Hurtful

AUTHOR'S NOTE: THIS CREEPYPASTA WAS BASED OFF AND INSPIRED BY "THE BEST FRIENDS FOREVER ATTACK OF 2005" FROM THE CREEPYPASTA BY DIZZYGAMER KNOWN AS "3 SPONGEBOB INCIDENT EVENTS"
The lost episode of Sugar Rush that is known as "Hurtful". Oh god, how many lost Sugar Rush pieces are we finding? This lost episode seems eerily familiar to those who watched the show before, but it seems to have been made by the same person who hijacked the Nickelodeon channel on the July 25, 2005 due to both hijackings' striking similarities.
Back in the early 2020s, during an airing of the Sugar Rush TV show on Disney Channel, the channel got abruptly hijacked to display this unauthorized episode known as "Hurtful."
For many years, it seemed information about this incident remained well hidden, but over a period of time, knowledge of this and many subsequent interruptions began to truly make themselves known online. What you are watching is some of the only surviving video footage to back up this event's existence. All involved parties would never have their names seen again. You do not know who works here. The incident was nicknamed "The Jubileena Effect" due to imagery that would be shown on other hijackings with the same nature in mostly the same year.
I will describe to you what the episode and its footage were like according to those who claimed to have seen it.
It started with the familiar intro for the Sugar Rush TV show, except when just after the title card came out, the audio was distorted, and the opening credits that showed up were instead replaced with text reading "HELP!!!".
The episode itself begins in the bustling world of Sugar Rush. Excitement filled the air as the racers prepared for another thrilling race. Crumbelina DiCarramello, with her caramel complexion and tiramisu-themed kart, was focused on winning today's race. "I'd hope I can win today's race this time!" She exclaimed, and Crumbelina's heart raced as the countdown sounded. The moment when the announcer said "GO!" Crumbelina and the other racers pushed the pedals on their karts, propelling them into the race. However, Crumbelina herself could not shake the feeling of being watched alone.
The race began with the usual chaos and vibrant colors. We can see the racers driving along, racing as the karts continued to move along the Gumball Gorge. Taffyta's kart getting pushed by an incoming gumball, Rancis using a power-up on Adorabeezle, etc.
When Crumbelina reached the Cakeway, she was navigating through the sweet, treacherous tracks with precision. An unnerving sight begins to show up as seen from her kart's mirror: an image of Gloyd and his kart, eerily trailing behind her. Soon, she noticed Gloyd beginning to trail her, which was unusually close. His candy corn-shaped kart seemed to be lurking rather than racing. "What's his deal?" Crumbelina muttered to herself, her anxiety growing with each lap as the episode went by. Gloyd’s presence was unnerving, and it began to affect her performance. She pushed the pedal harder, her frustration bubbling over as she felt his eyes on her every move. She switched between lanes, though nothing helped. Gloyd continued to eerily follow her all along the tracks throughout the whole race. Power-ups would not help the situation.
By the time the race ended, Crumbelina narrowly missed the podium. Panting and frustrated, she pulled over to the side, trying to calm her racing heart. The other racers were walking towards her over what happened. "What's wrong?" Vanellope asked Crumbelina, and she responded "Gloyd's been following me all along the whole track."
Then suddenly, Gloyd pulled up next to her from behind, and, without warning, he leaned in behind her and kissed her in the back of her head. Crumbelina immediately gasped at the unnerving sensation. She spun around, her face flushed with anger, after realizing that Gloyd had kissed her on the back of her head. "What do you think you're doing?" she shouted, shoving Gloyd away. Though Gloyd smirked, seemingly blushing, his nonchalant demeanor only fueled her rage. "Just having a bit of fun," he said dismissively.
Crumbelina then shouted at Gloyd, "Fun? You call that fun?" Crumbelina’s voice trembled with anger. Without another word, she lunged at Gloyd, and the two began to fight. Their scuffle was intense, drawing the attention of all the other racers, who gasped at the sight of their fight. Jubileena Bing-Bing rushed over to intervene, but in her haste at seeing it, she tripped over and fell flat on her face, much like the scene where SpongeBob fell down on his face right when he opened the doors to the Krusty Krab in the infamous "Your Shoe's Untied" episode. In this case, the sight was bizarre and out of place, adding to the unsettling atmosphere.
Suddenly, the scene shifted as if a broadcast signal intrusion had occurred. Jubileena remained on the floor, her head raised slightly as she struggled to breathe. Jubileena kept smashing her head against the floor, until we could see blood dripping out of her mouth as the audio continued to glitch along with the Krusty Krab music butting in while the situation was going on. This was exactly analogous to what happened with SpongeBob in the "Best Friends Forever Attack of 2005" incident. The next scene then showed Jubileena remaining on the floor, but in a different location now, for about 15 seconds. The screen then abruptly cuts to black, before we can hear a voice shouting, "Laces bow!" Like in the "Best Friends Forever Attack of 2005" incident. Eerily looping and repeating for about 20 seconds.
But, that’s when things took an unexpected turn of events; the episode transitioned to the dimly-lit inside of King Candy's castle at night. The grand hall was dimly lit, casting long shadows that seemed to move on their own. Jubileena was still there, lying face down with her head turned to the side. It was as if she had been teleported there, and the eerie ambiance amplified the sense of dread. For the next 46 seconds, the camera lingered on Jubileena's helpless form while "Heaven" (an audio by niceANDcool) played. This audio, a slowed-down, reversed, and reverbed version of "Emotional Piano" from the Scratch coding website, echoed through the hall, creating a disturbing, endless loop. The screen then abruptly cut to black, and the audio glitched. For a moment, there was nothing but darkness. Suddenly, a disturbing picture of Gloyd appeared on the screen. His smile was unnervingly wide, and his eyes were staring directly at the viewer with a chilling intensity. The image lingered just long enough to leave a lasting impression before the episode ended, leaving viewers with a deep sense of unease. The episode abruptly ended there. White text reading "This channel is currently unavailable as of now, please check back later." is shown.
The episode "Hurtful" was never aired again. It was said to be an experiment gone wrong, a hidden mistake that the creators of Sugar Rush hoped to bury. But those who saw it could never forget the haunting imagery and the eerie feeling that something had gone terribly wrong in the sweet world of Sugar Rush. To this day, the episode remains a mystery.
Credited to JunoTehPlanet, inspired by PhantomInc
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