pets that Impostors equip are treated as the adopted child of the Crewmate they're impersonating. In Grey's case, however, things turned out very badly for them.
  • The Battling the Boyfriend week is a collection of references to The Henry Stickmin Collection:
    • The week is found and started by finding and clicking on the teleporter within Week 3, a recurring option in each of the games that often ends badly for Henry.
    • Upon Henry encountering the couple, time stops to showcase several options that the player has to click — the main gameplay aspect of his home series. Picking the two options that aren't the microphone results in the fail screen from Completing the Mission.
    • Charles' losing icon is a gravestone, in reference to the "Valiant Hero" ending.
    • When Ellie drops in halfway through "Reinforcements", she does so while dangling from a trapeze attached to Charles' helicopter, one of the options from Completing the Mission's "Special BROVert Ops" route.
• No-Nonsense Nemesis:
  • The red Impostor ends up killing Boyfriend and Girlfriend in the "Polus" Week.
  • Green takes this to an even greater extent. Unlike Red, who is immediately caught red-handed and relies on brute force, they put more effort into disguising themselves as a crewmate (even though it's still a (literally) Paper-Thin Disguise, as evidenced by their obviously cardboard ID and their, er, "unique" task list). They also use blackouts to conceal themselves, and at the end of the third song, it's revealed that they have already sabotaged the reactor, handing the Imposters the victory by Among Us rules.
• Non-Standard Game Over:
  • If you fail on "Ejected", instead of the usual blue-balling, you can see a special animation of Boyfriend fatally faceplanting after their long, long fall.
  • If you fail on "Defeat", Black will take a page out of Tabi's book and plant a knife through Boyfriend's brain.
    • There’s also a chance for a special game over where Black cuts off Boyfriend’s blue balls before stabbing him in the skull.
• Nostalgia Level: v4 features complete recreations of the v1 Sussus Moogus and Actin' Sus, complete with UI.
• One-Hit Kill: Miss too much in "Defeat", and the black Impostor murks you in an instant via a knife to the skull.
• Off with His Head!: Boyfriend gets his head blown off in a burst of blood after "Sabotage" ends.
• One-Winged Angel: The green Impostor turns into a more monstrous form as they, Boyfriend, and Girlfriend falls from Mira HQ in "Ejected".
• Only Sane Man: The green Impostor is basically the only person in the entire mod who isn't a complete dumbass.
• Outside-Context Problem: Every character in this mod's main weeks is an actual person playing as a Crewmate or Impostor, besides possibly Boyfriend and Girlfriend. Black, on the other hand, is an entity that exists inside of the game itself, having taken on the appearance of the "original" Impostor that appears in the UI.
• Pyrrhic Victory: The red Impostor suffers one. Sure, they do end up killing both Boyfriend and Girlfriend, but since their ghosts can still talk and their rap battle attracted the entire crew, they're as good as ejected.
• Red and Black and Evil All Over: The Black Impostor has a red glow always visible behind their visor, and "Defeat" takes place in the red background of the game's defeat screen. They're also the primary Big Bad of the main story.
• Red Eyes, Take Warning: Green's visor cracks when he assumes his true form, revealing a glowing red eye behind it. Likewise, there is a shining red glimmer behind Black's visor.
• Shout-Out: This mod's songs has a hefty amount of references, mainly related to various Among Us memes:
  • In "Sussus Moogus", at 1:04, the vocals sample "Among Us Trap Remix" by Leonz, one of the most well-known Among Us memes.
  • In the beginning of "Sabotage", the vocals sample "Why You Actin' Sus" by tater tot the bot, then at 0:45, it samples "Airpod Shotty" by FN Meka, and at 1:13, the Leitmotif of the Toppat Clan can be heard. Then finally, at 1:34, the vocals sample "Show Yourself" by CG5.
  • In the 1:25 mark, "Meltdown" samples the infamous "Among Us Musical"
  • "Sussus Toogus" samples most of its instruments from "New Face" by PSY.
  • In the background of "Reactor" an Among Drip crewmate, as well as the Amogus crewmate, can be seen on the right side.
  • "When the Impostor is Sus" can be heard multiple times throughout "Rivals".
  • The "New Face" sample from "Sussus Toogus" returns in "Ejected", alongside the aforementioned Toppat Clan leitmotif and the "Show Yourself" sample from "Sabotage". At 1:04, "Your Best Friend" can be heard. "Among Us Trap Remix" is sung as a closer to the song.
  • Mech #721, or "Tomongus", is originally a character from Rivals of Aether made by FungiWizard as part of an April Fools joke. The character itself originated from an Among Us edit of their character, Tomo.
  • The cutscene that precedes "Boiling Point" references the Newgrounds animation Everybody Loves Purple by having an orange Crewmate point out Purple, who is sitting out from the vote and is portrayed similarly to the animation. Additionally, the cover art for Grey's songs on the soundtrack portrays them with the same eye glow as Purple, which is absent in gameplay.
  • "Delusion" borrows a melody from "Too Slow" in two separate parts.
  • "Pinkwave" borrows a leitmotif from "Our Broken Constellations," the "Megalovania" counterpart of the Fallen Stars AU for Undertale.
  • The scrapped song "Posussium" samples the "Break Down!" vocals from "Great Days" and Josuke Higashikata's theme.

• Sore Loser: Defeated at the end of "Sussus Moogus", the red Impostor straight-up kills Girlfriend. Boyfriend follows suit after song two.
• Stylistic Suck:
  • The dialogue is rather short with no punctuation, as a nod to a typical Among Us public lobby.
  • During Loggo's Halloween, the art-style is much more pixely and low quality than the usual Friday Night Funkin' art-style.
  • Following in the footsteps of Vs. Dave and Bambi, one of the bonus songs is a joke song by Top 10 Awesome with shoddily-made music and sprites that consist of a badly cut Crewmate PNG and clip art of hands.
• Suddenly Voiced: Boyfriend's dialogue contains actual speech instead of beeps and boops.
• Superboss: Black, and boy are they of the Brutal variety. If the brutally fast pace of the song wasn't enough, the notes on Black's side are invisible, making it harder to copy them. Worse still, they will immediately stab Boyfriend for missing too many notes.

• Sword and Gun: Red Impostor primarily wields a knife, but it swaps to a gun in certain animations.
• Taking You with Me: Once Green is caught having a rap showdown with the main duo by the crew, they realize that the jig is up and detonates the reactor, presumably killing most everybody onboard and sending themselves, Boyfriend and Girlfriend plummeting towards an Uncertain Doom (but not without one final climactic rap showdown in midair).
• The Bad Guy Wins: Multiple weeks end with the Imposters achieving a victory, although sometimes it's of the pyrrhic kind.
  • Red actually kills both Girlfriend and Boyfriend, although they live on as ghosts who can presumably give him away to the crew, and due to how Among Us works, they're back to normal by the next round, i.e. Week 2. The "pyrrhic" part is more pronounced in the V4 release. Not only is Red genuinely scared of Boyfriend's and Girlfriend's ghosts, they end up getting voted out on screen this time.
  • During Green's week, the reactor of the tower explodes, which constitutes an Impostor victory. Green themselves, Boyfriend and Girlfriend survive, but are now all falling at dangerous speeds, so whether any of them will survive the ordeal is unclear.
  • Boyfriend and Girlfriend actually make it through "Rousey Rival" without issues... though it's been confirmed that both of them are Impostors this time around.
  • While we do not see the events beforehand, Defeat implies this happened in Black's game. Considering it takes place in the Impostor victory screen, and the very name is Defeat... Also, this is rather likely to happen to you since Black kills you instantly if you miss a note. This is most likely the least pyrrhic victory any Impostor has faced in the mod.
  • Completely averted with Week J, where Jorsawsee's death is successfully avenged as Boyfriend manages to convince the others of his innocence, resulting in Red being ejected. This outright leads into a song over the Victory screen.
• This Cannot Be!: After the red Impostor kills Boyfriend, they are shocked as to how he can still speak, even though he’s a ghost.
• Token Human: Jerma... assuming he is a human, anyway. At the very least, he's the only opponent (besides Tomongus and the Creator Cameos) to not be a Crewmate or Impostor.
• Unexplained Recovery: Boyfriend and Girlfriend comes back to life for Week 2 afterwards with none worse for wear despite the red Impostor had killed them in Week 1.
• Unreadably Fast Text: After "Meltdown", the crewmates start rapidly arguing amongst themselves as to who is the Impostor, resulting in this.
• Villainous Breakdown:
  • The red Impostor's confident facade is broken during "Meltdown", because now they have the unenviable position of arguing their innocence against the two people that they just killed.
  • The green Impostor also has one in "Ejected", going One-Winged Angel on Boyfriend and Girlfriend.
• Villain Protagonist: "Rousey Rival" gives Boyfriend and Girlfriend the role of an Impostor, as the former is shown to shoot Mech #721's head off at the end of "Rivals".
• Who's on First?: The primary joke of "Who" is that an impostor named Who killed the body in the background, leading to an argument between two crewmates, with the reveal that almost everyone, including the crewmate you are playing as, has confusing names.
  Going2killevery1startingwithU: Everybody's sus!
  Y Fronts: Everyone? I thought yellow was Sus.
  Going2killevery1startingwithU: Yellow's sus?
  Y Fronts: She was when I met her!
  Going2killevery1startingwithU: As early as that? She killed noob69?
  Y Fronts: Not Who?
  Going2killevery1startingwithU: Who what?
  Y Fronts: What's What got to do with it?
  Going2killevery1startingwithU: What do you mean?
  Y Fronts: I mean Who!
  Going2killevery1startingwithU: …What the fuck?!
  Y Fronts: Leave that bastard out of it!

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