The Beast is Risen

**The Beast is Risen** is a video created and posted by Treatsforbeasts that was posted around April of 2020. The video's description marked to be deleted after twenty-four (24) hours after it's publishing, and eventually, the video did get deleted, not before being downloaded and saved by user "Lieutenant I need to shit" in April 13th of 2020, around Easter time. The video is a collection of various short videos recorded on home video, bloopers and behind-the-scenes material.

## Plot

As mentioned, it is a collection of short videos, bloopers, behind-the-scenes material and photos, of course alongside some music tracks in them. The the video, segments are placed with Treatsforbeasts abbreviated to TBF followed by a timeline. The first is TBF 2000-2002, with home recordings made in 2000 to 2002. These home recordings include the creator of Treatsforbeasts, Jordan Diniz, alongside two colleagues who would later work with him in his future uploads. Notable short films include various videos of them headbanging to metal music (one of them wearing a Michael Myers mask from *Halloween*), them puppeteering a Bubbles doll from *The Powerpuff Girls* set to the song "Whipstickagostop" by American electropunk band Mindless Self Indulgence, a parody-like home video of an unidentified action figure standing across a bowl of what appears to be chocolate treats set to the *South Park* song "Chocolate Salty Balls (P.S. I Love You)" by Isaac Hayes (singing as his character Chef), where one of them shakes the bowl of chocolate treats as the song drops to the chorus, and various home recordings of him doing his now iconic scream.

Jordan at this time did not look like his future neanderthal-Jesus Christ-like look. Instead, he had shorter hair or slightly longer hair (due to each of these videos varying from time to time), and possibly slightly stocky in appearance. Other shorts include "Green" (possibly one of his colleagues' nicknames) going to retrieve the superstitious toast from the basement of one Old Man Cracker, them doing band practice before it fades to them at a small club and then fading into them playing a metal-like tune with night vision effect on.

During this recording, a shot is seen to the small crowd clapping and cheering, and the camera briefs on one individual, possibly a new or already known colleague, with then spiky hair, which the video indicates that seven years later (2009), he worked with Jordan and his crew. In the short film, he is seen reading the newspaper, wakes up, makes a toast sandwich, heads to the basement, grabs a concealed paper bag mask to reveal a girl (portrayed by Jordan with pigtails, thanks to his long hair), throws the sandwich on her, puts some gloves and foams with what is either noodles or spaghetti coming from his mouth, ending where he puts some face paint on his forehead in the shape of the Saint Peter upside down cross, where the video later reveals that seven months later, he portrayed the masked, frolicking entity in the very first Treatsforbeasts video posted to the Treatsforbeasts YouTube channel, that being "Who wants to gnaw on human bones," released in September 26th, 2009.

It then fades to a video of the late Dr. Zoughth's cousin, a painter from Europe. It cuts to a side view of him with Greek lettering, before he speaks in a yet to be identifiable European language (it's also possible he is speaking backwards), before painting two round mountains and a flower-like plant with no petals. He slightly gets unhinged, before spilling a liquid, possibly some sort of wine or alcoholic beverage onto a piece of bread next to grapes, before he continues to paint the painting. It is then slowly revealed that he draws the back posterior of a woman's buttocks (indicating that the flower is the anus and the stem and leaves are the vagina), as well as drawing another mountain-like shape in the middle of the two with darker coloring and two stick figure-like arms above the first two mountains, which Dr. Zoughth's cousin rips his shirt and screams, before explaining they took a rather different turn.

It then fades to TBF 2016-2020 or the current timeline. It features behind-the-scenes material from his videos Perfect Little Dream, the Eponymous video, him tinkering his objects in his music videos, bloopers and behind-the-scenes from him and his crew at various locations including undisclosed locations like falls from a nature park, a large abandoned brick building (with a front courtyard) in the middle of the woods, bloopers during the filming of The Beast is Dead, amongst others.

It concludes with a music overlay by Treatsforbeasts over short videos and photos of him and his crew, include a drone view video of him at the filming location for his song Divine Comedy (under his other alias Sanguinarius), he and his colleagues posing in several photo sin undisclosed locations, some in the studio, them being in a crucified position and various locations with religious themes in them (notably a cross) and ending with Jordan (Treatsforbeasts) posing next to the Statue of Baphomet in Salem, Massachusetts. It then ends with fade-in of Jordan posing as if being crucified on a large white cross laying on the earth, as "Happy Easter" fades in, concluding the video, with the video fading out, ending the video.