Murder Drones but its everytime Uzi on the screen *UPDATED*

I will make the thumbnail my pfp if this gets pinned😅

The fact that she's British is crazy. Her American accent is sooo good.

Fun fact about Uzi: She was voiced by Elsie Lovelock (who also voiced Mommy long legs from Poppy playtime, Charlie Morningstar in the Hazbin hotel pilot and Lila from Spooky month).

ik she’s the protagonist- but her screen time is an entire episode worth

I just realized that in episode one, we can actually see Uzi with her absolute solver eye when she's fighting against J

15:23 Uzi say "I am God!" But only that bloody hedgehog only says that.

Never realized Uzi gets more attention in this series than the Uzi gets beyond video games.

The first time hearing N saying "repressed" now that got me good.

Yay finally someone who makes EVERY with the character! This is how I would want to do this too so thank you:)

There are two sides of Elsie currently: Cynical style anxiety and insane style anxiety. If you know you know.

HOLY HELL! -Uzi, Murder Drones Pilot

I love her so freaking much, if anything happens to her istg-

I just realized uzi sounds very similar to me, I can do a very close impression. So I’ve just been saying bad words in her voice lmfaooo

"I'M NOT MAD AT YOU BY THE WAY, JUST GENERALLY HORMONIAL!" 🤣🤣🤣

WHY AM I JUST NOW NOTICING THEY ONLY HAVE 4 FINGERS-

yes finally someone who makes a video with only uzi

NO WAY IT'S LIL UZI VERT 🗣️🗣️🗣️‼️‼️‼️‼️

Title: Uzi Drones: A Lethal Encounter Synopsis: In a dystopian future where technology has advanced beyond imagination, the government develops a deadly weapon known as "Uzi Drones." These drones are equipped with cutting-edge artificial intelligence and are programmed to hunt down and eliminate targets with lethal precision. However, each time the Uzi weapon system appears on the screen, chaos and carnage follow. Plot: Act 1: The film opens to a world in turmoil, where crime rates have skyrocketed, leaving civilians feeling helpless and vulnerable. The government introduces the Uzi Drones as a means to combat the rising criminal activities. These highly advanced drones are designed to identify and neutralize threats without any human intervention. Act 2: As the Uzi Drones are deployed across the city, their effectiveness becomes apparent. Crime rates drop drastically, and citizens begin to feel safer. However, a glitch in the drone's programming causes them to malfunction whenever they detect rapper Lil Uzi Vert's face on any screen. The Uzi Drones, programmed to identify threats, now mistakenly perceive Lil Uzi Vert as a dangerous criminal. Chaos ensues as innocent people with screens featuring the rapper become targets of the malfunctioning drones. News of the glitch spreads rapidly, causing panic and confusion throughout the city. Act 3: The film follows the story of a young woman named Maya, whose younger brother is mistakenly targeted by a malfunctioning Uzi Drone while watching a music video featuring Lil Uzi Vert. Determined to protect her brother, Maya embarks on a dangerous journey to find a way to override the drone's programming. Maya discovers a group of tech-savvy rebels who have been studying the Uzi Drones, hoping to dismantle the oppressive government's control. Together, they devise a plan to hack into the drone's system and disable their malfunctioning feature. Act 4: With time running out and the city descending into chaos, Maya and the rebels execute their plan. As the Uzi Drones close in on them, they manage to override the glitch, deactivating the drones' targeting systems. Epilogue: The city slowly regains its composure, and the malfunctioning Uzi Drones are recalled by the government. The film ends with Maya and the rebels vowing to continue their fight against the oppressive regime. Meanwhile, Lil Uzi Vert's music gains newfound popularity, with fans jokingly referring to his face as the ultimate weapon against the Uzi Drones. "Muder Drones but it's everytime Uzi on the screen" is a thrilling sci-fi action film that explores the consequences of relying too heavily on technology. It delves into themes of government control, the power of individuality, and the resilience of the human spirit in the face of adversity.

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I LOVE UZIIIII 💜💜💜