GreyStripe and HollyHunt (Holly: Would you turn on me) but there is a furry genocide

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**GreyStripe and HollyHunt (Holly: Would you turn on me) but there is a furry genocide** was a video Boudtrout uploaded to Boudtrout Animations sometime in 2019 and was the first video he ever uploaded to that channel.

The video was an altered version (or "remix") of Nikkiperson2's animation on Scratch titled "GreyStripe and HollyHunt (Holly: Would you turn on me)". Boudtrout's remix expanded to Nikki's original animation with the inclusion of, as the title implies, imagery suggesting a genocide against furries is happening.

## Content of video

The video consists of segments of transitioning images and animated sequences. The song Holly (Would You Turn Me On) by All Time Low plays throughout the entire video, except the song in Boudtrout's video wasn't sung by All Time Low, it was Andrew Dorn's acoustic cover (To avoid an instant copyrite take-down by YouTube).
It begins with Greystripe who has Hollyhunt down to the ground. A word bubble plastered over the original image reads "DIE N\*GGA!", except it wasn't censored (Hollyhunt was a brown cat, and Greystripe was a racist, probably a member of the Klan Clan). Suddenly a red automobile, similar to a car in design, drives down the road they had fought on. The words "genocide mobile" with a swastika on both sides was written on it and two cats were being gassed inside of it, as one could see through the front window. One of which was Paul the Cat holding his neck while choking on the gas, the other was scratching away at the window. Greystripe and Hollyhunt both see this as an immediate greater threat and run off together.

Sometime later that night, Greystripe and Hollyhunt are sleeping cuddled together. Behind them is a blonde haired, blue eyed, angry Nazi (Who would later make a cameo in Catching A Child Predator: Baldi's Basics) approaching with a machete held in the air.

The next scene consists of the two running through a grassy field trying to escape aerial gun fire from helicopters, whose helicopter blades are shaped like swastikas.

The rest of the video is largely unedited from Nikkiperson2's original work, if at all. Anyways, Greystripe and Hollyhunt do lovey-dovey thing such as catch mice and wander through the forest and stuff. Finally, the two gaze up at the moon by each other's side until the song ends.

## History

### GreyStripe and HollyHunt (Holly: Would you turn on me)

The ORIGINAL animation made by Nikkiperson2 on Scratch. It was a love story between two feral cats named Greystripe and Hollyhunt. The animation features the song Holly (Would You Turn Me On) by All Time Low because Scratch isn't so strict on copyright infringement.

The animaion has since been removed from Scratch by Nikki herself.

### GreyStripe and HollyHunt (Holly: Would you turn on me) but there is a furry genocide

This is the remix of Nikkiperson2's original animation that Boudtrout made on Scratch, however for whatever reason there was difficulty getting it uploaded to Scratch, leading Boudtrout to record it and create a YouTube Channel to upload it to.

Before being uploaded to Boudtrout Animations however, in a similar manner to the moon videos on Boudtrout EPIC Animations, a screen recorded and unedited version of the Scratch project was uploaded (on privite mode) to Paulims Films. This version still remains there on private.

The video itself features obvious profanities and offensive imagery/topics, but however, there are no furries. This is because Boudtrout just went with a *Warrior Cats* animation because it would save him the cringe-load of having to look at actual furry stuff.

Also, the video does not use the same music as used in the original because of copyright infringement, it was tried, and YouTube took it down, leading Boudtrout to use the audio from from a different cover sung by a small YouTuber. That cover being Andrew Dorn's acoustic cover.