FRIDAY NIGHT FUNKIN' BLACK Food vs WHITE Food – FNF ANIMATION MUKBANG

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About FNF

Friday Night Funkin’ is a rhythm game in which the player must pass multiple “weeks”, each usually containing three songs.[note 1] Each week, the player typically faces a different opponent.

During gameplay, the opponent will sing a pattern of notes which the player must mirror by pressing the arrow keys or WASD. At the bottom of the screen is a bar indicating how well the player is doing. The left side of the bar is red, representing the opponent. The right side is green, representing the player. Successfully hitting notes will increase the size of the player’s bar, while missing notes causes the opponent’s bar to expand. The player fails if the opponent’s bar fills up the entire bar.

For each week, the player has the option to select one of three difficulties: Easy, Medium, and Hard. As difficulty increases, the speed of incoming arrows increases and the patterns of arrows become more complicated. The player’s high score for each week on each difficulty is tracked and shown in the top corner of the week selection screen.

The player can also play in “freeplay” mode, where the “week” structure is ignored and the player can play any individual song on its own.

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21 thoughts on “FRIDAY NIGHT FUNKIN' BLACK Food vs WHITE Food – FNF ANIMATION MUKBANG”

  20. No matter what you do in an FNF animation, you have to make Skid and Pump is the holy balance, ironically, being made from Sr Pelo makes you the best pair of characters, not saying that the other FNF videos this person makes are bad, it’s just that this one is the best one, they share food, they laugh, they have fun, THIS is the stuff that should be on YouTube kids, not clickbait videos and family channels.

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