He just met Butt-Head less than a minute and already been influenced.

I kinda like that. Bunghole

I remembered him saying I don’t like that bunghole. Instead he said I kind of like that bunghole.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Pink Floyd

I wonder if he could still turn into cornholio in this timeline.

Best part.

I wouldnt call talking down to homeless people in a soup line ~ self esteem. but yea i realize that was what the old dude was saying in the clip. but it makes no sense. Thats babylon 'self esteem' ...its image only. It only shows that Stewart is more insecure than ever.

@@jasongCLJ if you are going to be “that guy” and over analyze things in a cartoon I’ll prove you wrong on this one. He wasn’t talking down to the homeless person. He was sticking up for every other homeless person person who has yet to have a serving of food. He was willing to give him food just not before everyone else had a serving. It’s common courtesy the homeless guy was ignoring since he already ate. And it has everything to do with self esteem. He is standing up to douchebags now. He would have been a pushover if Butthead was around and served that guy a double helping before others had one serving Please don’t try and sound smart by overanalyzing a cartoon. Just take it for the comedy it is. You were wrong on this 1

@@ChicagoGuy77 You might be right. It was good to make sure others get food before the guy has 3rds huh ? Yep you might be right. I just have a hard time trusting the character Stewert. [x Sorry. Yea theyre just characters ay. Thanks. (:

@@jasongCLJ you were the one who started it. I made the initial comment on reposting a quote from the show. Don’t try and act like you are “the better man” by admitting they are just characters. I said that in my original post. Be a douche somewhere else 😂😂😂

They should have shown him with a girlfriend, showing that he can indeed score. xD

This version of Beavis may not have wanted to score.

@@bertmustin I think Stewart expressed interest in girls and now that he has self esteem, he'd probably be more willing to do so. Beavis I think would or he also could be the ones that are abstinent. But either way, he would have a better chance of scoring and a desire to.

@@ChuckSDeuces ????????

He's still a tiny yet big-headed idiot. He just found a genuinely nicer person to influence what he does.

I mean, in general Beavis has always been kinder than Butthead

@@nicholasoneal1521 Beavis has always had an innocence too him. Even some of his worse traits don't come from a point of antagonism.

great analysis on cartoon characters..

@@ZoroastrianCowboy ..

@@ZoroastrianCowboy Correct.

It's sad how you realize this like 25 years later. Back then you thought those 2 were just knuckleheads.

@@edwardgaines6561 lol when you see someone in unusual circumstances, you really learn a lot about them you otherwise never could.

@no no no yeah. Just unusual because the normal course of events is Butthead manipulating him to stick around because he needs Beavis and Beavis doesn't actually need him.

Meh not really I dont like to think butthead "corrupts" beavis. Hes just easily impressionable and hes just as stupid as ever without butt head. Beavis is always stupid no matter what and the joke just latched on to him, which i think any joke like that would stick to someone like Beavis.

They’re just cartoon characters but it makes me sad

You could flip it even more. The other way around (Stewart and Beavis being best friends only for Stewart, in a christmas special, seeing Beavis and Butthead as best friends and arseholes) the fan theory could be that Butthead naturally *isn't* decent or a contributing member of society and only is so because of Stewart. So really it isn't so much Butthead's fault, but the fact that Beavis just goes with whatever he attaches himself to. Without anyone, what would Beavis be I wonder?

@@lettylunasical4766 Beavis seems to have been emotionally starved by narcissistic parents so that he can't set boundaries and agrees with everybody he comes in contact with because he doesn't trust his own judgment or decision making abilities.

And also the submissiveness is possibly do with Beavis possible mental instability as we see plenty of times in that show and movie.

It amazes me that Stewart didn't kick Butthead's ass in this special.

@Edmond Honda It was, but that's who Butthead is.

I know right. Homeless people care for others well being even if they have more than them and are willing to help the more fortunate too.

And even calling Beavis a good kid

you have mommy issues

@@sneedscape2428 I think you mean, I have issues with YOUR mom... huhuhuhuhh.

Largely unrealistic. But sweet.

Well in this reality he probably is. A lot of people believe the only reason Beavis is as bad is he is is because of Butthead's influence

@@digitaladventurer2142 I wonder if Butt-Head would be better or worse if Beavis was never born or not? Would he accept.Stewart as his best friend and be following Stewart? And be a nice guy or still just a prick towards everyone?

I think someone punched Butt-head outsoide when threw him out. Like how they duplicate the scene where the bystanders pulled George away from Mary after she panicked.

Beavis is a good kid. I’m actually kind of like Beavis. I’m smarter though but I have trouble making decisions for myself.

I don't even watch this show and this had me rollin' 😂😂😂

It's not sympathy. It's relief. Narcissistic pleasure in the misery of another. It turns to anger when he sees Beavis is actually doing well and helping the homeless. He wants to see Beavis in a position where he is dependent and vulnerable. That's kind of what narcs do.

I think it’s just suprise

I think the "cool" is because Butthead genuinely thinks being homeless sounds cool, lol

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No sympathy there

Hey, bunghole is a funny word. ;)

I never realized that

Beavis just has access to a better influence here.

Tp for my bunghole

*I am the great CORNHOLIO you shall give me tp for my BUNGHOLE*

He's just mad that Beavis owes him money.

I don’t think Butthead even understands what is going on

@@cocomunga He does, and he thinks life without him sucks.

@@NSAhitLIST he knows he doesnt exist he but he really doesn't comprehend this beyond thinking this sucks. It's why he still tries to get his dollar

Beavis is wearing a Winger T-shirt. That's far too monkey's paw for all the good that came about an existence without Butthead to be worth it in the end.

Beavis is easy to influence. Beavis is like that because he was influenced by Butthead, here is a nice guy because he was influenced by Stewart

@@engel1816 Except Stewart was mean to Beavis.

@@GuyMcPherson69 No, he was holding Beavis accountable to his function in the kitchen.

​@@GuyMcPherson69 Stewart was barking orders, but that always happens in a food line. The part about the eggnog confirms that Stewart is still nice.

He's also a pussy magnet according to the reboot lol

Or Kevin from Ed, Edd, n Eddy apologizing to Eddy saying "I'm sorry Eddy for humiliating and embarrassing you in Your Ed Here, I was a jerk and an ass and I'm sorry"

That would be cool.

But Beavis always apologizes even when he’s with Butthead

@@marvinjones2589 Hey, he did warm up to him in the movie. Not with that many words, though.

One can only imagine how big and intricate the sandcastles of a Sith Lord could be…

Reminds me of me, only I don’t have another person to influence me

lol cool story

@@landrylongacre6391 I'm influenced by some many I one of those kids who thinks they're bullies are their friends and why I'm saying like this cause I came to the realization

@@landrylongacre6391 Really? Cool.

Yeah functional and normal unlike you. "Fiona the fox" 🤣

It may have been a Christmas special, but the development we get for Butt-head, and the insight into the mind of Beavis we get is astounding. Every line has an impact, it's not a normal episode. Every time Beavis speaks, he shows how truly different the world is without Butt-head. Beavis is a good person now, attached to Stewart rather than Butt-head. Beavis is still easily influenced by those around him, immediately having a fascination with Butt-head's insults. Abuse is unfamiliar to Beavis, even proclaiming that it isn't right for Butt-head to get physical. Beavis is naturally passive, a counter to Stewart and Butt-head who are naturally assertive. Butt-head learns just how much of an effect his existence has had. It seems that everyone, no matter who, is benefiting from the absence of Butt-head. There are moments where Butt-head registers this, showing remorse. Butt-head even showed sympathy towards Beavis after interpreting him being at a homeless shelter as Beavis being homeless. However these thoughts are only briefly visible, before being pushed back into his dark mind. We see that when Butt-head acts normally in this world, he is kicked to the sidelines, because everyone viewed him as an adult. In the normal world, we see that Butt-head is only cared about because of laws prohibiting kicking him out. When those laws are not there to protect him, Butt-head is given no special treatment, immediately getting kicked out because of his normal actions. The episode may not be canon, most Christmas specials aren't, but this is my favorite episode of Beavis and Butt-head

@@friedpancakes266 that was some great character analysis, I didn’t really view buttheads personal changes in this. I didn’t see any empathy at first, but yeah, they are just slipping through before being shoved aside.

@@tripped-outhipped-out at the end of the episode, everything goes back to normal, with no visible changes with Butt-head. Due to how Beavis was written in the episode, we view him differently, with a hint of sympathy, now that we know what could've been in store for him. However Beavis can't be used to prove that this episode is canon

@@friedpancakes266 I get what you mean man, I just can’t structure a sentence for shit.

@@tripped-outhipped-out huh huh huh you said structure...huh huh huh huh...

Stewart isn't surprised that a guy he he has never met before knows his name. xD

bailbondsh

just because stewart didnt serve you soup you're gonna act this way? is this your way of going out of your responsabilities, is this the way you act?

What are you doing, Beavis?

​@@nicholasheredia4235Um, have we met, Sir?

1:25 🤣 🤣 🤣

Duuude, Beavis was as soft as those cookies 😂😂😂

my favorite part

Only a little bitch like Stewart would get his self esteem destroyed by butthead, everyone else would just kick his ass when he gets annoying.

It's self-esteem.

Yea what a wuss heh heh

It's absolutely horrific, Butthead deserves to exist if only for the sake of preventing that.

He hasn't been reformed really. This is a vision of what would have happened if Beavis never met Butthead. Or if Butthead didn't exist. It's like the Scrooge story, but with Butthead.

He's not really reformed, he's just been dominated by a different personality.

@@TJDious fr if anything hes the same useful idiot he was under butthead just used for a different purpose Daria should be the one manipulating beavis

So true

Well said

Yeah Butthead is just a bad influence and he brings Beavis along with him

Its kind of the point of the series

No he not, hes a bunghole huh huh huh

He might have scored if it weren't for Butthead

Beavis lowkey knows it too, but because no one else will really hang out with him and let him live with them (since it's Butt-Head's house they live in) he kind of has no choice but to hang out with abusive Butt-Head. There's been at least 2 times in the series where Beavis says Butt-Head isn't really his friend.

It's almost as if Butthead is incapable of expressing genuine feelings of remorse or reflection. I hope that doesn't mean Butthead turns into a sociopath.

I know I laughed at that lol 😂

@@edwardgaines6561 he is one

@@edwardgaines6561 he is not smart enough to be a sociopath, or at least not smart enough to realize he is.

@@zachbohemian True. He pretty much gets off Scott free lots of times while Beavis is just abused in the dirt.

Yeah, the two definitely have a toxic friendship

@@benbarnett5743 You’re right

I always liked Beavis, he's a latch key kid with a bad friend. Butthead is that jealous fiend who cheats off your test answers in school. Beavis always had a good heart.

Yeah but tbh even though it seems like it deep down butthead still cares about Beavis

It's too bad Stewart was a bunghole when he was rushing Beavis for the stew.

@@kenterminateddq5311 I think he is being more assertive. When you serve food to lots of people, sometimes you got to push people to get the job done. Especially if he already requested something minutes ago. He seems friendly to Beavis though, wanting to hang out with him, defending him against butt head and checking to see if Beavis is ok.

@@Yabuturtle Unless Stewart is his boss, I still find Stewart to be a buttmunch. :)

Y'all a bunch of bungholes hehehe heh eh

@@Yabuturtle It did seem Stewart was a little impatient with Beavis with the soup but he appeared to forgive him for it. He did invite him over for eggnog later and seemed friendly about it.

I need TP for my bunghole!

you said came

​@@vickyetienne2962huhuhuhuhuh.

@@vickyetienne2962😂

There are a lot of hints of this throughout the show.

bunghole

@@Wobuffet3 uhuhuh huhuh

Anyone have any experiences? I haven't yet.

I agree.

Oh yeah, I can relate to that. I had a couple of neighborhood friends as a child, who really brought me down. I didn’t know it at the time. I’m glad I moved on without them.

But then he said cool

@@nicholasoneal1521 defense mechanism

Why did he look sad?

Doesn’t act like it. Still both are funny great characters.

@Edmond Honda not really, he’s just dependent on him. He needs a lackey or he basically has nothing.

Correct.

I love how his eyebrows go soft just for one word.

0:58 😇

Yeah

LOL

He finds everything funny. Everything a joke lol.. reminds me of myself.. laughing even when I hurt myself or something goes wrong.. however some say It’s a nervous tic that the pair both do and can’t help

It also shows he only thinks about himself and how life is much better with him in it. Charlie realized that no matter what he does, Butthead is just a narcissistic and abusive jerk. Maybe Satan only wants to keep him around Earth because he knows if he gets the latter, he'd be stressed out akin to McVicker and taking over Hell

@@ladyfire44 Even Lucifer has standards then! 🤣

@@ladyfire44 he would just put him in a torture chamber and leave him there.

Humans are a pack animal and most are naturally followers. Most people are just like Beavis, it is not hard to see how mass media has influences the beliefs and values of most people over the past century. The concept makes most people uncomfortable and ironically, the denial of our tendency to be easily influenced followers makes us much easier to influence. Modern media making the silly claim that we are all 'equals' has made it nearly impossible for true leaders to emerge that can challenge it's stranglehold on behavior. Egalitarianism drags the greatest men down to the level of the lowest in an attempt to make a level playing field. The only ones immune are the ones already at the top.

@@murrayshekelberg9754 Excellent assessment. I just use different terms: conforming (no personal thoughts or opinions only those of someone elses') and collectivism. Well, Aristotle did say that man is a political animal.

@@murrayshekelberg9754 your way of thinking is very flawed

If you look closely at Stewart’s shirt it says poison not Metallica

I wouldn't say Beavis is a complete born loser, just a blank slate that can't form his own thoughts. A cipher.

Me too . I like this Beavis better .

He’s a good kid

I feel bad for beavis and ive never even watched this show lol. You can tell butthead is toxic and a terrible "friend"

@@AudioJeep it’s a very abusive relationship

@@AudioJeep you clearly watched the show you liar

might need tp for that

@@Wobuffet3 Where I come from we have no TP for we have but one bunghole

With a better mentor, Beavis will score!

great words spoken my friend

Yep well said

I love this comment. I also think it’s interesting how Butthead didn’t expect Beavis to fight back, Beavis usually follows him everywhere, but it’s different this time

@Katlyn Dobransky Beavis is being brought up in a caring environment now. And while we can still tell its Beavis, he's a good person now

He's just realised his affinity for the word "bunghole", so at least there's that. Maybe with enough caffeine he can still go full Cornholio.

@@rw100 maybe

Good chance that he can score tho

Yeah, but he has a better chance of scoring without Butt-head's influence.

@@Yabuturtle without stewards influence he wouldnt even want to score

bungholes are still cute :3

It could be echolalia. Common in people on the spectrum

He is volunteering at the homeless shelter though

I've always theorized that Beavis has undiagnosed schizophrenia.

@torntie I say it's Schizophrenia because he's always talking about voices in his head.

@@mastermariogameryt do you think mr bean has autism

@@mastermariogameryt And he was the cook that made the soup everyone was eating (and cutting in line to get more helpings).

Butt-Head: "I can too, bunghole. Come on let's get out of here, Beavis. Uh, huh, huh, huh"

That’s what I was thinking. Maybe Butt Head never existed in any timeline. Maybe the good one where Butt Head doesn’t exist was actually where Beavis mental illness wasn’t as bad. I know that isn’t true but it’s interesting to theorize. The fact that Butt Head was born in one universe and not the other gives some sad implications for him. I’ve heard a rumor that him not existing is the actual universe. How was he born in one universe and not the other?

Funny how Stewart still isn't cool enough to wear a Metallica T-shirt, but it's still better than Winger.

Stewart is serving the food and wearing a shirt that says "poison". Maybe he's poisoning the homeless.

I read in a magazine that Winger's reaction to Stewart wearing their name on a T-shirt was something like "Aw man why did we have to be the band that Stewart represents? Other bands suck too...why couldn't they have picked Poison?" [Paraphrased]. Maybe this episode was a small inside joke referencing that.

@@13thvarebel16 I also think it was meant to reference how Poison seemed to have slightly more credibility among rock fans as opposed to Winger.

Wowh.

It seems more like a nervous tick than an actual laugh.

Yeah. Sucks.

Right there with ya!! I’m 46 now and this sh!zz takes me back!!

I'm glad I could help out!

@Big Vinny “I can too, bunghole. Come on, let’s get out of here, Beavis.”

@@90sNickfan91”Hey, hey let go! We still have to give out gingerbread men!”

@@dylanle6241"Cut the crap, Beavis. You still owe me a dollar."

It's the internet. I remember when people were obsessed with making Velma from Scooby Doo out to be a lesbian years ago. Literally every television show has people who over analyze everything. It's an interesting thought though and makes me wish they'd show how these two dillweeds met.

You'd be surprised how easy it is to fuck up writing dumb characters.

@@evan2902 girls who try to look like guys (usually 300lb construction workers) aren't trying to attract guys. everyone specially them know no guy wants to date something that looks like a guy. her look is the poster child for butch females or really bad trans male. even snl made skits in the 80s about a doppelganger of her called "pat". "its a boy its a girl whats that its pat! ". an thelma looks exactly the same cookie cutout as pat an the other 2% the worlds population who *want* to look like 'pat'. its just as simple at looking at pretty an fit people an understanding that took dedication an time an *they* theirselves chose to look how they do. everyone does this an most people are generic clones so its super easy to figure someone/thing out simply by reading a line they wrote or analyzing how they made their body look over decades. like your post here is borderline baiting an argument that anyone trying to look like Pat is trying to date guys.

Yeah, that'd be great!

this is rather sad beavis should thank buthead a lot

probably genetics