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Yes, that's right. There are ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' finger family videos as well as there ComicBook/BatMan, [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]], WesternAnimation/PeppaPig and Manga/YuGiOh (Though the most popular videos tend to star either [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Elsa]], the WesternAnimation/PeppaPig Family, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], [[Franchise/DespicableMe The Minions]] or Franchise/MickeyMouse.) There's a joke that you can type in the name of any popular fictional franchise behind the words "finger family" and pull up a finger family video. Yep, from more kid oriented franchises like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' to more adult franchises like ''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Manga/DeathNote'', there exists a finger family video for almost anything out there. But that's not even the weirdest part. There are two types of finger family videos, music videos and "story" videos. The Music videos are the most common and basically see the aforementioned licensed characters dancing to the finger family song or whatever nursery rhyme song the video is based on.

The Story kind sees the characters interacting with each other (including characters from different franchises) in a series of mime-like sketches. Said interactions are so insane that they make the average CrackFic seem relatively sane in comparison. Among the insane scenarios featured in these videos are Spiderman going a picnic with Elsa, [[CrackShip Elsa and the Hulk]] [[{{Squick}} taking the children they had with each other to the park]] and [[HulkingOut hulked out]] versions of the Pig Family fighting [[WesternAnimation/PawPatrol Paw Patrol Zombies]]. Suffice to say, the story videos really place the characters in all sorts of situations that must be seen to believed. Surprisingly the content of the videos aren't even the strangest part of the videos.

There are hundreds of different finger family channels and thousands of individual videos, but the authorship of these videos still remain unknown. There has been no one who has officially come forward admitting themselves to be the creators of the finger family videos (lucky for them or else they'd have probably had their pants sued off by now). Theories range from automated bots programmed to make videos to earn views to a random guy pranking everyone to a sentient AI trying to use the videos to communicate with humanity. Of course nothing is known for sure but what is known is that it's impossible to all be the work of one person due to the sheer amount of the videos along with the fact that tons of new ones come out every week. What we do know is that a lot of different channels are indeed connected in the fact that a lot of similar BackgroundMusic is used. Virtually every single version of the finger family song is sung by someone with a very heavy Indian accent, and it isn't uncommon to see entirely different channels complimenting each other in the comment section. The most likely case scenario is that the videos are being mass produced by some obscure, small animation company in India to earn some money from getting thousands of views from kids.

A lot of the videos have notably stirred up controversy among parents for having child unfriendly content. It isn't uncommon to find a video with blood, characters suffering grievous injuries, sexual content, and sometimes even the videos titles containing swear words (specifically the "P word"). There are also some other things (such as ToiletHumour and pregnancy) that aren't inappropriate for kids in themselves, but are presented in an inappropriate way. For instance, the toilet jokes might go next-level to the point where it's not safe for daytime TV, or a woman might be seen graphically giving birth onscreen. A rather notorious finger family channel called Superkids TV was well known for this kind of content including an infamous scene where Elsa gets her arm stuck in an escalator and [[AnArmAndALeg ripped off]] in a brutal fashion. The term used for these kind of videos is called Elsa[[{{Scandalgate}} gate]] though it also applies to non-finger family videos including toy channels, unboxing channels and channels where people dress up as popular kids characters doing the same inappropriate content as the animated ones. The concern with Elsagate videos reached its peak with the shutting down of a completely unrelated channel to the finger family videos called Toy Freaks which featured a dad placing his two daughters in completely inappropriate situations in order to earn views.

The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to Website/YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on Website/YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on Website/YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Platform/{{Vimeo}}. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular Website/YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").

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Yes, that's right. There are ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' finger family videos as well as there ComicBook/BatMan, [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]], WesternAnimation/PeppaPig and Manga/YuGiOh (Though the most popular videos tend to star either [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Elsa]], the WesternAnimation/PeppaPig Family, ''WesternAnimation/PeppaPig'' family, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], [[Franchise/DespicableMe The Minions]] or Franchise/MickeyMouse.) There's a joke that you can type in the name of any popular fictional franchise behind the words "finger family" and pull up a finger family video. Yep, from more kid oriented franchises like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' to more adult franchises like ''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Manga/DeathNote'', there exists a finger family video for almost anything out there. But that's not even the weirdest part. There are two types of finger family videos, music videos and "story" videos. The Music videos are the most common and basically see the aforementioned licensed characters dancing to the finger family song or whatever nursery rhyme song the video is based on.

The Story kind sees the characters interacting with each other (including characters from different franchises) in a series of mime-like sketches. Said interactions are so insane that they make the average CrackFic seem relatively sane in comparison. Among the insane scenarios featured in these videos are [[WeirdCrossover Spiderman going a picnic with Elsa, Elsa]], [[CrackShip Elsa and the Hulk]] taking [[{{Squick}} taking the children they had with each other other]] to the park]] park and [[HulkingOut hulked out]] versions of the Pig Family family fighting [[WesternAnimation/PawPatrol Paw Patrol Zombies]].''WesternAnimation/PawPatrol'' zombies. Suffice to say, the story videos really place the characters in all sorts of situations that must be seen to believed. Surprisingly the content of the videos aren't even the strangest part of the videos.

There are hundreds of different finger family channels and thousands of individual videos, but the authorship of these videos still remain unknown. There has been no one who has officially come forward admitting themselves to be the creators of the finger family videos (lucky for them or else they'd have probably had their pants sued off by now). Theories range from automated bots programmed to make videos to earn views to [[ThePrankster a random guy pranking everyone everyone]] to a sentient AI trying to use the videos to communicate with humanity. Of course nothing is known for sure but what is known is that it's impossible to all be the work of one person due to the sheer amount of the videos along with the fact that tons of new ones come out every week. What we do know is that a lot of different channels are indeed connected in the fact that a lot of similar BackgroundMusic is used. Virtually every single version of the finger family song is sung by someone with a very heavy Indian accent, and it isn't uncommon to see entirely different channels complimenting each other in the comment section. The most likely case scenario is that the videos are being mass produced by some obscure, small animation company in India to earn some money from getting thousands of views from kids.

A lot of the videos have notably stirred up controversy among parents for having [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids child unfriendly content. content]]. It isn't uncommon to find a video with blood, characters suffering grievous injuries, sexual content, and sometimes even the videos videos' titles containing swear words (specifically the "P word"). There are also some other things (such as ToiletHumour and pregnancy) that aren't inappropriate for kids in themselves, but are presented in an inappropriate way. For instance, the toilet jokes might go next-level to the point where it's not safe for daytime TV, or a woman might be seen graphically giving birth onscreen. A rather notorious finger family channel called Superkids TV was well known for this kind of content including an infamous scene where Elsa gets her arm stuck in an escalator and [[AnArmAndALeg ripped off]] in a brutal fashion. The term used for these kind of videos is called Elsa[[{{Scandalgate}} gate]] though it also applies to non-finger family videos including toy channels, unboxing channels and channels where people dress up as popular kids kids' characters doing the same inappropriate content as the animated ones. The concern with Elsagate videos reached its peak with the shutting down of a completely unrelated channel to the finger family videos called Toy Freaks which featured a dad placing his two daughters in completely inappropriate situations in order to earn views.

The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to Website/YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on Website/YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on Website/YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Platform/{{Vimeo}}. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family ''Finger Family'' has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular Website/YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").
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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to Website/YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on Website/YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on Website/YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular Website/YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").

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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to Website/YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on Website/YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on Website/YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo.Platform/{{Vimeo}}. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular Website/YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").
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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").

It became so popular that the channel wasn't deleted when YouTube purged itself of inappropriate finger family videos but it was re-branded as an adult channel. Another similar parody emerged in the form of the infamous king of uncanny valley Johnny Johnny Yes Papa videos on the Edukayfun channel. The videos became popular quickly due to how creepy they were almost to memetic levels but were taken down due to being too scary for small children. The popularity of the channel lead to it being resurrected as Edukayfun 2.0 but re-branded as an adult only channel.

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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to YouTube Website/YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on YouTube Website/YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on YouTube Website/YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular YouTube Website/YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").

It became so popular that the channel wasn't deleted when YouTube Website/YouTube purged itself of inappropriate finger family videos but it was re-branded as an adult channel. Another similar parody emerged in the form of the infamous king of uncanny valley Johnny Johnny Yes Papa videos on the Edukayfun channel. The videos became popular quickly due to how creepy they were almost to memetic levels but were taken down due to being too scary for small children. The popularity of the channel lead to it being resurrected as Edukayfun 2.0 but re-branded as an adult only channel.
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Yes, that's right. There are ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' finger family videos as well as there ComicBook/BatMan, [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]], WesternAnimation/PeppaPig and Manga/YuGiOh (Though the most popular videos tend to star either [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Elsa]], the WesternAnimation/PeppaPig Family, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], [[Franchise/DespicableMe The Minions]] or Franchise/MickeyMouse.) There's a joke that you can type in the name of any popular fictional franchise behind the words "finger family" and pull up a finger family video. Yep, from more kid oriented franchises like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' to more adult franchises like ''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Manga/DeathNote'', there exists a finger family video for almost anything out there. But that's not even the weirdest part. There are two types of finger family videos, music videos and "story" videos. The Music videos are the most common and basically see the aforementioned licensed characters dancing to the finger family song or whatever nursery rhyme song the video is based on.

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Yes, that's right. There are ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' finger family videos as well as there ComicBook/BatMan, [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]], WesternAnimation/PeppaPig and Manga/YuGiOh (Though the most popular videos tend to star either [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Elsa]], the WesternAnimation/PeppaPig Family, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], [[Franchise/DespicableMe The Minions]] or Franchise/MickeyMouse.) There's a joke that you can type in the name of any popular fictional franchise behind the words "finger family" and pull up a finger family video. Yep, from more kid oriented franchises like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' to more adult franchises like ''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Manga/DeathNote'', there exists a finger family video for almost anything out there. But that's not even the weirdest part. There are two types of finger family videos, music videos and "story" videos. The Music videos are the most common and basically see the aforementioned licensed characters dancing to the finger family song or whatever nursery rhyme song the video is based on.
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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little Hitler's "jumping on the bed").

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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little Hitler's [[UsefulNotes/AdolfHitler Hitlers]] "jumping on the bed").
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A lot of the videos have notably stirred up controversy among parents for having child unfriendly content. It isn't uncommon to find a video with blood, characters suffering grievous injuries, sexual content, and sometimes even swearing. There are also some other things (such as ToiletHumour and pregnancy) that aren't inappropriate for kids in themselves, but are presented in an inappropriate way. For instance, the toilet jokes might go next-level to the point where it's not safe for daytime TV, or a woman might be seen graphically giving birth onscreen. A rather notorious finger family channel called Superkids TV was well known for this kind of content including an infamous scene where Elsa gets her arm stuck in an escalator and [[AnArmAndALeg ripped off]] in a brutal fashion. The term used for these kind of videos is called Elsa[[{{Scandalgate}} gate]] though it also applies to non-finger family videos including toy channels, unboxing channels and channels where people dress up as popular kids characters with inappropriate content. The concern with Elsagate videos reached its peak with the shutting down of a completely unrelated channel to the finger family videos called Toy Freaks which featured a dad placing his two daughters in completely inappropriate situations in order to earn views.

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A lot of the videos have notably stirred up controversy among parents for having child unfriendly content. It isn't uncommon to find a video with blood, characters suffering grievous injuries, sexual content, and sometimes even swearing.the videos titles containing swear words (specifically the "P word"). There are also some other things (such as ToiletHumour and pregnancy) that aren't inappropriate for kids in themselves, but are presented in an inappropriate way. For instance, the toilet jokes might go next-level to the point where it's not safe for daytime TV, or a woman might be seen graphically giving birth onscreen. A rather notorious finger family channel called Superkids TV was well known for this kind of content including an infamous scene where Elsa gets her arm stuck in an escalator and [[AnArmAndALeg ripped off]] in a brutal fashion. The term used for these kind of videos is called Elsa[[{{Scandalgate}} gate]] though it also applies to non-finger family videos including toy channels, unboxing channels and channels where people dress up as popular kids characters with doing the same inappropriate content.content as the animated ones. The concern with Elsagate videos reached its peak with the shutting down of a completely unrelated channel to the finger family videos called Toy Freaks which featured a dad placing his two daughters in completely inappropriate situations in order to earn views.
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Yes, that's right. There are ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' finger family videos as well as there ComicBook/BatMan, [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]], WesternAnimation/PeppaPig and Manga/YuGiOh (Though the most popular videos tend to star either [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 Elsa]], the WesternAnimation/PeppaPig Family, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], [[WesternAnimation/DespicableMe The Minions]] or Franchise/MickeyMouse.) There's a joke that you can type in the name of any popular fictional franchise behind the words "finger family" and pull up a finger family video. Yep, from more kid oriented franchises like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' to more adult franchises like ''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Manga/DeathNote'', there exists a finger family video for almost anything out there. But that's not even the weirdest part. There are two types of finger family videos, music videos and "story" videos. The Music videos are the most common and basically see the aforementioned licensed characters dancing to the finger family song or whatever nursery rhyme song the video is based on.

to:

Yes, that's right. There are ''Franchise/SpiderMan'' finger family videos as well as there ComicBook/BatMan, [[Anime/DragonBallZ Goku]], WesternAnimation/PeppaPig and Manga/YuGiOh (Though the most popular videos tend to star either [[WesternAnimation/Frozen2013 [[Franchise/{{Frozen}} Elsa]], the WesternAnimation/PeppaPig Family, [[ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk Hulk]], [[WesternAnimation/DespicableMe [[Franchise/DespicableMe The Minions]] or Franchise/MickeyMouse.) There's a joke that you can type in the name of any popular fictional franchise behind the words "finger family" and pull up a finger family video. Yep, from more kid oriented franchises like ''VideoGame/{{Fortnite}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Minecraft}}'' to more adult franchises like ''Series/GameOfThrones'' and ''Manga/DeathNote'', there exists a finger family video for almost anything out there. But that's not even the weirdest part. There are two types of finger family videos, music videos and "story" videos. The Music videos are the most common and basically see the aforementioned licensed characters dancing to the finger family song or whatever nursery rhyme song the video is based on.
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The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to Youtube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on Youtube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on Youtube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular Youtube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little Hitler's "jumping on the bed").

It became so popular that the channel wasn't deleted when Youtube purged itself of inappropriate finger family videos but it was re-branded as an adult channel. Another similar parody emerged in the form of the infamous king of uncanny valley Johnny Johnny Yes Papa videos on the Edukayfun channel. The videos became popular quickly due to how creepy they were almost to memetic levels but were taken down due to being too scary for small children. The popularity of the channel lead to it being resurrected as Edukayfun 2.0 but re-branded as an adult only channel.

to:

The whole ordeal ended up raising awareness of Elsagate videos which lead to Youtube YouTube updating its policy in 2017 and shutting down hundreds of finger family channels and taking down a lot of videos that fell into the Elsagate category. It should be noted however that not all finger family videos are Elsagate and almost none of the Elsagate ones are available on Youtube YouTube anymore. That said, there are still a few out there on Youtube YouTube though they're pretty hard to find and tend to get very few views and there are also a lot on less child friendly viewing websites like Vimeo. Regardless of the controversy, Finger family has developed a small fanbase of older people who like to watch it for the sole purpose of laughing at the [[SoBadItsGood insanity of the videos and the poorly done animation]] plus how addictive they are. One such person even went on to make a popular Youtube YouTube channel called Toys in Japan featuring a bunch of finger family parodies for adults (with the most famous being Five little Hitler's "jumping on the bed").

It became so popular that the channel wasn't deleted when Youtube YouTube purged itself of inappropriate finger family videos but it was re-branded as an adult channel. Another similar parody emerged in the form of the infamous king of uncanny valley Johnny Johnny Yes Papa videos on the Edukayfun channel. The videos became popular quickly due to how creepy they were almost to memetic levels but were taken down due to being too scary for small children. The popularity of the channel lead to it being resurrected as Edukayfun 2.0 but re-branded as an adult only channel.
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The Story kind sees the characters interacting with each other (including characters from different franchises) in a series of mime-like sketches. Said interactions are so insane that they make the average CrackFic seem relatively sane in comparison. Among the insane scenarios featured in theses videos are Spiderman going a picnic with Elsa, [[CrackShip Elsa and the Hulk]] [[{{Squick}} taking the children they had with each other to the park]] and [[HulkingOut hulked out]] versions of the Pig Family fighting [[WesternAnimation/PawPatrol Paw Patrol Zombies]]. Suffice to say, the story videos really place the characters in all sorts of situations that must be seen to believed. Surprisingly the content of the videos aren't even the strangest part of the videos.

to:

The Story kind sees the characters interacting with each other (including characters from different franchises) in a series of mime-like sketches. Said interactions are so insane that they make the average CrackFic seem relatively sane in comparison. Among the insane scenarios featured in theses these videos are Spiderman going a picnic with Elsa, [[CrackShip Elsa and the Hulk]] [[{{Squick}} taking the children they had with each other to the park]] and [[HulkingOut hulked out]] versions of the Pig Family fighting [[WesternAnimation/PawPatrol Paw Patrol Zombies]]. Suffice to say, the story videos really place the characters in all sorts of situations that must be seen to believed. Surprisingly the content of the videos aren't even the strangest part of the videos.

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